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IT IS TRAGIC TO SEE INTELLIGENT BUSINESS EXPERTS THROW ALL CAUTION TO THE WIND AND BLOW THEIR BRAINS OUT WHEN DEVELOPING A RESORT.
Acting as we do as the first line of defence in a developer's quest for financing, we see the best and worst of the World's Developers and their very obvious blinders and blunders.
There are a couple of wonderful TV shows on the television in the Americas and Europe that deal with entrepreneurs pitching their projects to a panel of experts. Questions are asked and the entrepreneurs have but a few minutes to gain the interest from a panellist and obtain the investment directly.
We do similar work on behalf of an Investment Bank but we focus mainly on hotels & resorts.
Here is a cynical look at the hard work of many an entrepreneur and where many of them seem to go askew.
Great Idea! Let's just do it! We have decided we have this great idea and we need your money to back our risk, no questions asked. Appealing to my sympathetic ear because I know resorts, the developer fails to realize that the investors & lenders want independent advice and proof from experts that the project will work.
Find me a partner, quick. Isn't it funny how developers look for partners when they really need a lender or they are looking for a lender when they really need a partner. Yes the Capital Stack is part of the financial architecture and it takes as much expertise to structure the Capital Stack as it does the Chimney Stack. Some owners & developers fail to realize that they don't need to give up valuable equity to get the financing. On many occasions we can structure the loans to preserve the equity.
Yup, we'll create our own brand. No need to pay those Big-Boys a ton of fees when all we need to do is create our own. We have this idea for a Spa and we have already designed the name and logos. The reality is that your brand will need to have name recognition in the geographical markets that feed your property..........plus 14 other critical components.
Hurry, the World Cup is coming in 2 years. The Prime Minister has asked us to hurry our plans along and build the hotel for the World Cup. It is coming in two years........for two weeks! Hotels & resorts have been built for the Olympics, a Convention, the Pan Am & Pan Asian games and countless other lousy excuses. They need to be planned for 2 decades of success, not 2 weeks, but why would the Prime Minister care?
Just sell it. A property ready for development has the plans bought and paid for, approvals in place, an operator ready to take it on and everything ready but he tells his Broker, 'sell it', not realizing that if all is ready, develop it and then sell it for a multiple of what he would sell it for now.... but why would the Broker care?
Need grocery money too! Know how to make a small fortune in the resort industry?Start with a large fortune!! Yes, many spend their whole fortune on architects, plans, approvals and glitz and then start looking for the financing but are so desperate that they need not only the $75 million but some extra for the groceries but why would the architect care?
I want it now, not in 3 months. Faced with the reality that it takes 3-4 months to source the financing and having spent three years already looking, there is no patience to take the 3-4 months necessary and do it properly.
My cousin did the Study & it works. So many developers do the projections and financial assumptions through close friends or family or even the village accountant not realizing that the capital sources will want to have a recent study done by an independent, recognized Consultant company and that the value of one done by someone close to the developer has zero credibility but why would the village accountant care.
What's wrong with 50 rooms & 2 restaurants? Do we really have to explain!!
Where's the budget? No sir, a Construction budget is not a development budget!! So many developers prepare a detailed construction and fit-out budget not realizing that a full development budget contains many other line items which will have to be covered. For us, this is a clear sign that we are dealing with students.
I make my wife furious when I go to the Doctor and offer my own diagnosis!! I think this situation is somewhat similar. Allow the specialists the freedom of telling you if your property will live or die and listen very, very carefully. The fortune you lose may be your own.
My ideas, your money and your risk.
Creating a brand is simple stuff.
Sell low so others can benefit.
Spent it all. Nothing left to finish.
Patience is not needed for financing.
For any and all enquiries on financing of hotels and resorts, consult a specialist and make sure that you have all the financing before spending on anything.

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IT IS TRAGIC TO SEE INTELLIGENT BUSINESS EXPERTS THROW ALL CAUTION TO THE WIND AND BLOW THEIR BRAINS OUT WHEN DEVELOPING A RESORT .
 Acting as we do as the first line of defence in a developer 's quest for financing , we see the best and worst of the World 's Developers and their very obvious blinders and blunders .
 There are a couple of wonderful TV shows on the television in the Americas and Europe that deal with entrepreneurs pitching their projects to a panel of experts . Questions are asked and the entrepreneurs have but a few minutes to gain the interest from a panellist and obtain the investment directly .
 We do similar work on behalf of an Investment Bank but we focus mainly on hotels & resorts .
 Here is a cynical look at the hard work of many an entrepreneur and where many of them seem to go askew .
 Great Idea ! Let 's just do it ! We have decided we have this great idea and we need your money to back our risk , no questions asked . Appealing to my sympathetic ear because I know resorts , the developer fails to realize that the investors & lenders want independent advice and proof from experts that the project will work .
 Find me a partner , quick . Is n't it funny how developers look for partners when they really need a lender or they are looking for a lender when they really need a partner . Yes the Capital Stack is part of the financial architecture and it takes as much expertise to structure the Capital Stack as it does the Chimney Stack . Some owners & developers fail to realize that they do n't need to give up valuable equity to get the financing . On many occasions we can structure the loans to preserve the equity .
 Yup , we 'll create our own brand . No need to pay those Big - Boys a ton of fees when all we need to do is create our own . We have this idea for a Spa and we have already designed the name and logos . The reality is that your brand will need to have name recognition in the geographical markets that feed your property .......... plus 14 other critical components .
 Hurry , the World Cup is coming in 2 years . The Prime Minister has asked us to hurry our plans along and build the hotel for the World Cup . It is coming in two years ........ for two weeks ! Hotels & resorts have been built for the Olympics , a Convention , the Pan Am & Pan Asian games and countless other lousy excuses . They need to be planned for 2 decades of success , not 2 weeks , but why would the Prime Minister care ?
 Just sell it . A property ready for development has the plans bought and paid for , approvals in place , an operator ready to take it on and everything ready but he tells his Broker , ' sell it ' , not realizing that if all is ready , develop it and then sell it for a multiple of what he would sell it for now .... but why would the Broker care ?
 Need grocery money too ! Know how to make a small fortune in the resort industry?Start with a large fortune ! ! Yes , many spend their whole fortune on architects , plans , approvals and glitz and then start looking for the financing but are so desperate that they need not only the $ 75 million but some extra for the groceries but why would the architect care ?
 I want it now , not in 3 months . Faced with the reality that it takes 3 - 4 months to source the financing and having spent three years already looking , there is no patience to take the 3 - 4 months necessary and do it properly .
 My cousin did the Study & it works . So many developers do the projections and financial assumptions through close friends or family or even the village accountant not realizing that the capital sources will want to have a recent study done by an independent , recognized Consultant company and that the value of one done by someone close to the developer has zero credibility but why would the village accountant care .
 What 's wrong with 50 rooms & 2 restaurants ? Do we really have to explain ! !
 Where 's the budget ? No sir , a Construction budget is not a development budget ! ! So many developers prepare a detailed construction and fit - out budget not realizing that a full development budget contains many other line items which will have to be covered . For us , this is a clear sign that we are dealing with students .
 I make my wife furious when I go to the Doctor and offer my own diagnosis ! ! I think this situation is somewhat similar . Allow the specialists the freedom of telling you if your property will live or die and listen very , very carefully . The fortune you lose may be your own .
 My ideas , your money and your risk .
 Creating a brand is simple stuff .
 Sell low so others can benefit .
 Spent it all . Nothing left to finish .
 Patience is not needed for financing .
 For any and all enquiries on financing of hotels and resorts , consult a specialist and make sure that you have all the financing before spending on anything .


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Bangladesh trailed Sri Lanka by 124 runs with five wickets remaining in the second day of their second Test at the P. Sara Oval in Colombo on Thursday.
Openers Tamim Iqbal and Soumya Sarkar gave Bangladesh the perfect start, but the duo left the pitch scoring 49 and 61 runs respectively.
Sri Lankan left-arm spinner Lakshan Sandakan claimed 3-65 runs while, RAS Lakmal and HMRKB Herath took one wicket each.
Earlier, the hosts scored 338 runs in 113.3 overs, losing all wickets. Tigers look sharp to have a chance to get a better position.
Sri Lanka’s Dinesh Chandimal scored a wonderful century (138) helping the hosts to amass the fighting score.
Besides, Suranga Lakmal, Dhananjaya de Silva and Niroshan Dickwella scored, 35, 34 and 34 runs respectively.
Tamim Iqbal, Soumya Sarkar, Imrul Kayes, Mushfiqur Rahim (Captain, Wicketkeeper), Shakib Al Hasan, Sabbir Rahman, Mehedi Hasan, Mosaddek Hossain Saikat, Mustafizur Rahman, Taijul Islam and Subashis Roy.
Dimuth Karunaratne, Upul Tharanga, Kusal Mendis, Dinesh Chandimal, Dhananjaya de Silva, Asela Gunaratne, Niroshan Dickwella (Wicketkeeper), Dilruwan Perera, Rangana Herath (Captain), Suranga Lakmal and Lakshan Sandakan.

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Bangladesh trailed Sri Lanka by 124 runs with five wickets remaining in the second day of their second Test at the P. Sara Oval in Colombo on Thursday .
 Openers Tamim Iqbal and Soumya Sarkar gave Bangladesh the perfect start , but the duo left the pitch scoring 49 and 61 runs respectively .
 Sri Lankan left - arm spinner Lakshan Sandakan claimed 3 - 65 runs while , RAS Lakmal and HMRKB Herath took one wicket each .
 Earlier , the hosts scored 338 runs in 113.3 overs , losing all wickets . Tigers look sharp to have a chance to get a better position .
 Sri Lanka ’s Dinesh Chandimal scored a wonderful century ( 138 ) helping the hosts to amass the fighting score .
 Besides , Suranga Lakmal , Dhananjaya de Silva and Niroshan Dickwella scored , 35 , 34 and 34 runs respectively .
 Tamim Iqbal , Soumya Sarkar , Imrul Kayes , Mushfiqur Rahim ( Captain , Wicketkeeper ) , Shakib Al Hasan , Sabbir Rahman , Mehedi Hasan , Mosaddek Hossain Saikat , Mustafizur Rahman , Taijul Islam and Subashis Roy .
 Dimuth Karunaratne , Upul Tharanga , Kusal Mendis , Dinesh Chandimal , Dhananjaya de Silva , Asela Gunaratne , Niroshan Dickwella ( Wicketkeeper ) , Dilruwan Perera , Rangana Herath ( Captain ) , Suranga Lakmal and Lakshan Sandakan .


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MENTOR-ON-THE-LAKE, OH (WOIO) - The Mentor-on-the-Lake Police Department said officers were called to Giant Eagle on Andrews Road at 10 p.m. on Saturday for a shoplifting.
Police said the suspect excited the store with a cart of unpaid items.
The suspect fled on foot when an officer approached him, police said.
According to police, the officer pursued the suspect toward the Marine Parkway area.
Police said the suspect yelled out to the officer that he had a gun.
But, no gun was brandished, according to police.
Police said the Fairport Harbor Police Department and their K-9 helped Mentor-on-the-Lake officers search the area for the suspect.
Police described the suspect as a man with a stocky build wearing black rubber boots, a black coat, and jeans.
Mentor-on-the-Lake police warn people to not approach the suspect if spotted.
Anyone with any information regarding this incident is urged to contact the Mentor-on-the-Lake Police Department at 440-257-7234 and ask to speak to Sgt. Zuber.

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MENTOR - ON - THE - LAKE , OH ( WOIO ) - The Mentor - on - the - Lake Police Department said officers were called to Giant Eagle on Andrews Road at 10 p.m. on Saturday for a shoplifting .
 Police said the suspect excited the store with a cart of unpaid items .
 The suspect fled on foot when an officer approached him , police said .
 According to police , the officer pursued the suspect toward the Marine Parkway area .
 Police said the suspect yelled out to the officer that he had a gun .
 But , no gun was brandished , according to police .
 Police said the Fairport Harbor Police Department and their K-9 helped Mentor - on - the - Lake officers search the area for the suspect .
 Police described the suspect as a man with a stocky build wearing black rubber boots , a black coat , and jeans .
 Mentor - on - the - Lake police warn people to not approach the suspect if spotted .
 Anyone with any information regarding this incident is urged to contact the Mentor - on - the - Lake Police Department at 440 - 257 - 7234 and ask to speak to Sgt . Zuber .


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Why take your TEFL Course in Peru?
Job Placement in Peru and employment contacts worldwide! Obtain life-transforming international work experience and be ready to teach English as a Foreign Language anywhere in the world. The TEFL Course in Peru is 4-weeks long, featuring 150 hours of course content, leading to the internationally recognized certificate in teaching English as a Foreign Language. Our TEFL Certification course in Cusco is fun, intense, and with lots of job opportunities, securing paid teaching positions all over the world. What’s more, this teacher training course has been developed over a period of years and is taught by some of the most respected trainers in the business. Successful graduates earn an internationally recognized and Accredited TEFL Certificate allowing them to teach anywhere in the world. Moreover, you can enjoy yourself and have fun in Cusco’s unique and wonderful culture!
Cusco is perhaps the most visited city in Peru, and was also the first to be populated in South America, making it the birthplace of countless pre-Columbian civilizations and the ancient capital of the Incan Empire. Sitting at nearly 11,000 feet above sea level, Cusco is one of South America’s most extraordinary tourist destinations; it is one of the prettiest and cleanest cities in Peru. The imposing colonial architecture, the trimmed lawns and sweeping views work in flawless harmony to negate the pernicious effects of tourism. Peru’s diverse cultures and civilizations were some of the most advanced in the world, culminating in the well-known Inca Empire. During your free time, you can visit one of the new seven wonders of the world, Machu Picchu!
The TEFL Course in Cusco is accredited, and quality assured, by The Ministry of Education in Peru. Having The Ministry of Education’s accreditation is proof we are commitment to providing an excellent academic program, which is recognized all over the world and of course grants you the opportunity to teach in the Peruvian Public Schools. Obtaining their prestigious accreditation requires a thorough process that evaluates the school’s high standards, under the best educational global practices, while also reviewing ethical academic values through a continuous improvement process. We follow the Standards of Good Practice from the Forum on Education Abroad and the Forum’s Code of Ethics for Education Abroad.
Our internationally-accredited teaching English as a Foreign language certification in Peru is loaded with fun, intensity, and with teaching practice sessions for aspiring trainees to sharpen their teaching skills! The TEFL program in Cusco focuses on practical teaching, classroom management, lesson planning, and more. It includes 105 hours of classroom instruction and in-class presentations, 20-30 hours of required reading and focused written assignments, and 15+ hours of observation and practical teaching. Your teaching practice will be supervised and evaluated. Trainees will deliver lessons to non-English speaking classes and individual students and feedback is always provided, as this is critical to help participants improve their technique and increase their self-awareness in terms of teaching style. Equally important, a TEFL Certificate is your ticket to travel and work as a professional English teacher anywhere in the world; our TEFL graduates secure paid teaching positions in Asia, Europe, Latin America, North America, and the Middle East and Africa due to our high standards and commitment to your future career.
Job Offers in Peru within 30 days from graduation.
The TEFL course in Cusco is aimed at those with no previous experience. It is a practical and thorough program in Teaching English as Foreign Language (TEFL), which covers all the important aspects of teaching methodology. During the 4-week, 150-hour course, participants will become familiar with the principles of successful ESL teaching and will develop practical skills needed to effectively teach English as Second Language (ESL). You will prepare and teach a minimum of 15 practice classes with real Peruvian students in a classroom setting. You will learn the theory of English language teaching, refresh your grammar skills, observe experienced teachers in action, and finally conduct practice classes of your own with real EFL Peruvian students. In fact, our trainees get more actual practice classes than any other provider.
In the final week of the TEFL Course in Peru, TEFL participants take over a live English class with real, non-native students and teach 60-minute lessons for 5 days; during these lessons you are observed and critiqued by your TEFL Trainer. The practical teaching module also includes 3 additional mini-lessons (20 minutes each), where you’re observed by your TEFL Trainer and receive feedback. The TEFL Course in Peru also includes 6 hours observing experienced ESL teachers leading their classes.
Our School in Peru also offers English classes to 1,600+ local students and it’s the third largest language institute in Cusco! Therefore, our own TEFL graduates are prioritized for English teaching positions and we hire 4-5 new teachers every month. We provide all teachers with the full ESL curriculum, syllabi, materials, quizzes, and exams which saves you a great deal of time and energy compared to other institutes.
A TEFL certificate is the basic qualification that opens the door to teaching opportunities throughout Peru. New positions are available every month, year-round. In fact, the demand for English teachers is so high that TEFL graduates can immediately begin their career teaching English right after the course! TEFL graduates find opportunities working with adults and teens in both private institutes and public school settings. Private institutes hire year-round. K-12 schools follow the Latin American school year and tend to hire between January and February. The Peruvian culture holds “profes” in high esteem and you should be prepared to dress and act the part.
Peru’s economy is growing between 5-9% every year, and it’s a large country with a population of over 30 million people. Peruvians place a high value on academic credentials and they’re always looking to advance their English language skills to remain competitive in the international market. The low cost of living in Peru means teachers can enjoy a good life, even on a modest salary. Peruvian food is delicious, comes in huge quantities and is cheap; Housing and travel are also very inexpensive. Depending on your lifestyle, a frugal English teacher can save money every month.
The TEFL certification course in Cusco, Peru, exceeds all global TEFL standards and that is why we guarantee lifetime job placement assistance upon successful completion of the program. During your TEFL course in Peru, our instructor provides a full workshop on resume-building, job search, and various teaching opportunities all over the world.
In Cusco, Arequipa, Trujillo, Chiclayo, and of course Lima, there are hundreds of private English institutes and K-12 schools. TEFL graduates who are willing to commit to a minimum of 1 year can obtain positions in K-12 schools. For teachers who prefer to commit for only 3-12 months find opportunities in language schools. Most English teachers work 25-30 hours per week, although total hours and curriculum standards are different from institute to institute.
Graduates of the TEFL Course in Peru, have ob offers right after completing the program! We offer lifetime job-finding assistance for all TEFL graduates. In Week 2 of the TEFL Course in Peru, there is a job-finding workshop where our TEFL Trainer coaches participants on writing a proper résumé/CV for the international marketplace and walks them through different job opportunities. Our Graduated Trainers act as an ongoing professional reference for teaching jobs now and in the future, and every TEFL graduate receives a letter of reference from the school.
The need for English teachers is growing and there are always opportunities available mainly in Cusco and Lima. Private institutes hire year-round, whereas K-12 schools, following the Latin American school year, tend to hire between January and February. TEFL graduates find opportunities working with all age groups in both private institutes and public school settings. Local students are eager to learn, yet easy going, making Peru a great choice for a first time English teacher! The low cost of living in Peru–where food, housing, transportation, and even travel are all cheap–means that an English teacher can enjoy a good life, even on a modest salary.
Once you’ve completed the TEFL Course in Peru, you can easily find the right TEFL job! We guarantee lifetime job placement assistance upon successful completion of the program. During your TEFL course in Peru, our instructor provides a full workshop on resume-building, job search, and various teaching opportunities all over the world. You can choose between teaching positions in private language schools, state schools, universities, businesses, hotels, kindergartens as well as private tutoring and voluntary work.
In Week 2 of the TEFL Course in Peru, there is a job-finding workshop where your TEFL Trainer coaches you on writing a proper résumé/CV for the international marketplace. Your trainer also walks the TEFL class through different job opportunities and what it’s like to live and work internationally. We provide lists of online resources with access to teaching jobs worldwide. Most importantly, your TEFL Trainer acts as an ongoing professional reference for teaching jobs now and in the future, and every TEFL graduate receives a letter of reference from The School. We make 3-5 job offers to our TEFL graduates every month.
Successfully graduate from our TEFL Course in Peru, be a native English speaker (or Native-like), preferably have a 4-year University Degree, be aged between 18 and 65, have a passport with at least 12 months remaining, and no criminal record.
Peru is geographically diverse with big cities, beautiful rural towns, and rustic, steamy jungles. Peru’s economic success and its popularity as a global tourist destination creates a huge need for English teachers. This beautiful country is located in the west central part of South America, and it is the 19th largest country in the world. It shares borders to the north with Ecuador, to the south with Chile and Bolivia, and to the east with Columbia and Brazil. Peru’s geography, climates, and cultures are very diverse due to the natural variation of its geography, which includes the Pacific coast, the Andes, and the Amazon Jungle.
Cusco, the historic capital of the Inca Empire, is nestled in the Andes Mountains at an altitude of 3,326 m (11,200 ft). Cusco is also the mecca of South America and is one of the most sought-out travel destinations in the world. The Cusco area offers some of the richest collections of architecture, ceramics, and textiles known to man. You can experience the history and culture still alive in the city today. Cusco is the gateway to the sanctuary city of Machu Picchu and one of the most spectacular highlights of South America, and while it’s a city of 400,000 people, the center of Cusco always feels small and historic.
Top attractions also include Las Maras Salt Mines constructed by a Pre-Inca civilization, and then economically exploited by the Incas; the Nazca Lines–more than one thousand geoglyphs mysteriously etched into the sands of the Nazca province; hiking a rainbow mountain; and of course the famous Inca trail leading to Machu Picchu.
The Cusco area offers some of the richest collections of architecture, ceramics, and textiles known to man. Program participants can experience the history and culture still alive in the city today. The highlight of any trip to Cusco is a visit to the lost city of Machu Picchu or a hike along the Inca Trail. Peru’s culture is influenced by several ethnicities, first being the Spanish since the inquisition. Mestizos, or mixed Spanish and native, come second; Natives come in third; while Afro-Peruvians come in fourth. The late twentieth century brought about a large Asian-Peruvian community consisting of mostly Chinese and Japanese immigrants. A major influence of the cultures was on the cuisine, which is now globally renowned. Ingredients mostly consist of traditional indigenous and Spanish staples, but with the immigration of the Chinese, Peru was introduced to spices such as ginger and soy sauce, and that’s how Chifa was invented. African influence can be found in dishes like kebabs.
The School in Peru is just a 3-block walk from Cusco’s Plaza de Armas, found right in the historical center and is just across the street from Q’oricancha—the holiest site in the entire Incan Empire. You’ll meet many international students with lots of opportunity to practice your Spanish. With large common areas, the institute is a wonderful gathering place for travelers from all over the world. Machu Pikchu is a 15th-century Inca citadel situated on a mountain ridge 2,430 metres (7,970 ft) above sea level. It is located in the Cusco Region, Urubamba Province, Machupicchu District in Peru, above the Sacred Valley, which is 80 kilometres (50 mi) northwest of Cuzco and through which the Urubamba River flows.
The Incas built the estate around 1450 but abandoned it a century later at the time of the Spanish Conquest. Although known locally, it was not known to the Spanish during the colonial period and remained unknown to the outside world until American historian Hiram Bingham brought it to international attention in 1911. Machu Picchu was built in the classical Inca style, with polished dry-stone walls. Its three primary structures are the Intihuatana, the Temple of the Sun, and the Room of the Three Windows. Most of the outlying buildings have been reconstructed in order to give tourists a better idea of how they originally appeared. By 1976, thirty percent of Machu Picchu had been restored and restoration continues. Machu Picchu was declared a Peruvian Historic Sanctuary in 1981 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983. In 2007, Machu Picchu was voted one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in a worldwide Internet poll.
BY AIR: Cusco’s airport is located about 15 minutes outside the centre of Cusco. There are currently no direct international flights to Cusco with the exception of some flights from La Paz in Bolivia with, so you will most likely have to make some sort of transit stop in Lima, Peru’s capital before flying on to any of Lima’s 29 international destinations. Flights from Lima to Cusco are an hour long. The same airlines also offer flights to Puerto Maldonado and Arequipa if you plan on visiting other parts of Peru during your trip. Cusco airport is small but does have internet access, a few basic cafes and souvenir shops and a VIP lounge.
Cusco’s city center is easy to navigate on foot and everything is within a 15-20 minute walk. Public buses and taxis are also available at very low prices to get to the outer parts of the city. Taxis and ‘collectivos’ are commonly used when traveling outside of Cusco to the Sacred Valley. Private transportation and buses are available for travel to Arequipa and Lima, the Amazon, the Pacific Coast, or to Brazil, Bolivia, and Chile. Rental cars are available on a limited basis.
Public transit: Cusco’s public transit runs from 6am to 9pm and costs less than 0.85 USD. If you plan to ride transit, be sure to carry cash and small coins. Large notes or foreign currency won’t be accepted.
Taxi: The most popular taxi company is Taxi Turismo Cusco. If you’re hailing one off the street, look for the taxis with board signs on the roof, rather than independent, unmarked drivers. You’ll need to confirm the rate before accepting the ride.
Sightseeing buses: If you’re suffering from sore feet, you can also see the city from a sightseeing bus. Cusco Panorámico Servicio Especial has departures from morning through to late afternoon, with each tour lasting just over an hour.
Due to Cusco’s elevation, temperatures range from a low of 1°C (34°F) at night to a high of 21°C (70°F) during the day. ‘Green season’ is from November to April, and ‘dry season’ is from May to October with June being the coldest month of the year. The weather in Cusco during May-November (Dry Season) is sunny, warm days and cold, clear nights. In December-April (Rainy Season) intermittent rain and sun during the day with mild, rainy nights. The weather in Lima during May-October is cool, foggy days and cool nights. In November-April hot, sunny days and humid nights.
1-Jan, 29-Mar, 30-Mar, 1-May, 31-May, 24-Jun, 29-Jun, 28-Jul, 30-Aug, 8-Oct, 1-Nov, 2-Nov, 8-Dec, 24-Dec, 25-Dec, and 31-Dec.
All year round, Cusco and its surrounding towns celebrate a mix of Inca and Catholic holidays, providing visitors with a variety of different cultural activities to experience. The Cusco area offers a plethora of historical sites. Most commonly, people like to explore the Sacred Valley, Lake Titicaca, and of course Machu Picchu.
Housing assistance for your TEFL Course in Peru can be either with local families, independent residences, local hotels and more!
Student residences are managed houses where you live with other international students. Both private and shared rooms are available. Breakfast and dinner are included 7 days per week. *Student Residences are available for groups only .
Student Residence: Private 4 WEEKS $855USD. EXTRA WEEK $210 USD.
Apartment: Private 4 WEEKS $495 USD.
Hostel: Private 4 WEEKS $715 USD. EXTRA WEEK $185 USD.
Hostel: Shared 4 WEEKS $270 USD. EXTRA WEEK $70 USD.
Hotel: Private 4 WEEKS $2,105 USD. EXTRA WEEK $545 USD.
Hotel: Shared 4 WEEKS $965 USD. EXTRA WEEK $250 USD.
Some students prefer to use Airbnb instead, (visit https://www.airbnb.com), to arrange their own accommodation while taking the course in Peru. You can find housing in apartments, hostels, or single rooms at very affordable prices. The benefits of using this App is that you get to see different photos, read reviews of the place, a map to see the distance from the school, and you can talk to the owner directly.
What are the requirements to teach English in Peru?
Expenses vary depending on accommodations, personal preferences, and free time activities. Participants should consider snacks, drinks, toiletries, medications, travel, social activities, and emergencies. Note that host families include meals, but not snacks. The table below includes estimates of local prices to help plan your budget. Credit cards are accepted almost everywhere in Peru, though very small stores and markets may not accept them. ATMs are very accessible throughout Cusco. Lunch meals can cost between $3-$8 USD and dinner from $10- $30 USD, or you can buy groceries for about $50 USD. Transportation is less than $1 USD/ride and taxis can cost between $3-$6 USD.
Does you provide TEFL job placement assistance in Peru?
Housing assistance is available free of charge for those interested and can be either in shared housing, independent living, in local hotels/hostels, Airbnb or with local families.
Yes, the TEFL course in Cusco is accredited by the Ministry of Education in Peru.
Where can I teach upon graduation of the TEFL Course in Peru?
How do I apply for my Tourist Visa to take the TEFL Course in Peru?
You should apply for a 90-day Tourist Passport or Visa from the Peruvian Embassy or Consulate in your home country. This can normally be handled by post within a few days and is not expensive. You will not need any documentation from us to support an application for such a visa. Your passport must be valid for six months beyond the date of entry into Peru, and you must be able to obtain a police clearance certificate from your home country if you wish to work in certain countries. Most people from the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand do not need special travel visas to enter Peru. Citizens from these countries usually receive a 90 to 180 day tourist visa upon entering the country. If you are unsure in your particular case, please consult with your destination country’s local embassy for confirmation.
Check here if your passport would grant you access to Peru with no Visa.
What type of activities are there in Peru?
There are many activities to do around Peru! These include cooking demonstrations, snorkeling, salsa dancing, hiking and more!
Are there Volunteering Opportunities in Peru?
Yes, Peru has many volunteer opportunities! We have had several of our students go on to participate in and really enjoy volunteering before or after the TEFL Course in Peru. Let us know in advance if you are interested so we suggest a few options.
Yes-of course! Airport pick-up is included in all of our programs. The School’s professional drivers meet you outside of baggage claim as you exit the airport-just look for the yellow smiley face flag. You receive a Welcome Folder detailing your accommodations, orientation time, and our Emergency contact numbers. Depending on your time of arrival, you come to the School or go directly to your accommodations. Your orientation includes specific details about your program, a health and safety review, and a short walking tour to be sure you’re familiar with the area around the School. During your orientation, you also take a Spanish placement exam.
Is Peru a safe country?
No. The TEFL Course in Peru are designed to be inexpensive and to provide you with the most flexibility possible. We do everything we can to ensure your program abroad is safe and that you have a great experience; however, we strongly recommend medical insurance to every participant in case of emergencies and unforeseen problems or accidents.
Spending money depends on your personal spending habits. It’s important to have money for personal expenses, sightseeing, souvenirs, etc. Generally speaking, we recommend bringing between $50 to $100 per week (USD). All major credit cards are accepted, though a little cash is always good to have on hand as small stores and shops in rural areas may not accept credit cards. The best method for getting money is to simply use ATMs-most banks offer easy ATM access and you can withdraw both dollars and local currency.
What is the Suggested Packing List for Peru?
The locals are quite conservative. Be sure to bring long pants, conservative length shorts, and t-shirts. Short skirts or shorts, small tank tops, and other revealing clothing may attract unwanted attention. The following is optional: Laptop computer (optional), Tablet, Notebook, pen and Spanish-English dictionary.
We believe an important part of any program abroad is to get out and take part in sightseeing and local events. Travel plans are easy to arrange through our on-site travel partners. In Peru, there is plenty to see and do including cultural events, tours, treks, mountain biking, and outdoor markets.
Our programs show you how to effectively teach English to non-native speakers and equip you with the tools and experience needed to be successful in the ESL classroom. You will come away from your TEFL training with a thorough grounding in both the theoretical and practical concepts required for teaching English to non-native speakers including: Speaking, Reading, Writing, Listening, Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation. The TEFL Course in Peru is a 12-Module course that provides you with an important set of competencies required to effectively teach English to second language learners.
Participants in the TEFL Course in Peru are continually assessed throughout the program. There are no written examinations, but there are 2 required academic papers and a course portfolio. Class attendance is required.
Yes! The whole world wants to learn English. People everywhere, especially young people, recognize that speaking English is their passport to better academic opportunities and a more successful career. Worldwide, there are many more ESL jobs than there are native-speaking ESL teachers to fill them, and this means that TEFL certified teachers are in very high demand in every part of the world. English teaching jobs are found in every country and in virtually every region of the world-Latin America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. There is also high demand for professional ESL instructors in English-speaking countries such as the U.S., UK, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.
Yes-of course! We’re always happy to hire our talented, hard-working graduates of the TEFL Course in Peru.
Yes. There are many opportunities for long-term permanent positions and for advancement into management, such as Director of Studies, Institute Director, and other administrative and executive positions. Other possibilities include teacher training (TEFL Instructor) and materials and curriculum development. In Latin America, ESL teacher salaries can appear very low at first, but remember the cost of living in Peru is very inexpensive. Most ESL teachers can earn enough to pay for a decent apartment (shared) and enough to cover food and other normal expenses, and travel by public transportation. Note that frugal teachers can likely save between $50 to $100 per month, but this depends a great deal on your personal spending habits. Note that private classes are often a great source of extra income for ESL teachers. However, you must be careful to know the rules of the institute you’re working for, because many schools prohibit their teachers from teaching outside students.
Is a university degree required for the TEFL Course in Peru?
We do not require a college degree to enter our TEFL Course in Peru. The most important qualification is the TEFL certificate itself. However, you may find resistance by some employers if you do not have at least a 2-year college degree. As well, especially in Asia and the Middle East, good ESL jobs require at least a bachelor’s degree. That said, with a TEFL certificate, it is certainly possible to find work without a university degree, especially in South America and other developing regions.
Please note that all TEFL program participants MUST bring clothes for teaching classes. Whereas the dress code is casual during the TEFL Course in Peru, the Practical Teaching requires you to dress like a teacher, because you are teaching live English classes-this means well pressed slacks, skirt, or dress, nice collar shirt or sweater, and dress shoes.
Yes, our professional drivers meet you outside of baggage claim as you exit the airport; simply find the yellow smiley face flag. You receive a Welcome Folder detailing your accommodations, orientation time, and our Emergency contact numbers. Depending on your time of arrival, you come to the institute or go directly to your accommodations.
The TEFL Course in Peru is programmed from 9:00AM to 4:00PM Monday-Friday with additional work after regular class hours and assigned reading each night. As part of the course, you begin teaching right away, and every Friday and Monday are reserved for teaching practice, which takes place in 20-minute mini lessons, including feedback from your TEFL Trainer.
At the end of the course, please take the time leave us your feedback card. Client service is important to us and we take your feedback very seriously—it helps us improve our TEFL Course in Peru so that future participants continue to have a great experience during their TEFL Course in Peru. In the evening, we celebrate graduation with our “TEFL Toast,” good food, and drinks; and everyone receives their official TEFL certificate.
We have lots of large common areas to hang out and meet up with friends and other interns. At the institute, there is free WiFi, a computer lounge, free Spanish tutoring, and free coffee and tea. During your program, you should definitely take part in the free Tandem Conversation Program to further improve your Spanish. Every month we have a calendar of free activities including salsa dance classes, cooking lessons, movie night, and so on. Travel and excursions are easy to arrange.
By taking our TEFL Course in Peru, you receive so much more than a TEFL Certificate and job contacts worldwide, you will get priceless experiences! Your classmates will be a fun mix of people of all ages and professions, from all over the world, creating unforgettable friendships and enjoying the endless surprises that Cusco has to offer.

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Why take your TEFL Course in Peru ?
 Job Placement in Peru and employment contacts worldwide ! Obtain life - transforming international work experience and be ready to teach English as a Foreign Language anywhere in the world . The TEFL Course in Peru is 4 - weeks long , featuring 150 hours of course content , leading to the internationally recognized certificate in teaching English as a Foreign Language . Our TEFL Certification course in Cusco is fun , intense , and with lots of job opportunities , securing paid teaching positions all over the world . What ’s more , this teacher training course has been developed over a period of years and is taught by some of the most respected trainers in the business . Successful graduates earn an internationally recognized and Accredited TEFL Certificate allowing them to teach anywhere in the world . Moreover , you can enjoy yourself and have fun in Cusco ’s unique and wonderful culture !
 Cusco is perhaps the most visited city in Peru , and was also the first to be populated in South America , making it the birthplace of countless pre - Columbian civilizations and the ancient capital of the Incan Empire . Sitting at nearly 11,000 feet above sea level , Cusco is one of South America ’s most extraordinary tourist destinations ; it is one of the prettiest and cleanest cities in Peru . The imposing colonial architecture , the trimmed lawns and sweeping views work in flawless harmony to negate the pernicious effects of tourism . Peru ’s diverse cultures and civilizations were some of the most advanced in the world , culminating in the well - known Inca Empire . During your free time , you can visit one of the new seven wonders of the world , Machu Picchu !
 The TEFL Course in Cusco is accredited , and quality assured , by The Ministry of Education in Peru . Having The Ministry of Education ’s accreditation is proof we are commitment to providing an excellent academic program , which is recognized all over the world and of course grants you the opportunity to teach in the Peruvian Public Schools . Obtaining their prestigious accreditation requires a thorough process that evaluates the school ’s high standards , under the best educational global practices , while also reviewing ethical academic values through a continuous improvement process . We follow the Standards of Good Practice from the Forum on Education Abroad and the Forum ’s Code of Ethics for Education Abroad .
 Our internationally - accredited teaching English as a Foreign language certification in Peru is loaded with fun , intensity , and with teaching practice sessions for aspiring trainees to sharpen their teaching skills ! The TEFL program in Cusco focuses on practical teaching , classroom management , lesson planning , and more . It includes 105 hours of classroom instruction and in - class presentations , 20 - 30 hours of required reading and focused written assignments , and 15 + hours of observation and practical teaching . Your teaching practice will be supervised and evaluated . Trainees will deliver lessons to non - English speaking classes and individual students and feedback is always provided , as this is critical to help participants improve their technique and increase their self - awareness in terms of teaching style . Equally important , a TEFL Certificate is your ticket to travel and work as a professional English teacher anywhere in the world ; our TEFL graduates secure paid teaching positions in Asia , Europe , Latin America , North America , and the Middle East and Africa due to our high standards and commitment to your future career .
 Job Offers in Peru within 30 days from graduation .
 The TEFL course in Cusco is aimed at those with no previous experience . It is a practical and thorough program in Teaching English as Foreign Language ( TEFL ) , which covers all the important aspects of teaching methodology . During the 4 - week , 150 - hour course , participants will become familiar with the principles of successful ESL teaching and will develop practical skills needed to effectively teach English as Second Language ( ESL ) . You will prepare and teach a minimum of 15 practice classes with real Peruvian students in a classroom setting . You will learn the theory of English language teaching , refresh your grammar skills , observe experienced teachers in action , and finally conduct practice classes of your own with real EFL Peruvian students . In fact , our trainees get more actual practice classes than any other provider .
 In the final week of the TEFL Course in Peru , TEFL participants take over a live English class with real , non - native students and teach 60 - minute lessons for 5 days ; during these lessons you are observed and critiqued by your TEFL Trainer . The practical teaching module also includes 3 additional mini - lessons ( 20 minutes each ) , where you ’re observed by your TEFL Trainer and receive feedback . The TEFL Course in Peru also includes 6 hours observing experienced ESL teachers leading their classes .
 Our School in Peru also offers English classes to 1,600 + local students and it ’s the third largest language institute in Cusco ! Therefore , our own TEFL graduates are prioritized for English teaching positions and we hire 4 - 5 new teachers every month . We provide all teachers with the full ESL curriculum , syllabi , materials , quizzes , and exams which saves you a great deal of time and energy compared to other institutes .
 A TEFL certificate is the basic qualification that opens the door to teaching opportunities throughout Peru . New positions are available every month , year - round . In fact , the demand for English teachers is so high that TEFL graduates can immediately begin their career teaching English right after the course ! TEFL graduates find opportunities working with adults and teens in both private institutes and public school settings . Private institutes hire year - round . K-12 schools follow the Latin American school year and tend to hire between January and February . The Peruvian culture holds “ profes ” in high esteem and you should be prepared to dress and act the part .
 Peru ’s economy is growing between 5 - 9 % every year , and it ’s a large country with a population of over 30 million people . Peruvians place a high value on academic credentials and they ’re always looking to advance their English language skills to remain competitive in the international market . The low cost of living in Peru means teachers can enjoy a good life , even on a modest salary . Peruvian food is delicious , comes in huge quantities and is cheap ; Housing and travel are also very inexpensive . Depending on your lifestyle , a frugal English teacher can save money every month .
 The TEFL certification course in Cusco , Peru , exceeds all global TEFL standards and that is why we guarantee lifetime job placement assistance upon successful completion of the program . During your TEFL course in Peru , our instructor provides a full workshop on resume - building , job search , and various teaching opportunities all over the world .
 In Cusco , Arequipa , Trujillo , Chiclayo , and of course Lima , there are hundreds of private English institutes and K-12 schools . TEFL graduates who are willing to commit to a minimum of 1 year can obtain positions in K-12 schools . For teachers who prefer to commit for only 3 - 12 months find opportunities in language schools . Most English teachers work 25 - 30 hours per week , although total hours and curriculum standards are different from institute to institute .
 Graduates of the TEFL Course in Peru , have ob offers right after completing the program ! We offer lifetime job - finding assistance for all TEFL graduates . In Week 2 of the TEFL Course in Peru , there is a job - finding workshop where our TEFL Trainer coaches participants on writing a proper résumé / CV for the international marketplace and walks them through different job opportunities . Our Graduated Trainers act as an ongoing professional reference for teaching jobs now and in the future , and every TEFL graduate receives a letter of reference from the school .
 The need for English teachers is growing and there are always opportunities available mainly in Cusco and Lima . Private institutes hire year - round , whereas K-12 schools , following the Latin American school year , tend to hire between January and February . TEFL graduates find opportunities working with all age groups in both private institutes and public school settings . Local students are eager to learn , yet easy going , making Peru a great choice for a first time English teacher ! The low cost of living in Peru – where food , housing , transportation , and even travel are all cheap – means that an English teacher can enjoy a good life , even on a modest salary .
 Once you ’ve completed the TEFL Course in Peru , you can easily find the right TEFL job ! We guarantee lifetime job placement assistance upon successful completion of the program . During your TEFL course in Peru , our instructor provides a full workshop on resume - building , job search , and various teaching opportunities all over the world . You can choose between teaching positions in private language schools , state schools , universities , businesses , hotels , kindergartens as well as private tutoring and voluntary work .
 In Week 2 of the TEFL Course in Peru , there is a job - finding workshop where your TEFL Trainer coaches you on writing a proper résumé / CV for the international marketplace . Your trainer also walks the TEFL class through different job opportunities and what it ’s like to live and work internationally . We provide lists of online resources with access to teaching jobs worldwide . Most importantly , your TEFL Trainer acts as an ongoing professional reference for teaching jobs now and in the future , and every TEFL graduate receives a letter of reference from The School . We make 3 - 5 job offers to our TEFL graduates every month .
 Successfully graduate from our TEFL Course in Peru , be a native English speaker ( or Native - like ) , preferably have a 4 - year University Degree , be aged between 18 and 65 , have a passport with at least 12 months remaining , and no criminal record .
 Peru is geographically diverse with big cities , beautiful rural towns , and rustic , steamy jungles . Peru ’s economic success and its popularity as a global tourist destination creates a huge need for English teachers . This beautiful country is located in the west central part of South America , and it is the 19th largest country in the world . It shares borders to the north with Ecuador , to the south with Chile and Bolivia , and to the east with Columbia and Brazil . Peru ’s geography , climates , and cultures are very diverse due to the natural variation of its geography , which includes the Pacific coast , the Andes , and the Amazon Jungle .
 Cusco , the historic capital of the Inca Empire , is nestled in the Andes Mountains at an altitude of 3,326 m ( 11,200 ft ) . Cusco is also the mecca of South America and is one of the most sought - out travel destinations in the world . The Cusco area offers some of the richest collections of architecture , ceramics , and textiles known to man . You can experience the history and culture still alive in the city today . Cusco is the gateway to the sanctuary city of Machu Picchu and one of the most spectacular highlights of South America , and while it ’s a city of 400,000 people , the center of Cusco always feels small and historic .
 Top attractions also include Las Maras Salt Mines constructed by a Pre - Inca civilization , and then economically exploited by the Incas ; the Nazca Lines – more than one thousand geoglyphs mysteriously etched into the sands of the Nazca province ; hiking a rainbow mountain ; and of course the famous Inca trail leading to Machu Picchu .
 The Cusco area offers some of the richest collections of architecture , ceramics , and textiles known to man . Program participants can experience the history and culture still alive in the city today . The highlight of any trip to Cusco is a visit to the lost city of Machu Picchu or a hike along the Inca Trail . Peru ’s culture is influenced by several ethnicities , first being the Spanish since the inquisition . Mestizos , or mixed Spanish and native , come second ; Natives come in third ; while Afro - Peruvians come in fourth . The late twentieth century brought about a large Asian - Peruvian community consisting of mostly Chinese and Japanese immigrants . A major influence of the cultures was on the cuisine , which is now globally renowned . Ingredients mostly consist of traditional indigenous and Spanish staples , but with the immigration of the Chinese , Peru was introduced to spices such as ginger and soy sauce , and that ’s how Chifa was invented . African influence can be found in dishes like kebabs .
 The School in Peru is just a 3 - block walk from Cusco ’s Plaza de Armas , found right in the historical center and is just across the street from Q’oricancha — the holiest site in the entire Incan Empire . You ’ll meet many international students with lots of opportunity to practice your Spanish . With large common areas , the institute is a wonderful gathering place for travelers from all over the world . Machu Pikchu is a 15th - century Inca citadel situated on a mountain ridge 2,430 metres ( 7,970 ft ) above sea level . It is located in the Cusco Region , Urubamba Province , Machupicchu District in Peru , above the Sacred Valley , which is 80 kilometres ( 50 mi ) northwest of Cuzco and through which the Urubamba River flows .
 The Incas built the estate around 1450 but abandoned it a century later at the time of the Spanish Conquest . Although known locally , it was not known to the Spanish during the colonial period and remained unknown to the outside world until American historian Hiram Bingham brought it to international attention in 1911 . Machu Picchu was built in the classical Inca style , with polished dry - stone walls . Its three primary structures are the Intihuatana , the Temple of the Sun , and the Room of the Three Windows . Most of the outlying buildings have been reconstructed in order to give tourists a better idea of how they originally appeared . By 1976 , thirty percent of Machu Picchu had been restored and restoration continues . Machu Picchu was declared a Peruvian Historic Sanctuary in 1981 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983 . In 2007 , Machu Picchu was voted one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in a worldwide Internet poll .
 BY AIR : Cusco ’s airport is located about 15 minutes outside the centre of Cusco . There are currently no direct international flights to Cusco with the exception of some flights from La Paz in Bolivia with , so you will most likely have to make some sort of transit stop in Lima , Peru ’s capital before flying on to any of Lima ’s 29 international destinations . Flights from Lima to Cusco are an hour long . The same airlines also offer flights to Puerto Maldonado and Arequipa if you plan on visiting other parts of Peru during your trip . Cusco airport is small but does have internet access , a few basic cafes and souvenir shops and a VIP lounge .
 Cusco ’s city center is easy to navigate on foot and everything is within a 15 - 20 minute walk . Public buses and taxis are also available at very low prices to get to the outer parts of the city . Taxis and ‘ collectivos ’ are commonly used when traveling outside of Cusco to the Sacred Valley . Private transportation and buses are available for travel to Arequipa and Lima , the Amazon , the Pacific Coast , or to Brazil , Bolivia , and Chile . Rental cars are available on a limited basis .
 Public transit : Cusco ’s public transit runs from 6 am to 9 pm and costs less than 0.85 USD . If you plan to ride transit , be sure to carry cash and small coins . Large notes or foreign currency wo n’t be accepted .
 Taxi : The most popular taxi company is Taxi Turismo Cusco . If you ’re hailing one off the street , look for the taxis with board signs on the roof , rather than independent , unmarked drivers . You ’ll need to confirm the rate before accepting the ride .
 Sightseeing buses : If you ’re suffering from sore feet , you can also see the city from a sightseeing bus . Cusco Panorámico Servicio Especial has departures from morning through to late afternoon , with each tour lasting just over an hour .
 Due to Cusco ’s elevation , temperatures range from a low of 1 ° C ( 34 ° F ) at night to a high of 21 ° C ( 70 ° F ) during the day . ‘ Green season ’ is from November to April , and ‘ dry season ’ is from May to October with June being the coldest month of the year . The weather in Cusco during May - November ( Dry Season ) is sunny , warm days and cold , clear nights . In December - April ( Rainy Season ) intermittent rain and sun during the day with mild , rainy nights . The weather in Lima during May - October is cool , foggy days and cool nights . In November - April hot , sunny days and humid nights .
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 All year round , Cusco and its surrounding towns celebrate a mix of Inca and Catholic holidays , providing visitors with a variety of different cultural activities to experience . The Cusco area offers a plethora of historical sites . Most commonly , people like to explore the Sacred Valley , Lake Titicaca , and of course Machu Picchu .
 Housing assistance for your TEFL Course in Peru can be either with local families , independent residences , local hotels and more !
 Student residences are managed houses where you live with other international students . Both private and shared rooms are available . Breakfast and dinner are included 7 days per week . * Student Residences are available for groups only .
 Student Residence : Private 4 WEEKS $ 855USD . EXTRA WEEK $ 210 USD .
 Apartment : Private 4 WEEKS $ 495 USD .
 Hostel : Private 4 WEEKS $ 715 USD . EXTRA WEEK $ 185 USD .
 Hostel : Shared 4 WEEKS $ 270 USD . EXTRA WEEK $ 70 USD .
 Hotel : Private 4 WEEKS $ 2,105 USD . EXTRA WEEK $ 545 USD .
 Hotel : Shared 4 WEEKS $ 965 USD . EXTRA WEEK $ 250 USD .
 Some students prefer to use Airbnb instead , ( visit https://www.airbnb.com ) , to arrange their own accommodation while taking the course in Peru . You can find housing in apartments , hostels , or single rooms at very affordable prices . The benefits of using this App is that you get to see different photos , read reviews of the place , a map to see the distance from the school , and you can talk to the owner directly .
 What are the requirements to teach English in Peru ?
 Expenses vary depending on accommodations , personal preferences , and free time activities . Participants should consider snacks , drinks , toiletries , medications , travel , social activities , and emergencies . Note that host families include meals , but not snacks . The table below includes estimates of local prices to help plan your budget . Credit cards are accepted almost everywhere in Peru , though very small stores and markets may not accept them . ATMs are very accessible throughout Cusco . Lunch meals can cost between $ 3-$8 USD and dinner from $ 10- $ 30 USD , or you can buy groceries for about $ 50 USD . Transportation is less than $ 1 USD / ride and taxis can cost between $ 3-$6 USD .
 Does you provide TEFL job placement assistance in Peru ?
 Housing assistance is available free of charge for those interested and can be either in shared housing , independent living , in local hotels / hostels , Airbnb or with local families .
 Yes , the TEFL course in Cusco is accredited by the Ministry of Education in Peru .
 Where can I teach upon graduation of the TEFL Course in Peru ?
 How do I apply for my Tourist Visa to take the TEFL Course in Peru ?
 You should apply for a 90 - day Tourist Passport or Visa from the Peruvian Embassy or Consulate in your home country . This can normally be handled by post within a few days and is not expensive . You will not need any documentation from us to support an application for such a visa . Your passport must be valid for six months beyond the date of entry into Peru , and you must be able to obtain a police clearance certificate from your home country if you wish to work in certain countries . Most people from the United States , Canada , Europe , Australia , and New Zealand do not need special travel visas to enter Peru . Citizens from these countries usually receive a 90 to 180 day tourist visa upon entering the country . If you are unsure in your particular case , please consult with your destination country ’s local embassy for confirmation .
 Check here if your passport would grant you access to Peru with no Visa .
 What type of activities are there in Peru ?
 There are many activities to do around Peru ! These include cooking demonstrations , snorkeling , salsa dancing , hiking and more !
 Are there Volunteering Opportunities in Peru ?
 Yes , Peru has many volunteer opportunities ! We have had several of our students go on to participate in and really enjoy volunteering before or after the TEFL Course in Peru . Let us know in advance if you are interested so we suggest a few options .
 Yes - of course ! Airport pick - up is included in all of our programs . The School ’s professional drivers meet you outside of baggage claim as you exit the airport - just look for the yellow smiley face flag . You receive a Welcome Folder detailing your accommodations , orientation time , and our Emergency contact numbers . Depending on your time of arrival , you come to the School or go directly to your accommodations . Your orientation includes specific details about your program , a health and safety review , and a short walking tour to be sure you ’re familiar with the area around the School . During your orientation , you also take a Spanish placement exam .
 Is Peru a safe country ?
 No . The TEFL Course in Peru are designed to be inexpensive and to provide you with the most flexibility possible . We do everything we can to ensure your program abroad is safe and that you have a great experience ; however , we strongly recommend medical insurance to every participant in case of emergencies and unforeseen problems or accidents .
 Spending money depends on your personal spending habits . It ’s important to have money for personal expenses , sightseeing , souvenirs , etc . Generally speaking , we recommend bringing between $ 50 to $ 100 per week ( USD ) . All major credit cards are accepted , though a little cash is always good to have on hand as small stores and shops in rural areas may not accept credit cards . The best method for getting money is to simply use ATMs - most banks offer easy ATM access and you can withdraw both dollars and local currency .
 What is the Suggested Packing List for Peru ?
 The locals are quite conservative . Be sure to bring long pants , conservative length shorts , and t - shirts . Short skirts or shorts , small tank tops , and other revealing clothing may attract unwanted attention . The following is optional : Laptop computer ( optional ) , Tablet , Notebook , pen and Spanish - English dictionary .
 We believe an important part of any program abroad is to get out and take part in sightseeing and local events . Travel plans are easy to arrange through our on - site travel partners . In Peru , there is plenty to see and do including cultural events , tours , treks , mountain biking , and outdoor markets .
 Our programs show you how to effectively teach English to non - native speakers and equip you with the tools and experience needed to be successful in the ESL classroom . You will come away from your TEFL training with a thorough grounding in both the theoretical and practical concepts required for teaching English to non - native speakers including : Speaking , Reading , Writing , Listening , Grammar , Vocabulary , and Pronunciation . The TEFL Course in Peru is a 12 - Module course that provides you with an important set of competencies required to effectively teach English to second language learners .
 Participants in the TEFL Course in Peru are continually assessed throughout the program . There are no written examinations , but there are 2 required academic papers and a course portfolio . Class attendance is required .
 Yes ! The whole world wants to learn English . People everywhere , especially young people , recognize that speaking English is their passport to better academic opportunities and a more successful career . Worldwide , there are many more ESL jobs than there are native - speaking ESL teachers to fill them , and this means that TEFL certified teachers are in very high demand in every part of the world . English teaching jobs are found in every country and in virtually every region of the world - Latin America , Europe , Asia , and the Middle East . There is also high demand for professional ESL instructors in English - speaking countries such as the U.S. , UK , Australia , New Zealand , and South Africa .
 Yes - of course ! We ’re always happy to hire our talented , hard - working graduates of the TEFL Course in Peru .
 Yes . There are many opportunities for long - term permanent positions and for advancement into management , such as Director of Studies , Institute Director , and other administrative and executive positions . Other possibilities include teacher training ( TEFL Instructor ) and materials and curriculum development . In Latin America , ESL teacher salaries can appear very low at first , but remember the cost of living in Peru is very inexpensive . Most ESL teachers can earn enough to pay for a decent apartment ( shared ) and enough to cover food and other normal expenses , and travel by public transportation . Note that frugal teachers can likely save between $ 50 to $ 100 per month , but this depends a great deal on your personal spending habits . Note that private classes are often a great source of extra income for ESL teachers . However , you must be careful to know the rules of the institute you ’re working for , because many schools prohibit their teachers from teaching outside students .
 Is a university degree required for the TEFL Course in Peru ?
 We do not require a college degree to enter our TEFL Course in Peru . The most important qualification is the TEFL certificate itself . However , you may find resistance by some employers if you do not have at least a 2 - year college degree . As well , especially in Asia and the Middle East , good ESL jobs require at least a bachelor ’s degree . That said , with a TEFL certificate , it is certainly possible to find work without a university degree , especially in South America and other developing regions .
 Please note that all TEFL program participants MUST bring clothes for teaching classes . Whereas the dress code is casual during the TEFL Course in Peru , the Practical Teaching requires you to dress like a teacher , because you are teaching live English classes - this means well pressed slacks , skirt , or dress , nice collar shirt or sweater , and dress shoes .
 Yes , our professional drivers meet you outside of baggage claim as you exit the airport ; simply find the yellow smiley face flag . You receive a Welcome Folder detailing your accommodations , orientation time , and our Emergency contact numbers . Depending on your time of arrival , you come to the institute or go directly to your accommodations .
 The TEFL Course in Peru is programmed from 9:00AM to 4:00PM Monday - Friday with additional work after regular class hours and assigned reading each night . As part of the course , you begin teaching right away , and every Friday and Monday are reserved for teaching practice , which takes place in 20 - minute mini lessons , including feedback from your TEFL Trainer .
 At the end of the course , please take the time leave us your feedback card . Client service is important to us and we take your feedback very seriously — it helps us improve our TEFL Course in Peru so that future participants continue to have a great experience during their TEFL Course in Peru . In the evening , we celebrate graduation with our “ TEFL Toast , ” good food , and drinks ; and everyone receives their official TEFL certificate .
 We have lots of large common areas to hang out and meet up with friends and other interns . At the institute , there is free WiFi , a computer lounge , free Spanish tutoring , and free coffee and tea . During your program , you should definitely take part in the free Tandem Conversation Program to further improve your Spanish . Every month we have a calendar of free activities including salsa dance classes , cooking lessons , movie night , and so on . Travel and excursions are easy to arrange .
 By taking our TEFL Course in Peru , you receive so much more than a TEFL Certificate and job contacts worldwide , you will get priceless experiences ! Your classmates will be a fun mix of people of all ages and professions , from all over the world , creating unforgettable friendships and enjoying the endless surprises that Cusco has to offer .


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One which backs up to another CORNER booth.
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People often ask if Discover magazine is part of the Discovery Channel. It is not, and we wish they would change their name. That said, we’ve had a good working relationship with them over the years. From 1996 through 2000, a Discover magazine science show ran on Wednesday evenings on the Discovery Channel. The series was a hit, but it was also expensive to produce, so its lifetime was limited. Steve Burns, who until recently was the senior vice president of production at the Discovery Channel, and Steve Petranek, the editor of Discover magazine, have worked together on specials that benefit both the magazine and the TV channel since 1999. In one memorable act of generosity, Burns arranged a lift for a Discover writer in a chartered Russian helicopter to a remote area of Siberia, where Discovery’s TV cameras were recording scientists digging out a 10,000-year-old frozen mammoth from the tundra. Discover and the Discovery Channel focused on different aspects of the story, and we promoted each other’s efforts.
Now Burns has moved on to run the Science Channel, yet another Discovery television enterprise, and he has worked even harder with our magazine to find mutually beneficial projects. Last year, for example, Petranek hosted a program based on Discover ’s annual Year in Science issue on the Science Channel, and he will do so again this year. The show will run on December 26, from 8 to 10 p.m.
Recently Burns called to talk to us about an eight-part weekly series, which begins December 8 at 8 p.m., on the 100 greatest science discoveries of all time. The program will be hosted by Bill Nye and will draw from Earth science, evolution, biology, medicine, genetics, chemistry, physics, and astronomy. Burns thought it would be enlightening to have Discover ’s readers pick the 10 most important discoveries of the 100 presented. He offered to put together a bonus ninth episode featuring those 10 choices. In turn, we suggested that our readers might tell the Science Channel if any important discoveries were left out.
We’ve made it easy for you to participate. Simply go to Discover.com, the magazine’s Web site, and look for a box called “Vote for the top 10 science discoveries.” Click and you’ll be taken to a page with instructions and a list of the Science Channel’s 100. Mark your choices by November 25. Then sit back, enjoy the series on TV, and be sure to tune in on February 9 at 8 p.m. to see if your top 10 matches those of other Discover readers.
In the meantime, don’t miss the January issue of Discover, on sale December 14: our special roundup of the top 100 science stories of 2004.

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People often ask if Discover magazine is part of the Discovery Channel . It is not , and we wish they would change their name . That said , we ’ve had a good working relationship with them over the years . From 1996 through 2000 , a Discover magazine science show ran on Wednesday evenings on the Discovery Channel . The series was a hit , but it was also expensive to produce , so its lifetime was limited . Steve Burns , who until recently was the senior vice president of production at the Discovery Channel , and Steve Petranek , the editor of Discover magazine , have worked together on specials that benefit both the magazine and the TV channel since 1999 . In one memorable act of generosity , Burns arranged a lift for a Discover writer in a chartered Russian helicopter to a remote area of Siberia , where Discovery ’s TV cameras were recording scientists digging out a 10,000 - year - old frozen mammoth from the tundra . Discover and the Discovery Channel focused on different aspects of the story , and we promoted each other ’s efforts .
 Now Burns has moved on to run the Science Channel , yet another Discovery television enterprise , and he has worked even harder with our magazine to find mutually beneficial projects . Last year , for example , Petranek hosted a program based on Discover ’s annual Year in Science issue on the Science Channel , and he will do so again this year . The show will run on December 26 , from 8 to 10 p.m.
 Recently Burns called to talk to us about an eight - part weekly series , which begins December 8 at 8 p.m. , on the 100 greatest science discoveries of all time . The program will be hosted by Bill Nye and will draw from Earth science , evolution , biology , medicine , genetics , chemistry , physics , and astronomy . Burns thought it would be enlightening to have Discover ’s readers pick the 10 most important discoveries of the 100 presented . He offered to put together a bonus ninth episode featuring those 10 choices . In turn , we suggested that our readers might tell the Science Channel if any important discoveries were left out .
 We ’ve made it easy for you to participate . Simply go to Discover.com , the magazine ’s Web site , and look for a box called “ Vote for the top 10 science discoveries . ” Click and you ’ll be taken to a page with instructions and a list of the Science Channel ’s 100 . Mark your choices by November 25 . Then sit back , enjoy the series on TV , and be sure to tune in on February 9 at 8 p.m. to see if your top 10 matches those of other Discover readers .
 In the meantime , do n’t miss the January issue of Discover , on sale December 14 : our special roundup of the top 100 science stories of 2004 .


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Asahikawa (Ah-sah-hee-kah-wah) City is beautiful city located in the mountains of central Hokkaido Prefecture. It is the second largest city, population 352,105, in the prefecture. Winters in Asahikawa are long and very cold, with average monthly temperatures from December through March failing to reach the freezing point. The city averages an extraordinary 300 inches of snowfall per year and holds the record for the coldest temperature ever recorded in Japan, -41 degrees Celsius!
The Asahikawa Winter Festival, Hokkaido’s second largest winter festival, takes place in early February. While Asahikawa may not be able to boast having Hokkaido's biggest winter festival, it has some of the biggest snow sculptures. Every year one massive sculpture is made as a stage for music and other performances. The giant sculpture of a Korean fortress in 1994 made the book of Guinness World Records as the largest snow structure ever built. The Japan Self Defense forces assist in building the large structures.
Over 740 bridges span the approximately 130 rivers and streams that crisscross the city. Asahibashi, a bridge over the Ishikari River, is now registered as a heritage site and has been one of the symbols of Asahikawa since its completion in 1932.
In winter the mountains surrounding the city are covered with ski slopes just waiting for skiers to come and enjoy the beautiful snow. Craft shops dot the streets and wait for brave customers who will brave the snow. In summer the temperature is just right for residents and visitors to stroll through city visit the shops and enjoy the sites, smells and sounds.
Even though there are many days where the temperature in Asahikawa does not go above the freezing point, pray for the Holy Spirit to warm the hearts of the people revealing God’s love, mercry and justice, drawing them to Himself.
Pray that they will have opportunities to hear the Gospel and accept the truth of Jesus dying on the cross and becoming the bridge of reconcilliation between God and man.
People enjoy the snow in winter or a stroll through the city in summer; pray they will come to know joy that comes through a personal relationship with Christ that doesn’t depend on outward circumstances.

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Asahikawa ( Ah - sah - hee - kah - wah ) City is beautiful city located in the mountains of central Hokkaido Prefecture . It is the second largest city , population 352,105 , in the prefecture . Winters in Asahikawa are long and very cold , with average monthly temperatures from December through March failing to reach the freezing point . The city averages an extraordinary 300 inches of snowfall per year and holds the record for the coldest temperature ever recorded in Japan , -41 degrees Celsius !
 The Asahikawa Winter Festival , Hokkaido ’s second largest winter festival , takes place in early February . While Asahikawa may not be able to boast having Hokkaido 's biggest winter festival , it has some of the biggest snow sculptures . Every year one massive sculpture is made as a stage for music and other performances . The giant sculpture of a Korean fortress in 1994 made the book of Guinness World Records as the largest snow structure ever built . The Japan Self Defense forces assist in building the large structures .
 Over 740 bridges span the approximately 130 rivers and streams that crisscross the city . Asahibashi , a bridge over the Ishikari River , is now registered as a heritage site and has been one of the symbols of Asahikawa since its completion in 1932 .
 In winter the mountains surrounding the city are covered with ski slopes just waiting for skiers to come and enjoy the beautiful snow . Craft shops dot the streets and wait for brave customers who will brave the snow . In summer the temperature is just right for residents and visitors to stroll through city visit the shops and enjoy the sites , smells and sounds .
 Even though there are many days where the temperature in Asahikawa does not go above the freezing point , pray for the Holy Spirit to warm the hearts of the people revealing God ’s love , mercry and justice , drawing them to Himself .
 Pray that they will have opportunities to hear the Gospel and accept the truth of Jesus dying on the cross and becoming the bridge of reconcilliation between God and man .
 People enjoy the snow in winter or a stroll through the city in summer ; pray they will come to know joy that comes through a personal relationship with Christ that does n’t depend on outward circumstances .


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The disc can bulge out and then put pressure on the adjacent nerve root in the spine.
A slipped disc can occur in the neck which may cause pain down the arm and into the fingers.
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Slipped disc is a term that is used when a disc ( cartilage disc in between the vertebra ) bulges out of position .
 The disc can bulge out and then put pressure on the adjacent nerve root in the spine .
 A slipped disc can occur in the neck which may cause pain down the arm and into the fingers .
 More commonly a slipped disc occurs in the lower back which often causes pain down the back of the leg ( sciatica ) and maybe altered sensation such as pins and needles or numbness .


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Arrival at Kigali Airport. Receiving at Airport or pick up at hotel in Kigali. Drive for Goma along the beautiful swinging road with a beautiful view of the hills of Rwanda to arrive at the border (nearly 150 km). Drive to your hotel Linda with a beautiful view of Lake Kivu and stay overnight. Dinner at La Chalet.
08:00 am - In the morning pick up from your hotel and drive to Virunga National Park, precisely in the southern sector at Kibati. Arrive at the ranger post patrol, have the briefing by the chief ranger guide, then enjoy Nyiragongo volcano mountain hiking (5 hours from the base to the top) with snacks en-route. Arrive up on the summit, visit the impressive Lava Lake in the largest crater. Lunch at the summit. Rest and explore and picture opportunities. Dinner and overnight up the summit in ICCN cabins.
After an early visit to the Lava Lake again, take your breakfast and then descend the mountain all the way to the starting point (3 hours from the summit to the base). Arrive at the ranger post patrol then drive back to Goma and drop off at your hotel. Lunch at Linda Hotel. Free and easy afternoon. You will need it to rest from the hike! Dinner at Ihusi Hotel.
After breakfast, pickup at 09:00 am from your hotel and drive to the magnificent Lac Vert. Take a small break here and enjoy the beautiful nature and scenery here. Then drive to a nearby Pygmy village. Witness traditional pygmies dance. 13:30 Drive back to Linda Hotel. Have lunch. 15:30 Visit Goma Handicrafts market (if available a traditional market instead). 17:15 – Leave for Emmanuel Port to catch the boat for Bukavu. Spend the night in the boat on bunk beds.
06:30 am – Arrive at the port and drive to “Kahuzi Biega National Park” precisely 37 km West of Bukavu and 13 km from Bukavu Airport. Drive through the beautiful tea fields at Chivanga. Arrive at the National Park Headquarter where you will be briefed by the Park staff. Have a quick cup of coffee, enter into the park accompanied by Park rangers and enjoy Eastern Low land Gorillas tracking. After the tracking, drive to Lwiro where the Scientific Research Center is which was built in 1947 by the Belgians. Here, it might be possible to visit the Chimps’ sanctuary (would be great too), the museum, the library, the biodiversity room and snakes in cages. 13:00 Lunch at a restaurant in Lwiro. Evening – Retrieve back to Lwiro Guest House on sharing basis. Dinner and night stay at Guesthouse.
07:00 am – After early breakfast, check-out from the hotel for Ihusi Port. Catch the Ihusi Speedboat, leaving at 07:30 am to arrive at 10:15 am at Goma. Transfer to Kigali Airport to catch your evening flight out.
Transfers as mentioned in the programme including overland and Goma – Bukavu – Goma boat.
As agreed per last quotation: 2200 USD + 5,5% tax per pax.

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Arrival at Kigali Airport . Receiving at Airport or pick up at hotel in Kigali . Drive for Goma along the beautiful swinging road with a beautiful view of the hills of Rwanda to arrive at the border ( nearly 150 km ) . Drive to your hotel Linda with a beautiful view of Lake Kivu and stay overnight . Dinner at La Chalet .
 08:00 am - In the morning pick up from your hotel and drive to Virunga National Park , precisely in the southern sector at Kibati . Arrive at the ranger post patrol , have the briefing by the chief ranger guide , then enjoy Nyiragongo volcano mountain hiking ( 5 hours from the base to the top ) with snacks en - route . Arrive up on the summit , visit the impressive Lava Lake in the largest crater . Lunch at the summit . Rest and explore and picture opportunities . Dinner and overnight up the summit in ICCN cabins .
 After an early visit to the Lava Lake again , take your breakfast and then descend the mountain all the way to the starting point ( 3 hours from the summit to the base ) . Arrive at the ranger post patrol then drive back to Goma and drop off at your hotel . Lunch at Linda Hotel . Free and easy afternoon . You will need it to rest from the hike ! Dinner at Ihusi Hotel .
 After breakfast , pickup at 09:00 am from your hotel and drive to the magnificent Lac Vert . Take a small break here and enjoy the beautiful nature and scenery here . Then drive to a nearby Pygmy village . Witness traditional pygmies dance . 13:30 Drive back to Linda Hotel . Have lunch . 15:30 Visit Goma Handicrafts market ( if available a traditional market instead ) . 17:15 – Leave for Emmanuel Port to catch the boat for Bukavu . Spend the night in the boat on bunk beds .
 06:30 am – Arrive at the port and drive to “ Kahuzi Biega National Park ” precisely 37 km West of Bukavu and 13 km from Bukavu Airport . Drive through the beautiful tea fields at Chivanga . Arrive at the National Park Headquarter where you will be briefed by the Park staff . Have a quick cup of coffee , enter into the park accompanied by Park rangers and enjoy Eastern Low land Gorillas tracking . After the tracking , drive to Lwiro where the Scientific Research Center is which was built in 1947 by the Belgians . Here , it might be possible to visit the Chimps ’ sanctuary ( would be great too ) , the museum , the library , the biodiversity room and snakes in cages . 13:00 Lunch at a restaurant in Lwiro . Evening – Retrieve back to Lwiro Guest House on sharing basis . Dinner and night stay at Guesthouse .
 07:00 am – After early breakfast , check - out from the hotel for Ihusi Port . Catch the Ihusi Speedboat , leaving at 07:30 am to arrive at 10:15 am at Goma . Transfer to Kigali Airport to catch your evening flight out .
 Transfers as mentioned in the programme including overland and Goma – Bukavu – Goma boat .
 As agreed per last quotation : 2200 USD + 5,5 % tax per pax .


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Stay 7 nights and get one night free ! Valid for travel 01 November 2018 – 31 March 2019 . Please quote this special at the time of booking .
 LAX direct flight special Stay 12 nights and get one night free , plus free early checkin , free late checkout , and free return airport transfers . Must arrive and depart on the direct flight from Los Angeles . Valid for year - round sales and travel . Please quote this special at the time of booking .
 Discounted prepaid price special Choose to prepay your entire accommodation cost at the time of booking and save 10 % on our room rates . Please note the discounted prices are based on non - refundable terms . As always , we highly recommend you invest in travel insurance . Valid for year - round sales and travel . Please quote this special at the time of booking .