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From September 2004, the teaching of English in public primary schools became compulsory from the age of six and the Spanish government has worked in partnership with the British Council for many years to encourage the teaching of English through an integrated curriculum in some Spanish infant schools

The website of the British Council (www.britishcouncil.org ) has details of teaching English to young learners in Spanish schools as well as privately and in specialist language schools.

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The main aims behind publishing these diaries are: to bring some good writing to you; to open the door to classrooms so that you can share other teachers' experiences of teaching English and to provide a series of thoughts and ideas that will allow you to reflect on teaching practice. We hope you will also find them entertaining. At times the writers also describe the experience of living in a foreign country and some also use occasional strong language.

English teacher in big cities like Madrid and Barcelona will usually earn significantly more money than a teacher in a more rural area

private English teacher in Spain is the chance to negotiate everything– pay, hours

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