Our Buenos Aires campus has teachers, students and a timetable, and nobody whose job is the academic whole of it. That is what this role is. You would be the first person to own it, which means you get to decide how it works rather than inherit someone else’s system.

What you would actually do
- Coordinate the teaching team: timetables, assignments and cover when someone is ill on a Monday morning.
- Own the programme and keep it coherent with the CEFR, including the Rioplatense Spanish that is the reason many students choose Buenos Aires over Spain.
- Observe classes and help teachers get better, which means having honest conversations kindly.
- Handle academic problems with students before they become refund requests.
- Recruit, induct and train new teachers.
- Work with the Málaga academic team so a student who moves between campuses does not start again.

What we are looking for
- Spanish at C2, an ELE qualification and solid classroom experience. You cannot lead teachers you could not replace.
- Experience coordinating a team,



or a very clear reason to believe you could.
- Knowledge of the CEFR and of what a well-built syllabus looks like.
- English at B2 or above, because half the questions arrive in it.
- The right to work in Argentina.

Hours and pay

Concrete terms, hours and pay are discussed during the selection process, and you will have them in front of you before any interview, so you never walk in blind.

About Vamos Academy

Vamos Academy is a Spanish and English language school with two campuses: one in Málaga, on Spain’s Costa del Sol, and one in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Students come to us from all over the world, some for a fortnight, some for a whole academic year, many through university exchange and Erasmus programmes.

We are a small enough school that you will know your students’ names and they will know yours. That is the point of us. It also means the person we hire has real influence over how the place runs.

📌 Academic Coordinator (Buenos Aires)
🏢 Vamos Academy
📍 Buenos Aires