Being one of the most-visited countries in the world, it’s easy to find jobs abroad in Mexico in the tourism industry. Its globalized economy also puts English in high demand, so education jobs abound. If you’ve got skills in some other profession, don’t fret—there are countless opportunities in other sectors, as well.
Hospitality/Tourism. Hotels, restaurants, tour guides, bartenders, adventure travel. You name it, and you’ll find work in Mexico for it. Jobs like these may be most abundant on the coasts, but are available throughout the country. Being offered under-the-table work in this sector isn’t unheard of, so be sure you know what your legal rights and responsibilities are before you accept any offers.
Education. Maybe the most versatile option for international jobs in Mexico, English teachers can be placed in all kinds of public and private schools, language institutes, and corporate education programs around the country. TEFL certification is a plus, though not always necessary, and some agencies offer programs to get the certification in-country. Even if language instruction isn’t your dream job, there are other ways to capitalize on your status as a foreigner to help Mexico’s youth compete in the global economy some day.
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