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Articles on Teaching English in Korea
Teaching English and Living in Korea: Take a Camp Job for a Month to Check it Out by Lindy Sinka
Teaching English Korea: Why All the Excitement by Aubrey Jangraw
Teaching English in Korea: Public Schools are a Great Option by Wayne Johnson
Teaching and Living in Seoul, South Korea by Molly Kennedy
To Live and Teach English in South Korea by Jalel Marti Sager
Teaching English in South Korea: A New Home with an Array of Choices by Lavinia Spalding
Teaching English in Korea: Demand for Teachers is High, Rewards Generous by Jonathan Adams
On Being an EPIK Ex-pat: Teaching English in South Korea by Eileen Han
Teaching English in South Korea to Children at a Summer Camp on Jeju Island by Alice Driver
Teaching English in Korea with ELS by David Cox
Top Jobs Teaching English in Korea
See a daily selection of the Top Jobs Teaching English in Korea courtesy of Tesall.com. 

If you do not see the teaching job or esl training program you want, look under Worldwide for English teaching jobs and programs located in several different regions.

Contact the program directors to confirm costs, dates, and other details (Disclaimer).

Avail Teachers Consulting
Teach English in Korea
Teach conversational English to eager students in Korea with a focus on school-aged children. However, you can also teach adults or at the university level. If you like children, like educating, are good at explaining concepts and have strong sense of patience, you can be a successful teacher. You will be required to prepare lesson plans, assign and correct homework, and test students' level of English comprehension. Regular teaching hours are thirty hours per week.

Contact: www.atcjob.com

Canadians with Seoul
Use your bachelor's degree in any major to get a good job teaching English in Korea for a year.

Contact: www.canadianswithseoul.com

Chungdahm Institute (CDI English Language Institute and Reseach Facility)
With over 10,000 students, 5 branch locations, 8 franchises, and an over 40-employee Research and Development Team, CDI is transforming the education industry in Korea to shape the brightest young minds of tomorrow, today.

Contact: job@cdimail.net, job.cdi.co.kr

Dave's ESL Cafe Korean Job Forum, www.eslcafe.com/forums/korea/, is very busy and full of good posts and inside information about teaching English and living in Korea. The site also has a Korean job board  (www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/).

Easy English Consulting: Placement Agency for Korean Public Schools. A recruiting agency located in the centre of Seoul. Places university graduates in public schools around Korea, though generally in the province of Kyunggi-do, near the capital.

Contact: webmaster@eze365.com, www.eze365.com

EFLJOB.Com: Teach English in Korea-Teach&Travel-Once in a lifetime Opportunity! Teaching English in Korea on a yearly contract. $1,600-2,000 USD of monthly salary, Visa sponsorship, roundtrip airfare and rent-free housing.

Contact: niki@efljob.com

English Program in Korea—EPIK
Administered by the Korean government, this is a one-year program for teaching English in Korean schools or provincial in-service training centers. Requires a Bachelor’s degree, but salary increases with experience and/or teaching English as a Foreign Language certification. No participation or application fees. Airfare, work permit, health insurance, orientation, and housing provided.

Contact: (Education Attach, Korean Consulate General, 3243 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90010; 213-385-9300, fax: 213-385-1849; epik@msn.com. NY or Korean Education Center, Korean Consulate General, 460 Park Ave. at 57th St., 5th Fl., New York, NY 10022; 212-752-1700, fax 212-750-8727; edu@koreanconsulate.org, epik.knue.ac.kr).

English School Watch
Provides guidebooks about ESL labor contracts and selecting a recruiter and employer for teaching English abroad. The site concentrates on Korean opportunities, but provides inside information and jobs for teaching English worldwide.

Contact: www.englishschoolwatch.org

Flying Cows Consulting
FCC is a U.K. based company which helps graduates find teaching positions throughout South Korea. Staff have taught English in Korea and offer there services free to applicants.

Contact: mail@flying-cows.com, www.flying-cows.com

HiTeacher.com
A site for those who seek jobs teaching English in South Korea.

Contact: www.hiteacher.com

John's Consulting in Canada
Teach English in Korea
A Korean ESL job placement agency in Toronto, Canada recruiting potential ESL teachers, who are interested in teaching English in South Korea to fill English teaching positions in Korea. Opportunities to teach at schools are available in Korea throughout the year.

Contact: www.iloveesl.com

Kid's College Songpa
Kindergarten English Immersion School
New, innovative English education in Korea for kindergarteners and elementary school students. Teaches kids with potential to learn English, but also to develop well-rounded abilities.

Contact: kdscollege@yahoo.com, www.21kidscollege.com.

KOJEN ELS
Around 300 teachers for 15 locations in Taipei, four in Kaohsiung, and two in Taichung.

Contact: 10F-2, No. 200, Roosevelt Rd., Sec. 5, Taipei; 011-886-8663 8287; luisarecruit@hibox.hinet.net, www.kojenenglish.com.

Korean English Teaching Greylists, www.geocities.com/koreagraylist/Database.html and other background issues www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Flats/7947/korea.htm.

Korean Job Placement and Recruiting Agencies by Yahoo.com

Korob Canada
Korjob Canada Recruiting offers free consultation and placement services for individuals interested in teaching English in Korea. We fully support our applicants before and after they arrive in Korea, from both sides of the ocean.

Contact: david@korjobcanada.com, www.korjobcanada.com

Marco Polo Korea
Teaching Jobs in Korea
The status of teachers in the Korean society has been always highly recognized. Korean children are very disciplined and listen to teachers. They respect their teachers, not to mention foreign ESL teachers. Parents also show a lot of respect to the teachers for their effort to educate their children and invite the teachers to dinner or give them treatment. English teachers are offered an attractive salary and fringe benefits, free furnished accommodation, return air tickets, paid holidays, overtime pay, health insurance and much more.

Contact: www.marcopolokorea.com

Pagoda Foreign Language Institute
Teach English to Adults in South Korea
Looking for qualified candidates to teach English at Pagoda. Teach English as a Second Language classes to university students and professionals. Candidates with teaching experience and currently reside in Korea will be given preference, but all qualified candidates will be considered.

Contact: windsor@pagoda21.com, www.jobpagoda.com

Park English
Travel and Teach English in Korea: Airfare and Housing Provided
The Ministry of Education of Korea has plans to hire over 500 native English-speaking teachers throughout the nations public schools starting this year. English is the international language for commerce & industry and as a native speaker you can become an asset to educational establishments by improving the standard of English in Korea. Teaching English in Korea can be an excellent alternative to the traditional post-graduate employment path.

Contact: parkenglish@parkenglish.com, www.parkenglish.com

People Recruit
Teaching English in South Korea
Teach English in South Korea with People Recruit! Salary: 2,000-2,200USD a month (just 3.3-5% tax). Benefits: Free housing, Free round airfare, severance pay, paid vacations and medical insurance support! Qualifications: Native speakers of English who have a bachelor degree.

Contact: people@peoplerecruit.com, www.peoplerecruit.com.

Russell Recruiting
Teaching English in Korea
Russell Recruiting provides job seekers with English as a Second Language employment thoughout Asia. We offer safe, reliable positions with reputable schools that treat their staff with respect. Trust us, we were once English teachers too!

Contact: www.asiangateway.net

Work n Play
Teach English in Public Schools in Korea
WorknPlay is Korea's job resource, information and entertainment portal and currently specializes in ESL jobs. Branches exist in America and Canada as well, where they actively recruit qualified native speakers to come to Korea to teach English.

Contact: www.worknplay.co.kr

YBM SISA/ELS
Employs 400-600 native English teachers at English conversation centers throughout Korea.

Contact: www.ybmhr.com





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