English as a foreign language teacher
7 April, 2026
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Job description
This is a permanent 9-month contract from mid-September 2026 to mid-June 2027 for a native level EFL teacher. The contracted hours are 20 hours over 4 days, Mondays to Thursdays 4pm-9pm. The teacher will be responsible for teaching the number of contracted hours, lesson planning, setting and correcting homework, correcting tests and termly reports.
Salary and benefits
We offer a permanent 9-month contract, social security cover and a gross monthly salary starting at €1,100, dependent on qualifications and experience. The paid holidays are 2 weeks for Christmas, 1 week for Easter and all local bank holidays during the academic year. We also provide ongoing support in a well-organised and friendly workplace.
Requirements
A native level of English.
An academic background.
CELTA/Trinity CertTESOL or equivalent.
Experience in teaching in a classroom setting.
Experience in teaching Cambridge exams.
Permission to work in Spain.
At least 2 professional references.
A clear police record and proof of suitability to work with minors.
An academic background.
CELTA/Trinity CertTESOL or equivalent.
Experience in teaching in a classroom setting.
Experience in teaching Cambridge exams.
Permission to work in Spain.
At least 2 professional references.
A clear police record and proof of suitability to work with minors.
How to apply
Please send your CV to info@capitalenglishschool.com
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