Hi . Are there any English teachers who have taught at the Centro Cultural Norteamericano or at a company called The Growth Project?If so I would appreciate some info about job prospects, the application process, and the general environment etc Thanks
Centro Cultural Norteamericano/The Growth Project
james ludwick
13 April 2014 15:59:44
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kohlerias
13 April 2014 17:54:51
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Legally you are required to have a work visa to work in Costa Rica. As a legal Temporary resident, you can manage your own business, work online or be a Permanent Resident.
Residency info
apenn
12 February 2015 05:06:55
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I am looking into this as well. James, did you find anything? I noticed your post was from last year.
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