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Early Years Language Facilitator: Paid English Assistant in Cañaveral, Madrid

Join a network of over 10 authentic educational centers in Madrid as a Paid English Teaching Assistant in Cañaveral. This role focuses on children aged 0-3 years old, allowing you to contribute to their intellectual and social development i

About the role

Join a network of over 10 authentic educational centers in Madrid as a Paid English Teaching Assistant in Cañaveral. This role focuses on children aged 0-3 years old, allowing you to contribute to their intellectual and social development in a safe, English-speaking environment. Role Highlights:
  • Organize and lead engaging English activities and games with children.
  • Support the development of games, dynamics, and English conversations.
  • Speak actively in English with children in different classes to practice any vocabulary possible.
  • Teach English language to the nursery's teachers.
  • Support teachers during feeding time (1 hour per day).
  • Provide support on punctual occasions to teachers in the attention, care, changing, and cleaning of babies.
By the End of the Internship: You will gain extensive experience in early childhood English language immersion, curriculum support, and practical child care. This role provides a holistic understanding of educational support in a nursery setting. Who You Are:
  • Possess an English proficiency level.
  • Patient, responsible, and motivated to do your internship with children.
  • Studies related to teaching, languages, psychology, humanities, or history are preferred, though other fields may be considered.
  • Previous working experience with children and babies would be an advantage.
  • Internship period would be 3 months minimum.
  • Able to provide a Sexual Conviction Record Check (SCRC).
  • Available for 30 hours a week.

Living in Madrid

Why interns choose Madrid

Madrid is the political, financial and creative capital of Spain. As an international intern you'll find more opportunities here than in any other Spanish city — from Fortune 500 headquarters in the AZCA district to fast-moving startups around Calle Princesa and Atocha. Spanish is the working language in most local SMEs, while multinationals and tech companies frequently operate in English.

  • Largest concentration of multinational HQs in Spain
  • Vibrant startup and fintech scene around La Latina and Chamberí
  • Excellent metro network — no need for a car
  • Cultural capital: Prado, Reina Sofía, year-round live music