Known as the land of lakes and volcanoes, Nicaragua provides a beautiful and exciting tropical environment in which to teach English. Speaking English is an economically vital skill for Nicaraguan citizens, who are increasingly required to communicate in English. Thus, most qualified teachers looking to teach English are able to find openings.
Teachers will immediately feel welcomed by the warm Nicaraguan hospitality, and other Central American countries are not far, allowing teachers the ability to easily explore the rest of Central America. In Nicaragua, teachers will provide an enriching educational experience to students while discovering a colorful culture and remarkably unique country.
Average Monthly Salary |
US $800 – $2500+ |
Average Monthly Cost Of Living |
Low |
Peak Hiring Times |
February – March, July – August |
Visa Requirements |
The employee should arrange for a work permit, and U.S. citizens traveling to Nicaragua for a short period do not need Nicaraguan visas. Those without a visa are normally allowed to stay 90 days, but those looking to live in Nicaragua will need to apply for residency at Nicaraguan Immigration. |
Australian Government Travel Advice |
Exercise a high degree of caution |
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