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Manager English Costa Rica Jobs in California (NOW HIRING)

Fluency in Spanish and proficiency in English. * Strong knowledge of Costa Rica labor laws, employment practices, and benefits programs. * Experience managing employee records and HR compliance ...

$89K - $121K/yr

As a Costa Rica based Client Executive, you'll be responsible for promoting our expert approach and ... Manage all phases of the sales cycle, including lead identification and qualification, scope ...

Liderar la estrategia comercial de Costa Rica y asegurar cumplimiento de metas de ventas y ... Mínimo 8 años de experiencia en posiciones como Gerente Comercial, Country Manager o roles ...

As a Costa Rica based Senior Client Executive, you'll be responsible for promoting our expert ... Manage all phases of the sales cycle, including lead identification and qualification, scope ...

Partner Order Operations Specialist

San Jose, CA · On-site

$22.75 - $30.50/hr

This role will be based out of Costa Rica and reports to our Manager of Partner Operations based in Costa Rica You Will: * Support all sales teams and channel partners throughout the complete sales ...

This role reports to a Sr. Manager, Variable Compensation based in the US. This role is eligible for remote work within Costa Rica. You must reside in Costa Rica. You Will: * Lead changes and ...

Manage unexpected rush cases as needed * Performs other related duties as assigned by management ... Ability to read and write English at an intermediate level * Ability to follow protocols and ...

Manage unexpected rush cases as needed * Performs other related duties as assigned by management ... Ability to read and write English at an intermediate level * Ability to follow protocols and ...

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What is the difference between Manager English Costa Rica vs Customer Service Supervisor Costa Rica?

AspectManager English Costa RicaCustomer Service Supervisor Costa Rica
Required CredentialsEnglish proficiency, management experience, relevant certificationsEnglish proficiency, customer service experience, team leadership skills
Work EnvironmentOffice management, strategic planning, team oversightCustomer support centers, team supervision, client interaction
Employer & Industry UsageMultinational companies, BPOs, call centersCustomer service departments, BPOs, call centers

While both roles require strong English skills and experience in customer interactions, the Manager English Costa Rica focuses on overseeing teams and strategic management, whereas the Customer Service Supervisor Costa Rica emphasizes direct team supervision and customer support operations.

What does a manager English do in Costa Rica?

A Manager English in Costa Rica typically oversees teams or departments where English proficiency is essential, such as customer service, education, or multinational business operations. Their responsibilities include managing staff, ensuring high-quality service or instruction, and meeting organizational goals. They may also handle training, performance evaluations, and communication between English-speaking and local teams. This role requires strong leadership skills and fluency in both English and Spanish to bridge cultural and linguistic gaps.

How does a manager English in Costa Rica typically collaborate with teaching staff and other departments to ensure program success?

As a Manager of English programs in Costa Rica, you will regularly coordinate with teaching staff to align on curriculum delivery, assess student progress, and implement best instructional practices. Collaboration with administrative teams is also essential to manage scheduling, resource allocation, and compliance with educational standards. Regular meetings, professional development sessions, and open communication channels help ensure that program goals are met and any challenges are addressed proactively. This collaborative environment fosters continuous improvement and supports both staff and student success.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a manager English in Costa Rica?

To excel as a Manager (English) in Costa Rica, you generally need strong leadership abilities, business acumen, and fluency in both English and Spanish, often supported by a bachelor's degree in business or a related field. Familiarity with project management tools, CRM systems, and office productivity software is commonly required. Excellent interpersonal skills, cultural sensitivity, and effective communication make a manager stand out in a bilingual, multicultural environment. These competencies enable managers to lead diverse teams, drive business results, and ensure smooth cross-cultural operations.
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Admissions & Programs Intern Abroad - Costa Rica

Summer Springboard

San Diego, CA • On-site

Other

Medical, PTO

This job post has expired today. Applications are no longer accepted.


Job description

Summer Springboard is a rapidly growing educational summer program for high school students. Our mission is to help students increase their self-awareness so they can make decisions about college selection, academic majors, and careers that reflect their personal vision for success. Currently, we offer two-week summer programs on 17 campuses, including Berkeley, Yale University, UCLA, Duke, Cal Poly SLO, and more.


Responsibilities: Admissions Intern (Winter – Spring)

Work directly with the Admissions Manager to generate enrollments by engaging in consultative sales over the phone with families who have expressed interest in our program.

  • Speak with thousands of prospective families over the phone and communicate the excitement and transformative nature of our experiences.
  • You will only call warm leads (no cold calling) and qualify them for the program.
  • Through this position, you will be given the ability to develop skills and knowledge that will accelerate career advancement and future professional opportunities. Successful applicants will engage in a series of professional development sessions grounded in intentional youth empowerment during their internship in Costa Rica. These sessions are designed to enhance both soft and hard skills, empowering interns to communicate confidently about the benefits and opportunities offered by pre‑college youth programs. Additionally, they will provide interns with effective messaging and strategies to achieve their sales objectives and equip them with practical skills essential for a dynamic, hands‑on student program environment.
  • Position requires calling thousands of people over the course of the internship, and you will face rejection (as well as excitement) every day.
  • Although most of the time you will be selling, you will occasionally also be asked to assist with program support and customer service.
  • Other duties as assigned.


Responsibilities: Program Intern (Late Spring – Summer)

  • During the spring, part of your time will be dedicated to assisting with program preparation/planning
  • Assist with pre-program preparation for multiple campuses (including but not limited to reviewing forms, collecting payment, reviewing flight information, and fielding family calls via email/call).
  • Participate in an in-person Director’s training on-campus in late May (Exact dates and location TBD).  
  • During the summer, work on campus as a Program Assistant and/or on the inbound helpline to assist enrolled families during their programs.
  • Other duties as assigned.


Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree
  • Flexibility and adaptability and a sense of humor
  • Prior sales or customer service experience is advantageous
  • Passionate about the educational potential of youth summer programs
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Highly motivated and proactive
  • Experience with CRM software (Salesforce is preferred)


We are seeking individuals who demonstrate adaptability, cultural humility, and a collaborative spirit. Applicants should be prepared to:


1. Navigate Limited Access to Familiar Goods and Services: Adjust to living in a country where online shopping platforms like Amazon may not function as they do at home, and where certain products commonly available in your home country may be difficult to find or unavailable.


2. Embrace a Different Pace of Daily Life: Accept and adapt to a more relaxed approach to daily routines, which may include irregularities such as lack of queue etiquette, challenging traffic conditions, and bureaucratic processes that can feel slow or unfamiliar.


3. Thrive in Communal Living Environments: Live harmoniously with peers in shared accommodations over an extended period. This includes navigating shared spaces, differing habits and routines, and fostering mutual respect across diverse perspectives and lifestyles.


4. Engage Respectfully with Cultural Differences: Approach cultural norms and practices that may differ significantly from your own—whether religious, social, or related to gender identity—with openness, respect, and a willingness to learn and grow through those differences.


About the Internship Program in Costa Rica

This internship is part of the Terra Education Global Internship (TEGI) program. TEGI is designed to give young professionals the chance to gain international work experience, learn Spanish, and explore Costa Rica. Interns will be provided housing and a workplace in the San Jose region. Work alongside other mission-driven interns who work hard and play hard! This position will begin with a remote training on November 30th, after which the internship cohort will move to Costa Rica to begin working in person on Saturday, January 2, 2027, and will last no later than August 7, 2027.


Internship benefits include:

  • Housing with all utilities/internet included
  • $1,000 monthly living stipend + monthly goal incentives
  • $2,000 Completion bonus (depending on performance)
  • 4-day work-week (3-day weekends!) from December to April
  • 5 Sick days, 5 paid days off (Available to use between January and May 15, 2027)
  • Off (December 15, 2026 – January 1, 2027)
  • Depending on performance and eagerness to continue work with Summer Springboard. An intern may be selected to go to a campus location in the summer to learn more about program operations and staffing. 
  • 3 All expenses paid excursions around Costa Rica
  • Health insurance
  • Spanish classes
  • Training on CRM and Marketing Automation Software systems
  • 2 in-person professional development training sessions


Interested?

  • Submit resume and cover letter to intern@summerspringboard.com
  • Please write “TEGI program” in the subject line; otherwise, we won’t consider it.
  • Be sure all of your contact information (email, phone number) is included in your resume. If your phone number is not included, you will not be considered.
  • This application will include multiple steps. Those who qualify will receive the next steps once they submit their cover letter and resume.


Interested in learning more about this internship? Visit www.summerspringboard.com/tegi