Dual Language Immersion · Indiana, USA
Connecting experienced Spanish-speaking teachers with U.S. dual-language classrooms.
Schools in North Manchester, Indiana, teach children in Spanish and English. They need qualified teachers like you to keep the program going. Apply here, interview with us, and we'll guide you through the next steps.
Open positions
- 2nd Grade Dual Language Immersion TeacherManchester Elementary School · 2026–2027Math, Social Studies, Science (in Spanish)
- 3rd Grade Dual Language Immersion TeacherManchester Elementary School · 2026–2027Math, Social Studies, Science (in Spanish)
- 5th Grade Dual Language Immersion TeacherManchester Intermediate School · 2026–2027Language Arts (in Spanish)
Who we are looking for
These positions are filled through the U.S. Department of State J-1 Exchange Visitor Teacher program. These are the program's minimum requirements. Please read them before you apply.
At least two years of full-time (32+ hours per week) teaching experience in an academic setting, Pre-K to college.
A degree equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's degree in education, or in the subject you will teach.
You meet the requirements to teach at the primary or secondary level in your home country.
You are teaching now, or you recently completed an advanced degree in education or your subject.
Good reputation and character, and willingness to complete criminal background checks.
Dual-language classrooms need strong Spanish and solid English to work with families and colleagues.
How it works
- 1Create your profile
Tell schools who you are: your experience, your degree and what you bring to the classroom.
- 2Check your eligibility
We compare your experience with the J-1 Teacher requirements right away, so you don't lose time.
- 3Upload your documents
CV, diploma and experience letters. Everything is encrypted.
- 4Interview online
A recorded video interview with our team, scheduled at a time that works for you.
- 5School review
The program coordinator reviews your file and interview, and decides.
- 6Next steps to the J-1
Once approved, you get a step-by-step checklist with the sponsor, the visa and your arrival.
Important
Bridge Teachers is a volunteer pre-screening portal that helps the school find candidates. We are not lawyers and we do not issue visas. A J-1 sponsor designated by the U.S. Department of State decides on visa eligibility. The school decides on hiring. Teacher exchanges usually last up to three years and may be extended by one or two years.
Start your application