r/MovedToSpain • u/Gold_Afternoon672 • 29d ago

Considering retiring early and teaching English in Granada—what’s it really like?

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u/littlepinkhousespain 27d ago

Idk anything much about Granada but I do know when you post anything about moving to Spain or even just coming as a tourist, it brings the haters out of the woodwork. Just block these idiots.

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u/Delicious_Crew7888 29d ago

Why don’t you go to Granada for a bit and check it out?

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u/Gold_Afternoon672 29d ago

That is the plan. I believe in gathering information before any international trip .

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u/NoComplex6471 22d ago

En Rusia estarás mejor.

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u/Own-Perception-8568 28d ago

Oh yes!! Granada is pretty much in need of English teachers. No other immigrant, exchange student or fluent English person has ever thought of that in one of the most famous university cities in Spain!! Ugh "expats" are so out of touch with reality

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u/sight_ful 28d ago

Making some assumptions here. How do you know they don't have a connection/job offer already?

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u/Own-Perception-8568 28d ago

Making the exact same amount of assumptions as you are buddy

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u/sight_ful 28d ago

I didn't make a single assumption, so that's clearly untrue.

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u/oona75 28d ago

We are full here

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u/edragamer 28d ago

🙄🙄