Last Call for Residential Summer Camp teachers

We are filling our final residential summer camp positions and they are:

The Pyrenees 1st fortnight of July x 2 possible
Uclés (just outside madrid) all of July 2 confirmed 2 possible, possible 2nd fortnight only
Palma de Mallorca 1 fortnight start of July (this one has to be a guy)

After spending a lot of time contacting previous applicants who aren't getting back to me in time, not attending interviews with no notice or have made other plans I've decided to just post it up here and see who is still interested and still available.

Pay is 500 net per fortnight, transport from Madrid, accommodation and food included, applicants who work one fortnight in July will automatically be given a fortnight's work in August in Uclés (if they want it) everyone else will have to earn it!

Final interviews are being held this week and next, with priority given to prior applicants, people who are flexible, and people able to attend interview within my limited timetable of availability.

Applicants must be native speakers, have at least two years of teaching experience,be fun, sociable and hard-working.

If you're interested, mail me at englishfnx@gmail.com with your CV and a short cover letter, and your interview availability for this week and next. We're really really really busy right now, so......

- If It's at the weekend or midnight on Friday, no thanks.
- If it's outside my availability, no thanks
- If it's a crazy test email where you say you're interested and if I'm interested I should get back to you, but don't attach your CV, no thanks
- If it's just your e-mail with no cover letter, no thanks
- If it's an e-mail telling me how much I need to get back to you and convince you, no thanks.
- If it's one of those times I have to send you three e-mails to get the three pieces of information I need, no thanks.
- If it's an e-mail saying you need more information to make a decision, no thanks - that's what our WEBSITE and the INTERVIEW is for

We're into fun camp environments with amazing veteran teachers, and if you do well (i.e. don't traumatise the children) it's a steady summer job instead of the yearly summer panic.