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We are a young family that spends time travelling and don't really fit into the "traditional" school setting. We are looking for assistance in homeschooling our son (in English with basic French) based out of a small village in rural Mexico. Our son is challenged with Autism. His biggest challenge is that he is "technically" non-verbal despite being able to communicate "perfectly" in English and Spanish (with some French).
We can provide a VERY authentic Mexican experience with access to lots of GREAT adventure activities to do during free time. the enchanting village of Jalcomulco is an adventure paradise with access to whitewater rafting, kayaking, climbing, trekking. The village is quaint, clean, secure, friendly and fun.
We are looking for a candidate that would enjoy taking on this project from Mid-Feb to Mid-May 2019.
Babysitting and creative play
Language practice
Teaching
This project could involve children. For more information see our guidelines and tips here.
The TRUE Mexico is found beyond the beaches in the small rural communities. Jalcomulco is an eclectic town where adventure tourism has become its secondary industry. Workawayers will have an opportunity to be entrenched in the community and spend time with local townspeople.
We are looking for someone with a background in education that would like to help us with homeschooling our 7 yr old son. We will provide all the necessary tools for teaching, plus room/board, as well as opportunities to enjoy the natural and cultural adventures of our AMAZING little town.
English: Fluent
Spanish: Fluent
French: Intermediate
Private room in a small house in town. Authentic Mexican food provided.
The assistance would typically run 1:00pm to 6:00pm Monday to Friday.
This allows considerable time to explore the community and get involved in local happenings. Adventure activities of all sorts can be arranged during free time to take in the local environs.
Internet access
Limited internet access
We have pets
We are smokers
Can host families
One
Maximum 4-5 hours a day, 5 days a week