Teaching English in Korea
Where else can you start
with no experience and save US$1000 per month?
Most "newbies" start
their TEFL career in Korea - I did, why not you?
My First TEFL experience
was in Korea in 1992 - and I ran into almost every problem people complain
about. But . . . at the same time - I found myself saving
US$12-15,000 a year! More than I had ever saved even with some
excellent administrative jobs back in America!
Korea has a mixed
reputation as a place to teach English - but most of the problems can be
solved with a little research. And many people are doing
extraordinarily well there.
We have started a Q & A page for
people interested in Korea - to get you fast answers to your important
questions. Two experienced Korea teachers will answer your
questions. We have nine years combined experience in Korea - all the way from
entry-level hogwan jobs to university jobs.
Before we proceed - it is
important to know that Korea requires a bachelor's degree for its EFL
teachers. The area you studied doesn't matter. If you have no
experience - no problem. But, a degree is a must. Generally speaking
these are the requirements:
Qualifications:
- English is your first language.
- You are a citizen of Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the UK, or the USA
- You must have a bachelor's degree
A Question and Answer
board has been set up to get you fast answers to your questions about
teaching English in Korea. If we don't know the answer, we know
where you can get it. Head over there now and see what is going on .
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If you are serious right now
about going to Korea soon - we can connect you with people who will help
you find the right job for you.
OR . . .
For free job placement assistance contact:
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