The Auxiliares de Conversación Podcast

A conversation with Ana Curto, a Spaniard who had several auxiliares de conversación when growing up in Spain and who went on to become an auxiliar herself in Scotland.

In this episode I describe how I would change the October orientation to focus more on teaching strategies.

n this episode, I introduce a new segment called "cultural comparisons," in which I give an example of a product (a thing, value, idea), the practice of the product (how it is used), and the perspective behind this practice (why it is used that way) in Spain, and then compare and contrast this with a similar product in my home country.

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As the name of this episode implies, I’ll start with a mailbox. Can it really be that different in Spain vs. the US? Well, you'll have to listen to find out!

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Our first episode with a special guest! In this podcast we explore the many similarities and the many differences between primary and secondary schools in Spain and the United States- everything from buying a bocadillo to talking with Tomás during class.

In this episode we explore what listeners believe the six most common things that auxiliares de conversación extranjeros en España experience could be.

This episode explains what it means to be an auxiliar de conversación de inglés in Spain through the Ministerio de Educación, explains the basic application process, and provides recommendations for helpful resources.