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Teaching English in Italy
What general
work Contracts say in Italy: Teaching hours are usually 25-35
a week, you don't usually get paid for preparation time or meetings. Some
schools pay by the hour (hourly rates of pay are from €10.00 in the
south of Italy and from €12.00 in the north of Italy.) Working on
a 1 year contract you are liable for 2 extra months pay, 1 at
Christmas and the other in August for your holiday break, this extra pay
is offered to Italians and is the working LAW of Italy. This is paid from
your school, (if they say nothing they are being illegal because all companies
know this LAW. (This is also why schools offer only 8-9 month contracts
so they don’t have to pay it to you.) E- Guide - Start an English or Italian School in Italy English has become a compulsory language in schools in Italy Italians realise how important However, at the moment there is a big learning gap between Scuola Media and Superiore. Most of the Medie are situated in small towns or villages on top of the hills, and the areas all speak their own particular type of dialect. The children are lively and mostly undisciplined but at the same time they are enthusiastic about learning English. There are some teachers in the Scuole Medie who are very well spoken and trained to a high level to teach English and then there is the other side of the coin-teachers who don't even understand simple conversation because they haven't learned English very well themselves. This inconsistency is then carried on through the pupils into Scuola Superiore. You almost certainly won’t be paying tax in Italy, but have a look at your contract. Most schools call their teachers "collaborators" which means they're not obliged to pay tax for them. This is a shame as you get far more contributions in Italy than you do in the UK. If you've been paying tax they will have asked you to get a "libretto di lavoro". A lot of schools claim that only Italians need them, but this is nonsense: if you're working under an Italian contract then you have to have one, but they won't give teachers genuine contracts because it's a fairly short-term job and a lot of schools are a bit, shall we say, disreputable. Make a note even if you holiday in Italy everything shuts between 12.30pm to 3.30pm for siesta (except in some big cities) Pupils are now more
aware of foreign languages due to TV programmes interviewing UK and USA
film and pop stars, nowadays Italian TV adverts are being made with short
English phrases as catch lines to their product. Also the internet is
starting to kick off in Italy; it’s been a long time coming.) They
have started advertising broadband in the past few months not many people
have the internet at home because it is too expensive for the Italian
family. Most people use the internet cafes because its cheaper. They say
Italy is about 10 years behind the U.K. All schools should require you to get a "codice fiscale" (tax code) even if you are under the table it's simply to cover their asses in case the tax police come visiting. You are, however, not eligible to get a codice fiscale without a work/student visa or EU passport. However, Italy being Italy, sometimes you can get lucky and find a clerk who will issue one anyway. You will also need a "Permesso di soggiorno document" your school will help you get this as this is your work permit. On the Italian news this week there was a report about a lawyer in Milan charging 4,000 euros to obtain your "permesso" YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PAY for it! I taught in Turin, It was an amazing experience. I loved it there, The Italians are a great laugh, they have the same sarcastic humour as the Brits which help making the class fun. I started my 1st lesson at 9am for 1 hour then I had to teach at 12-13.00 after which I went home and relaxed until around 4pm. Then I came back to teach again until 8pm. The other teachers had the same hours but we were all spaced out with different teaching times. I didn't mind it so much as we only lived 5 minutes walk away to work. Our school gave us a free apartment. At the school there were 3 English teachers plus an Italian, Russian, French and German all the English teachers shared a big 3 bed roomed apartment. I managed to go home at Christmas for 2 weeks holiday, from saving every month. I got paid 900 Euros and saved about 250 a month. Bills are cheap usually around 40 euros each for all appliances We had the internet and digital TV at home by Kate U.K. There are teachers from EU countries and North America working all over Italy. "Italian Teachers Salve, state cercando il dei vostri sogni? Corkid vi offre una lista di scuole di lingue per insegnanti di italiano in molti Paesi diversi. Tutto quello che dovete fare per trovare il vostro futuro lavoro è acquistare la lista e scrivere un'e-mail o telefonare alle scuole direttamente. E potete farlo nello stesso momento in cui riceverete la lista! Date uno sguardo all'anteprima di lista in italiano per vedere quante scuole sono disponibili. E potete anche scegliere in quale altro Paese insegnare in futuro Teach Italian". Insegnante Italiano lavoro Mundo A few examples of living costs in Italy Living costs
in the south of Italy Living costs
in the north of Italy (Roma and the north) Do you want to work in Italy? YES - Well all you have to do is contact school directors all over Italy today from our language school e-directory below. Once your payment has been confirmed by PayPal, you will be instantly redirected to the full language school e-directory page. Then just save it to your pc or print it off for later use, it's that simple! If your pc crashes e-mail us and we will send it to you by the email address you paid with asap! You could be working in Italy next week! To
find your new job and contract just E-mail, Fax or call schools today.
This is a language school e-directory for English teachers to contact for work today! £5.99 I have been teaching in Italia for 6 months! All I did was contact schools from this list and 1 week later I arrived with a job. Amy Right USA |
English course in York, England
English Teachers Wages Worldwide "Italy is full of beautiful people and when you live in or leave Italy, you will find yourself becoming more fashion conscious"! You have been warned! Ciao Bella...... 4 Country E-directories for £19.99
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