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Hi, I am one of the members of a family of five. My partner, Raquel (49), my three children aged 5, 11 and 14 years and me, Juanma (50). We live in a very little town called Fresnedillas de la Oliva, in the community of Madrid. It is a very nice town with lots of young people and many children because it has several very cool schools with fairly good educational projects. It is 55km far from Madrid.
A cordial greeting, see you soon.Types of help and learning opportunities
Language practice
Gardening
Animal Care
Babysitting and creative play
Creating/ Cooking family meals
Help around the house
Cultural exchange and learning opportunities
The benefit is to live with a family in a natural environment, sharing daily experiences, improving their knowledge of the Spanish culture and visiting the main cities at the centre of the country. We can offer some help to get access to transport and culture events during their stay at home.
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About the language: We are looking for workawayers whose mother tongue is English, to enrich our children and the adults too, and at the same time we do cultural exchange. We won´t accept non English native speakers.
About the help: We will mainly ask you to help us in the afternoon, sharing the time with our children, with English as the only language spoken at home and outside.
Also we will ask you to help us a little bit with housing.Languages
Languages spoken
English: Fluent
Spanish: Fluent
French: IntermediateThis host offers a language exchange
We aren´t interested in using Spanish language.Accommodation
We offer accommodation in a separate house with a garden. Single big room with one double bed, shared bathroom, also include the 3 meals, breakfast, lunch and dinner. Internet connection.
What else ...
It is a village of about 1600 inhabitants located in the northwest mountains of Madrid about 50 kilometers from the capital. It has buses every day and very regularly from morning to evening, it takes about 50 minutes to get from Madrid to the town and vice versa.
We are not hosting people interested in learning the Spanish language, because we want English as the only language spoken at home during their stay.
We have a piano, an acoustic guitar, a cajón flamenco, a drum set and four microphones to play music.
We live with two cats.
We can introduce workawayers to the whats app chat to get free car to the city.A little more information
Internet access
Limited internet access
We have pets
We are smokers
Can host families
Can host digital nomads
Our internet connection works really fast.
Space for parking camper vans
There is a place in our garden but it is not very bright there. Next to our outside door there are some space also to park a motorhome. None of them are very beautiful spaces, but the second one has more light and a little public garden just next to it.
Can possibly accept pets
No
How many Workawayers can stay?
Two
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It was my first workawayer experience and it couldn’t be better I think
Raquel is very available and was able to answer all my questions, worries before departure and on site
Raquel’s welcome and family was very warm, they immediately considered me a member of their family.
They made me share their daily… read more
Because Rakel was teaching in Spanish rather than English, and wanted to put off more intensive learning for later, we didn't do any formal language lessons. Instead, our daily… read more
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It was my first workawayer experience and it couldn’t be better I think
Raquel is very available and was able to answer all my questions, worries before departure and on site
Raquel’s welcome and family was very warm, they immediately considered me a member of their family.
They made me share their daily… read more
Because Rakel was teaching in Spanish rather than English, and wanted to put off more intensive learning for later, we didn't do any formal language lessons. Instead, our daily… read more