looking for a room from march 11

vanesty New member

9POSTS

14 years ago

Hi there I am moving to Sao Paulo on March 11 to teach english and I am looking for a room to rent in a flat share.. I am female, 30 easy going etc...The school is in the Campo Belo area so anywhere near there would be good....Let me know if you know of someone or if you have a room available....Thanks!

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vanesty New member

9POSTS

14 years ago

oh yeah i am being paid 1,500 reais a month

Harmonie ViP

19273POSTS

14 years ago

Hi vanesty and welcome to 大咖福利影院!

Do not hesitate to post an advert in the accommodation section of Sao Paulo classifieds, this may help.

Harmonie.

James ViP

11272POSTS

14 years ago

Hi Vanesty,

You will really have to watch your spending if you only get R$1500 a month. Hopefully this is just the base wage and you will earn more if you give more classes. Check out what other schools pay per hour for classes, it should be from R$35 and up. Get started recruiting your own private students as soon as possible, they pay a great deal more.

If you have trouble finding shared accommodations you may want to check some of the local university websites or go to the campus and look at their bulletin boards usually they have students looking to share accommodations off-campus.

Good luck, any problems you can message me and I will give you what help I can.

Regards,
William James Woodward - Brazil Animator, Expat-blog

vanesty New member

9POSTS

14 years ago

Hiya thanks do much for your reply... I was thinking about recruiting private students but wasn't sure where to advertise for this...!?

James ViP

11272POSTS

14 years ago

Hi Vanesty,

You should do like I do, set up a free website at for a starter. Check out the neighborhood newspaper in the bairro you will be living in and also print up handbills or leaflets. You can hire young people real cheap to hand them out in strategic locations such as in around universities, multinational companies, major office complexes, etc. It takes some time to build up a decent student base, but it isn't difficult.

Cheers