Spain's public employment services, region by region
Spain
Employment in Spain is devolved. Registering with your region's service — not just the national one — is what gets you the vacancies, the training and the benefit record.
Guides to working in Spain
Practical writing about finding work, getting paid and staying legal in Spain — written to answer a question, not to fill a page.
Teaching English in Spain: the routes in, ranked by how well they work
Teaching
Language assistant programmes, academies, in-company classes, private tuition and international schools — what each one really pays and who it suits.
How to spot a job scam in Spain
Jobs
The patterns that come up again and again, why foreigners get targeted more, and the one rule that catches almost all of it.
Working in Spain: what to sort out before you arrive
Foreign Workers
The paperwork that gates everything else — NIE, social security, empadronamiento — in the order it actually has to happen.
How Spanish salaries are advertised — and what you actually take home
Careers
Gross annual, twelve or fourteen payments, the convenio, and the deductions between the advertised figure and your bank account.
Finding work in Spain without fluent Spanish
Foreign Workers
Which parts of the job market are genuinely open in English, which are not, and how to tell the difference from an advert.
Contract types in Spain, and which one you are being offered
Careers
Indefinido, temporal, fijo discontinuo, prácticas, autónomo — what each one means for your income, your rights and your next year.
Digital nomad work you can actually do from Spain
Digital Nomads
Which remote roles genuinely hire people living in Spain, what they pay, and the visa and tax position that decides whether any of it works.
Where to look for work in Spain: the sites that matter, in order
Jobs
InfoJobs, the regional public services, the sector boards and the three routes that appear on no job site at all — the list this site's own scanner works from.