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Nurturing English Talent: Paid Teaching Assistant in Arroyo del Fresno, Madrid

Join a Paid English Teaching Assistant Internship in Arroyo del Fresno, Madrid. Lead creative activities with young children, support nursery teachers, and master early language immersion.

About the role

Embark on a rewarding journey as a Paid English Teaching Assistant in Arroyo del Fresno, Madrid. This role offers the unique opportunity to work in a nursery environment, engaging young children in English through creative activities and even teaching English to local teachers. Role Highlights:
  • Design and lead engaging English activities and games with children.
  • Support the development of interactive games, dynamics, and English conversations.
  • Actively speak English with children across various classes to maximize vocabulary practice.
  • Contribute to the professional development of nursery teachers by teaching them English.
By the End of the Internship: You will have gained significant experience in early language immersion, creative curriculum development, and adult education. This role offers a comprehensive understanding of language teaching in a practical nursery setting. Who You Are:
  • Proficient in English, ideally at a native standard level.
  • Patient, responsible, and highly motivated to work with children.
  • Studies in teaching, languages, psychology, humanities, or history are preferred, though other fields may be considered.
  • Previous working experience with children and babies is a plus.
  • Must be available for a minimum of 3 months, starting September 2024.
  • Able to provide a Sexual Conviction Record Check (SCRC).
  • Available for 20 hours a week, from 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM.

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