Want to teach English in Korea?

How would you like free airfares, rent free furnished accommodation and a wonderful overseas experience?..........imagine, how would that feel?

All the information that you will need to know about teaching contracts, the hiring process, and living and teaching English in Korea is on this website.We tell you straight the facts!

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Teaching English in Korea

Thinking about teaching English in Korea? At Teach English Korea we recruit native born English speakers from America, Canada, Australia and New Zealand to work in Korea teaching English to Korean students. The Korean students are mainly younger children.

We work with a very large number of Private Language Schools all over Korea, and have established very strong, loyal relationships with reputable and experienced Korean Business Partners. We have excellent teaching positions available in a wide variety of Korean schools. The teaching contracts are for 12 months, with teaching hours normally 30 hours per week.

Complete our enquiry form to receive a free suitability assessment.

Reasons to Teach English in Korea:

• You can earn a lot of money teaching English in Korea
• Experience Korea's rich and unique culture
• Living in Korea you will be pampered and spoilt rotten!
• By teaching English in Korea you can pay off your student loan very quickly
• Your return airfares to Korea are paid for and your furnished accommodation is provided for free
• You will save lots of money!
• You will have a great experience!

Thank you for visiting the Teach English Korea website. You should find everything you want to know about teaching jobs in Korea. If you have any questions we are happy to help, please send us an email on the details below.

Email: info@teach-english-korea.com
Website: www.teach-english-korea.com

Testimonial

May 2010: My name is Joe Higgins from New Zealand. I spent a year in Korea Teaching English at a Kindergarten.　 I have to say that I was really pleased with how I was looked after while I was there.　 Everything was taken care of as far as travel, accommodation and employment are concerned.　 All I had to do was turn up with a smile on my face and talk to these Korean kids aged between 5 and 12.　 It's a pretty cruisey life really.　 It's really easy to meet other teachers from around the world.　 It's been a social year and I've managed to save a bit of money.　 Teaching in Korea is not a bad option.

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