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With your own class you get to choose when you work and you get to set your own price. English teaching jobs are most likely found in big cities like Quito or Guayaquil, but you can find them in small towns as well.
There are opportunities for the skill everywhere. The tourism industry plays an important role in the Ecuadorian economy as people all over the world are beginning to visit to experience the culture and beauty of the country and the rest of South America. As visitors increase, so do the tourism jobs available for foreigners.
Many employers only require the ability to speak English and have a friendly personality. To find these jobs, sometimes the key is good timing. Hit the main streets and check out travel agencies, tour operators, bars, and hotels. Some kind of desk job or bartending opportunity is bound to be available. Adventure tourism is a big business, so there are many opportunities for guided outdoor activities like climbing, kayaking, rafting, and more.
Since paying jobs can sometimes be difficult to find, many seek volunteer opportunities. Many Ecuadorian organizations are understaffed and would be more than happy to help you fill your time. Though this is not paid, many organizations offer free room and board. This option would be for those who are looking to make a difference while they visit and work in Ecuador. Opportunities range from environmental conservation to helping local children and more. We have brief overview guides for various locations around the world — from living in Afghanistan to living in Austria.
Relocating to and living in Ecuador necessitates lots of reliable information on different facets of Ecuadorian expat life. Many questions come up when living overseas in Ecuador: Looking for so much information on working and living in Ecuador is rather bothersome and requires a lot of time. The InterNations Expat Guide for Ecuador is designed to help you and offers trusted information on all issues of interest to expats living in Ecuador.
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Connect with fellow expats in Ecuador. The weather is cool, but not as cold as Quito. Many love this small city. The climate is warmer and the city is a great size for any looking for a balance of Ecuadorian culture and modern life.
This popular market town is home to many expats. The area is always abuzz with activity.
The touristy nature of the town means there are a variety of restaurants, cafes, and stores. Famous for its leather goods, this town just minutes from Otavalo is small, but beautiful. Another small town with lots of tourist attractions.
There are lots of outdoor activities for nature lovers. Just outside of Cuenca, Paute is popular with expats who want to live more in the country, but still be close to town. A small college city with a rich heritage. Loja is a beautiful city in the far south of Ecuador. Made famous due to its location in the "Valley of Longevity" this small town receives visitors from all over the world. This medium sized city isn't far from the mountains. The climate is wetter than other parts of the jungle.
This small city has the amenities and ever changing weather - one day wet, the next dry. This is where I live in Ecuador. Similar to Tena, but further south making it more isolated. Just minutes from Tena. The climate is cooler, but still plenty warm.
This cute town is a quiet place to live in the jungle. A small town for the true adventurer. This small city is popular with expats and boasts eco-living.
An expat in Manta said, "This is a super place to retire and Manta's location is dry and arid. The weather tends to be rainy, but warmer than Quito. You might also like More from author. Toilets free are plentiful along the walk, plenty of rubbish bins and it's spotlessly clean. It has two international airports, Quito and Guayaquil, and direct flights from the U.
This medium-large sized city is a central hub for lots of activity on the coast. The largest city in Ecuador is the home of many foreigners who have married Ecuadorians. This popular tourist destination has two distinct levels of activity: