Intalage Inc.

Intalage is looking for teachers abroad who can make a positive impact in American schools.

Qualifications include:

✅ Fluency in Spanish and English

✅ Bachelor's degree in Education, preferably with a focus in Elementary Education

✅ At least two years of teaching experience

Apply here: https://www.intalage.com/apply-to-intalage

Or send your resume to [email protected].

Intalage is looking for teachers who are fluent in Spanish and English. Qualifications include:

✅ Certification in Elementary Education

✅ Bachelor's degree in Education, Spanish, or English as a Foreign Language

✅ At least two years of teaching experience

Apply here: https://www.intalage.com/apply-to-intalage

Or send your resume to [email protected].

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