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Facebook groups – The expat community on Facebook is thriving. If you post a question you’re guaranteed a response almost straight away. Recruiters also post jobs via Facebook regularly. English Teachers in South Korea, GEPIK Teachers, Teach ESL Korea, Public Jobs in Gyeonggi-do.
Craigslist – Just like any other craigslist posting, you should always be careful when searching. Since the website isn’t monitored, it is possible a few people could be posing as recruiters in hopes of scamming you. Although, there are a handful of genuine job opportunities posted. If you can’t find any work with the above methods, try this one carefully.
The pay and benefits that you can earn from teaching English in South Korea are usually what draw people in first. They’re among the best in the world!
Most public school contracts will offer around the same pay and benefits. All contracts are 365 days no matter where you go. If you wish to stay longer, there will be an end of year review. If your school likes you, you can re-sign the contract at the end of your term.
The starting salary for most public schools is around $2,000 – $2,200. If you’re a gyopo (Korean-American, British, etc) then you can earn up to $3,000 a month. If it doesn’t sound like much, remember you have no rent to pay and you only have to cover the cost of your monthly bills.
Korea is relatively cheap, so with only $2,000, you can feel like a king! Many people come to Korea to earn and save in hopes to pay off student debt or earn enough money to travel.
Working in a public school, usually elementary, is the most sort-after. These jobs are usually 9-to-5. These jobs are typically the hardest to get, especially if you’re picky about which city you wish to live in.
As mentioned above, most jobs available will be elementary (third – sixth grade) but sometimes middle and high schools hire too.
Although public schools vary, most follow similar guidelines. However, hagwon jobs vary greatly. Teaching hours often exceed 22 hours per week and you may be asked to do overtime. Less vacation time is available but hagwons offer higher pay and have a higher hire rate.
Most hagwons don’t offer the help of co-teachers. Depending on your preference, this could be a disadvantage or a benefit. Young children are often taught in the morning and middle school and high schoolers are often taught at night. Teachers who teach adults will usually be required to work both day and night.
Many people tutor and teach in hagwons illegally. They may try and convince you it’s a good idea, but keep in mind if you’re caught teaching illegally, you run the risk of being deported and blacklisted from teaching in South Korea. Always make sure you’re doing it legitimately.
If you have your heart set on teaching English in South Korea, make sure you have a degree first. There are tons of positions out there waiting to be filled, just make sure you don’t make a rash decision. Shop around to find the best offers and always make sure you research the school to make sure it is not blacklisted.My father and I were just talking about our childhoods and this topic came up. I was telling him how much I missed my childhood and the things he and I used to do together that still stick with me today. He brought up how I got lucky to have 2 great parents, he who showed me how to have fun and my mom who all but gave her life for myself and my sister. Then he brought up how his parents were awful but he always had great friends and a lot of freedom (born 1963 in NY state, USA) and I mentioned how I never had many friends, and none have been consistent through my life. He responded with "you have always had me" and it made me realize my dad has been my consistent best friend. He's done it all for me, and I for him. I am far more like him than i wish to admit sometimes, but he is the first person I've gone to through all of my ups and downs. I remember how proud he was walking me across the stage for my last dance recital as a senior in high school, how he came all the way to myrtle beach for a week to watch me dance, even though he didnt understand it, how he forged my taste in music and my tomboy nature, how my best memories are with him, how he bailed me out of jail when I did a dumb thing and we went and got breakfast and he stopped my tears because he had me laughing about it all, how he taught me to cook, to build things, to fix things, to play video games, to kick ass if I needed to, to be a strong woman and to take care of my mom, even 20 years after they split. Then i realized best friends aren't always other people our age, sometimes they are the people we dont expect to be our best friends.Cashiers Windows are designed to offer protection by separating the public from the secure area whilst allowing the staff to easily transact with customers in an efficient manner. Whether bullet or physical attack resistant Architectural Armour can accomodate your security needs. Our transaction windows are often installed with our electric bulk transfer unit to enable to transfer of small and large items without compromising security.
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