This is more or less my curriculum so far:
-BA in Music at a Spanish conservatory.
-MA in Education.
-1 year of work experience in Portugal (Classical Guitar teacher).
-1.5 yars of work experience in the USA (teaching Spanish at a public High School).
-Almost fully bilingual in Spanish and English (my mother is an American; I hold dual citizenship).
-Level C1 certificate in German (obtained through a German language school).

Given this curriculum, am I a suited candidate for an MBA? Do I stand a chance at getting into an accredited program? Is my work experience relevant at all (what does teaching have to do with business??)?

What programs, if at all, would you recommend a person with my profile? I really want to expand my possibilities and I think an MBA would do just that.

If you have enjoyed yourself and have success along the way, then you will be a good candidate. But you'll also need to take the GMAT and show that you can develop your quantitative skills.

What are your goals?

If you have enjoyed yourself and have success along the way, then you will be a god candidate. But you'll also need to take the GMAT and show that you can develop your quantitative skills.

What are your goals?

If you want a good program taught in English then it will probably require the GMAT.

Ps business is a big domain. Where do you want to work, and doing what for whom?

My goal is to expand my curriculum and to get into the world of business.

Thanks for your quick response! I've already come across this GMAT a few times on this website. Is it that important? Is there the possibility to take it in a language other than English?

Thanks to everyone for their responses.

I'll be dead honest... I have no idea about the world of business. I have never worked in a business. My field is music and all my jobs have been in the teaching sector. What's more, I definitely haven't hit any walls in my career... The fact is that I couldn't dislike teaching any more and that I'm looking for something else. Business has always caught my attention as something attractive and much freer than education. I wanna get out of the high school where I'm teaching at the moment and start something new. To give myself another chance and begin anew. Traveling across the world, living in different countries and learning new languages has taught me many lessons and has made me grow. But I've gotten to a point where I think I'm not getting any more juice out of it.

I have just begun doing research on different MBAs. Apparently there are MBAs which are a waste of time and others with great prestige.

Somebody told me about an MBA at the university of Reutingen, Germany. I don't think they require you to have taken the GMAT. In any case, do you recommend this? What would you recommend in my situation?

I think you need to set some goals, and then start with the goal in mind.

I agree with Duncan. Please note that MBA is a huge investment in both time and money and as Ralph highlighted, it should be used to broaden your horizons as opposed to getting out of a job that you no longer find interesting. Have you ever thought about doing a 2nd Masters in Business &/or Management? That will provide you with the theories on business within short period of time and costs are lower than MBA with less restrictions on entry requirements.

Another option is to try step by step MBA..for example try PGC/PGD and if you still enjoy it, continue to MBA. Not sure about the entry requirements for the PG though... You need to check it out yourself.

Either way, best of luck :)

Apparently there are MBAs which are a waste of time and others with great prestige.

Another option is to try step by step MBA..for example try PGC/PGD and if you still enjoy it, continue to MBA.