More than 50 late February ,March, April positions updated today!!! -Seoul,Busan, Daegu and other big and small cities!

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Are you looking for something fresh and new? Are you fed up with your current life? Then come to Korea and teach English!! Please contact us and check out the great teaching opportunities in South Korea.

We are currently seeking highly motivated, open-minded individuals who are interested in teaching English in South Korea! Our goal is to provide good and reliable English schools in South Korea that will enable our teachers to make an informed decision. If you would like to live overseas while saving money, learning a new language and culture but don't know where to start, here is the fantastic opportunity for you.

Job Di&srpions & Contract

Information for Public Elementary School positions

-Length of Contract
E-2 Visas require contracts to be for one year

-Location
Cities in Gyeonggi province near Seoul and Incheon city

-Qualifications
To qualify for the E2 work visa and a teaching job as an ESL instructor, you must be an English native speakers, which means that you have to come from the United Kingdom, United States, Australia, Canada, New Zealand or South Africa. You must also have a University degree.

-Salary
Your salary will be in the range of 1.9 to 2.2 million won a month, depending on your qualifications and experience. You will be paid monthly, either directly in cash to you or to your Korean bank account.

-Severance Pay
At the completion of your 12-month contract, you will be entitled to a severance package of one months average salary.

-Hours
You will be expected to teach between 22 hours and 25 hours a week from Monday to Friday.

-Schedule
9:00am - 5:00pm

-Taxes
Your employer will take out Korean taxes from your salary before giving them to you. These will be between 3.3 to 5% of your salary.

-Medical Insurance
Your employer will enroll you in the Korean Medical Insurance Union, which entitles you to the same rate for medical services and pre&srpions as for Korean citizens (uninsured rates are much higher).

-Housing
The employer will provide furnished rent-free accommodation for your time in Korea, usually close to your place of employment or if not then close to public transportation. You will be expected to pay the utilities such as gas, water, and electricity yourself or with your flatmates.

-Vacations
You will be entitled to all Korean national holidays, and your employer is not allowed to deny you any of these. There usually come to about 13 days per year. In addition you will be given usually about 10 days paid vacation for the duration of your contract.

-Type of Students
Elementary school students

-Size of Classes
Average 30 students

Information for Private School positions

-Length of Contract
E-2 Visas require contracts to be for one year / Short term contracts are also available.

-Qualifications
To qualify for the E2 work visa and a teaching job as an ESL instructor, you must be an English native speakers, which means that you have to come from the United Kingdom, United States, Australia, Canada, New Zealand or South Africa. You must also have a University degree. You are not required to have teaching qualifications, although having them will mean that you are able to get better jobs.

-Salary
Your salary will be in the range of 2.0 to 2.2 million won a month, depending on your qualifications and experience. You will be paid monthly, either directly in cash to you or to your Korean bank account.

-Severance Pay
At the completion of your 12-month contract, you will be entitled to a severance package of one months average salary. Some institute owners try to arrange 50 or even 51-week contracts in order to avoid this, but we refuse to refer any teachers to these.

-Hours
You will be expected to teach between 25 and 30 hours a week. Most jobs are Mon to Fri, but some are for Saturdays also, with less average hours per day.

-Taxes
Your employer will take out Korean taxes from your salary before giving them to you. These will be between 3.3 to 5% of your salary.

-Medical Insurance
Your employer will enroll you in the Korean Medical Insurance Union, which entitles you to the same rate for medical services and pre&srpions as for Korean citizens (uninsured rates are much higher).

-Housing
The employer will provide furnished rent-free accommodation for your time in Korea, usually close to your place of employment or if not then close to public transportation. You will be expected to pay the utilities such as gas, water, and electricity yourself or with your flatmates.

-Vacations
You will be entitled to all Korean national holidays, and your employer is not allowed to deny you any of these. There usually come to about 13 days per year. In addition you will be given usually about 10 days paid vacation for the duration of your contract.

-Type of Students
From Kindergarten to Middle school students

-Size of Classes
Average 10 to 15 students

To set the ball rolling, please email us your resume at people@peoplerecruit.com, making sure to include a scan of a recent photo of you. Any photos of you teaching would also help if you have them. Please also tell us your preferences for place of work, hours, etc. etc., and we will email back to you shortly to let you know that we've received your resume and how long it is likely to take to find you a job that you like.

We also encourage you to visit our website at www.peoplerecruit.com. You will find frank de&srpions of how the ESL recruiting industry works and realistic accounts of Korea's teaching conditions.

For available jobs, please visit us at the following address:
http://www.peoplerecruit.com/e_page/index.php?move_dir=employer?_page=emplo yers

If you also would like to talk to us on MSN messenger, here is our address! peoplerecruit@hotmail.com.

We look forward to hearing from you soon!

Have a lovely day:):)

People Recruit
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E-mail : people@peoplerecruit.com