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    Most positions are in the city of Oaxaca, instructing secondary school students and adults at the many English Institutes, the Language Center of Oaxaca State University, and at the three private Universities. There are also a few positions in small, nearby villages, and a few in primary schools.

    It is common for Teachers to work part-time at one of the institutes or universities, and teach part-time privately. Typical school salaries range from US$150-500 a month, given a 15-hour work week. Teaching an additional 3 hours of private classes a week could supplement this by $100-400 a month. Since room and board for an individual generally run around $400 per month it is possible, though not typical, for Teachers in Oaxaca to save some money.

    The Chart below offers some APPROXIMATE information about average teacher salaries and costs of living in Mexico. Salaries can vary based on specific assignments. Living expenses and Discretionary Cash can vary widely based on lifestyle and spending practices of individuals. (Monthly figures in US$ equivalents, based on 10-12 month commitment)

    Monthly Salary
    Typical Living Expenses
    Discretionary Cash (monthly)
    Discretionary Cash (annualized)
    $400-900
    $400-650
    $0-500
    $0-6,000
     
    Notes:
    1. Although the Chart presents salaries and living costs in US dollar equivalents, LanguageCorps teachers are typically paid in the local currency of the assignment country.
    2. Approximate salary ranges are based on 10-12 month paid teaching assignments. Salary for shorter-term assignments may be on the lower end of the displayed range.
    3. Most teachers earn a portion of their income by teaching private classes.

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