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With this entry, I begin a new series that highlights individual Mexican states…all 31 of them, each with its own culture, history, and TEFL job scene. I will try to bring some of each state’s history and features into focus, as well as to note important contributions made to the world of TEFL by foreign teachers working in the state of the month.
We start with the lovely state of Oaxaca, located in the deep south of Mexico.
Mexican government policy has recently changed on the issuing of tourist visas to those coming in from the US, Canada, the UK, and many other countries. All tourists are given the full 180-day visa automatically. Previously, 90 days was most common, though it was up to the immigration agent you first meet to decide.
This means travelers save the 21 dollar renewal fee when staying more than 90 days, and no more headaches at the airport or immigration office for renewals.
Guanajuato's 35th annual Cervantino international festival is coming up - October 3rd to 21st. Official site at http://festivalcervantino.gob.mx/fic07-pre/
This is not one to miss...
From Wiki:
The Festival Internacional Cervantino (Internacional ... [Continue reading this entry]
However, hurricane forecasters are predicting a very active ... [Continue reading this entry] 
Ever what wonder what's in store for you in a TEFL course? I regularly capture our TEFL students' efforts in the practical teaching component on video to be able to offer post-class feedback ... [Continue reading this entry] 
I've been working in Mexico for 6 years now, and much of my job as both a TEFL course instructor and employment advisor revolves around the issue of the work permit. I work ... [Continue reading this entry] 
