Costa Women Blogs

    My own particular ‘Costa’ experience is probably quite far removed from most of you other lovely ‘Costa Women’. I’ve spent the last 8 years or so, based in a quite rural, traditional Spanish village,...

Now that the dust has settled and Cyprus has raided their banks, the big question is what next?, or more specifically I should say who is next? In order to understand the economics behind what has gone...

At a family party recently we met the fab and famous Spanish tenor Agustín Prunell-Friend http://www.agustinprunell.com/index.htm – he was so charming when I tried to impress him with my newly learnt...

20 minutos tell us that at the end of December 2012 the Andalusian Employment Service made redundant 413 advisors across the region. With unemployment in Andalucía already amongst the worst regions in...

When we think of our resumés, it is probably with a sense of dread or frustration. The overwhelming majority of us seem to dislike it, and wish we didn’t need one at all. However, since the majority of...

I spent one lunch hour last week (just in case my boss reads this) searching for an on-line CELTA (Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults) course as my existing teaching qualification (Cert...