May Positions - Seoul and All Areas of Korea; Work with Chungdahm Lear

May Positions - Seoul and All Areas of Korea; Work with Chungdahm Learning
A. ABOUT TEACHING
As of 2010, there are close to 30,000 English teachers from Australia, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, and the United States teaching in Korea. If you have a bachelor's degree (or higher) or will be getting one soon, you are qualified to teach English in Korea. 21tomato is currently hiring inexperienced or experienced teachers to come to Korea to teach English. Teaching English in Korea will be one of the most rewarding and challenging experiences of your life.
(If you plan to pursue a teaching position in South Korea, you must obtain an FBI Criminal Background Check. The process takes about 3 months. You must start the check immediately.)

B. BENEFITS OF TEACHING IN SOUTH KOREA
-Make more money than a starting salaried teacher in your home country
-Make from $2000-$3000 per month (taxed at only 3.3%)
-Paid housing (you only pay utilities) - some schools provide higher pay and no housing
-Health Insurance (you pay half and school pays half); some schools provide higher salary and no insurance, but insurance is very cheap in Korea
-Very short working hours (only 24-30 hours per week)
-Start work late - usually from 2pm; some schools 4pm
-Round-trip Airfare reimbursed
-Experience a new culture
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