Teaching English in Korea | |||||||||||||||||
If you are considering teaching in South Korea, you should look for the following in a contract: 1. Round-trip airfare. 2. Accomodation - either shared or single. Utilities not included. 3. At least 1.7 million won if you are a citizen of a native English speaking country. 3. 50/50 medical coverage. 4. Work (E2) visa arranged by the company - before or after arrival. 5. All national holidays given, plus 12 sick/vacation days (at least). 6. All teaching materials provided. 7. Average teaching hours are 6 hrs/day, M-F. Avoid contracts that ask for more than 30 hours per week. Also avoid those that ask you to work weekends - we are here to have fun as well as teach!! Feel free to contact me at if you are interested in working in Gwangju. |
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Dangers in Korea | |||||||||||||||||
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Name: | Maureen Murphy | ||||||||||||||||
Email: | MaureenLMurphy@alumni.uwo.ca | ||||||||||||||||