Teaching English South Korea
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Helen Said:
Are there any English teaching programs in South Korea which have a contract for only 6months?We Answered:
Mostly the English Teaching positions in South Korea are yearly contracts. If you are graduating soon, these English Teaching positions love fresh graduates.I hope this helps.
Norma Said:
Anybody teaching english in South Korea or asia?We Answered:
Sure - go ahead!Cindy Said:
Anyone ever thought about teaching English in South Korea?We Answered:
I actually plan on doing this at some point. I think it would be a great experience both in teaching and just regarding life in general.Derrick Said:
I am thinking of doing a year's contract teaching english in south korea. Any advice?We Answered:
dont be forced to take the first job thats offered. work on YOUR timetable...not theirs.30 hrs a week usually means in class time...not total time at the school.
make sure to get contact info (email) of the current teachers there or even better, the former teachers.
if u are a non-white foreigner, u have a better chance at getting a job at a public school than a hagwon.
university jobs usually only hire applicants that are already in korea.
if u must use a recruiter, its ok to use more than more at a time to find the best job.
do ur research online on any school that gives u an offer. facebook has a group called 'hagwon blacklist'.
Angel Said:
english teaching in south korea, from South Korea's President MyungBak Lee?We Answered:
Yes, you also have to pass an STD test and do a criminal background check. They changed the laws earlier this year because of some child rapist, though, that rapist didn't have a criminal background before he went to Korea.The pay for college students is much less, more of a stipend plus food and housing (maybe $70 a month for spending money); higher pay ( a few thousand a month) is for people with a 4 year degree.