Hello!
My name is Joe, I'm a 21-year old British National.
In August 2013 I fell in love with a Peruana, and I went to visit her in February 2014, we spent two beautiful months together; travelling around the south of Peru.
I returned to England in April 2014 - leaving my girl the promise that I will work so hard, train to teach English as a foreign language, and come back to her. We knew it would be a struggle - but love always prevails!
Since that time, I have returned to my old job as a bartender and saved up as much money as I can, and I've completed a couple of TEFL courses and I'm now ready to teach English abroad 
...the only problem now, which is causing us a lot of pressure, is visas, and legalities. We want to do everything legally, we don't want to make risks.
I plan to leave very soon!
I would love anybody who has some advice for me as a British national looking to move to Peru to message me please!
e-mail is preferable
[email protected]
Please help us
In the name of love!
Thank you for your time!
Ready to Teach English - How to proceed legally? Need advice for Visa
Hello Joe
Welcome to Expat.com!
Thank you for your introduction and so as to help you best, I created a new thread from your post on the Peru Forum so as to increase visibility and response on the latter.
Try to visit these websites so as to increase your chances to find a work over there so as to reach out to your love even quicker 
http://www.goabroad.com/teach-abroad/se … h-abroad-1http://www.esljobfeed.com/http://www.gooverseas.com/teach-abroad/peru
Regards
Kenjee
Expat.com Team
Hello Joe
I think you can get a job here as a teacher on institutes or universities , that is a good job here you need to apply on diferent institutes like : http://www.britanico.edu.pe/Index.aspx (american english) , http://www.icpna.edu.pe/ (british english), http://www.wallstreet-peru.com/ . http://www.usmp.edu.pe/idiomas/web/somos.html , http://www.euroidiomas.edu.pe/http://idiomas.pucp.edu.pe/ , http://www.up.edu.pe/idiomas/default.aspx in both of these i know that teach abroad people. and also theses istitutions teach english at homes of the students with native speakers http://www.berlitz.com.pe/ and http://www.punkay.org/nueva/ .
Anyway here have a lot of academies of english I think you can get a job in special in Lima but I dont know wich city you'll move , if you come to Peru maybe you can teach me english I want to apply for TOEFL test.
Good luck in all your plans
bye
Hi Joe,
If you still in Peru looking for a job as an English teacher let me know ASAP because I ppsted an ad offering a job.
Katty
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