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Andorra


5 English Teaching Assistant Award

Accepted Degree Levels
  • Bachelor's
  • Master's
  • Doctoral
Grant Period
September Start
Grant Length
9 Months
Award Type
English Teaching Assistant
Award Profile

The Fulbright English Teaching Assistant award offers you the opportunity to get to know a small, mountainous country nestled in the middle of the Pyrenees and the chance to teach English, to showcase your country and your culture, and to share with other high school teachers the education of teenagers in a multilingual (Catalan - Spanish - French) school system..

 

Grant Length
9 Months
Grant Period
September Start

Grant will begin on September 1st 2025 and finish on May 31st 2026. 

Grant Length: 9 months.

The grant period starts with a two-day orientation session organized by Fulbright Post in Andorra.

The Spanish Fulbright Commission usually organises an orientation session in early September and a mid-year seminar in early February. ETAS from Andorra are invited to participate.

Orientation
In-Country Orientation

Upon arrival in the Principality of Andorra, grantees will have a two-day arrival orientation. The Fulbright Post in Andorra will support grantees in completing immigration formalities, opening a bank account, obtaining a telephone number, taking part in their first visit to school, etc.

A cultural visit will be also organised to learn about Andorra's history and institutions.

Candidate Profile

Applications are welcome from graduates (Bachelor's, Master's or currently enrolled in a doctoral programme) who wish to assist in the teaching of English to students aged 12-18. It is recommended that candidates have at least 2 years of university level study in one of this three languages: Catalan, Spanish or French. Teaching experience would be appreciated.

Ideal candidates should feel comfortable in front of a classroom, enjoy teaching teenagers and participating in outdoor activities with the school community.

Applicants should provide a detailed description of their academic education, work experience and professional interests. They should also include their motivation for wanting to come to Andorra.

What is life like for Fulbrighters in the host country?

Andorra is a small place. People know each other and it is easy to meet someone you know in the street and say hello!, although there are people who think that it is not so easy to integrate.

It is easy to get from one place to another on foot or by public transport because everything is close by. The climate, although sometimes cold in winter, is mild in autumn and spring, so you can always go for a walk.

Daily life is not difficult as services are accessible and open long hours. It is easy to eat in a restaurant, find a doctor or buy any product. The cost of living is a little high and it is not easy to find a place to live, but the Fulbright Post in Andorra can offer some advice to help.

ETAs have free time after class and can spend it going to the mountains, playing sports in one of the many sports facilities in Andorra, participating in the activities of a cultural association, visiting museums, walking or shopping in the city centre, learning other languages .... whatever they prefer.

Eligibility
Residency in host country permitted in year prior to grant
Dual citizens of this country are NOT eligible

Dual nationals of Andorra are not eligible to apply. Permanent residents of Andorra are not eligible to apply. There are no further restrictions, but no previous residence in Andorra for any reason will be appreciated.

Degree Level of Applicant
  • Bachelor's
  • Master's
  • Doctoral
Foreign Language Proficiency
Recommended - Advanced

Local language may be helpful for day to day, but not required for project.

Additional Information: Intermediate level of Catalan (the official language of the Principality of Andorra) or advanced level in Spanish or French is recommended. Once in Andorra, grantees will have the chance to attend Catalan lessons for free.

Placement Type
  • Secondary School
  • Vocational/Technical School

Grantees will be assigned to either a secondary school (students aged 12-16), a vocational training center (students aged 16-18) or to an upper secondary school (students aged 16-18).

Grantees will assist teachers for up to 12 hours per week in the classroom, plus up to an additional 3 hours per week for planning and coordination meetings.

Grantees are expected to teach English language. Responsibilities may include also assisting in the teaching of subjects such as science and technology, social studies in English. In some cases, grants will be able to lead the class on their own, although teachers will be available for advice.

Placement Locations
  • Regional City

The Andorran educational system has 5 secondary schools:

Escola Andorrana de segona ensenyança d'Ordino, Escola Andorrana de segona ensenyança d'Encamp, Escola Andorrana de segona d'Andorra La Vella, Escola Andorrana de Batxillerat and Centre de Formació Professional d'Aixovall.

Supplementary Project
Optional

For better integration into Andorran society, ETAs are advised to volunteer in a cultural or social organisation or association, or to participate in a sport or club in Andorra, in order to promote intercultural and linguistic exchanges.

Award Benefits
  • A stipend broadly based on the cost of living in the host country. These funds may be used by the grantee to support housing, meals, and incidental costs during the grant period.
  • International travel benefits
  • Accident & sickness health benefits
  • 24/7 mental health support line for urgent and non-urgent situations
  • 12 months of non-competitive eligibility (NCE) hiring status within the federal government
  • English language teaching preparatory course
Stipend Amount

This is an estimated amount and is subject to change. The financial terms of the grant will be confirmed in the grant document issued after selection.

1350 monthly stipend amount in
€ [Euro]

1350

Additional Grant Benefits
  • Transportation pass

ETAs will be provided with a card for local buses.

Estimated Cost of Living

Consider using cost of living comparison websites to gain a better understanding of the potential costs in your host country.

The most complex issue is housing because it is difficult to find and expensive, although there are always solutions to find a place.

The statistics portal of the Government of Andorra provides data on the price and costs of housing, living and family budgets. https://www.estadistica.ad/portal/apps/sites/#/estadistica-en

Dependents
Dependent financial support is NOT available
Housing Arrangements

Grantees will be expected to arrange their housing. Is strongly recommend that you look for accommodation in advance.

Fulbright Program Management Contact
Fulbright Commission/U.S. Embassy Website
Fulbright Commission/U.S. Embassy Contact
Fulbright Post Andorra: fulbrightandorra@govern.ad
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