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Seeking English Teacher for Adult Students

Brian Devine

One World Language is looking for creative and enthusiastic teachers who are living in Korea and desire to teach English to adult learners. We offer morning, lunch hour or evening classes to...

Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

Part-time

₩30,000 - ₩40,000/hour

per hour

Job Overview

Salary

₩30,000 - ₩40,000/hour

Location

Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

Employment Type

Part-time

Experience Level

University

Work Schedule

Part-time

Work Arrangement

On-site

Qualification

경기도

Visa Eligibility

E-2 Foreign Language Instructor, F-4 Overseas Korean, F-6 Marriage Migrant

Visa Sponsorship

Ask the employer

Application Deadline

Open until filled

Industry

Imported job listing

Job Categories

Teaching Jobs

About This Role

One World Language is looking for creative and enthusiastic teachers who are living in Korea and desire to teach English to adult learners. We offer morning, lunch hour or evening classes to working people in the newly established business district of Pangyo Techno Valley, four subways stops south of Gangnam. For photos, maps, course listings and detailed information on our programs, please visit www.oneworldkorea.com. All applicants are required to have a four-year university diploma. At least two years of experience and teaching certification (CELTA, TEFL, TESOL, MA education, MIT) are preferred. F-series visa holders are very welcome to apply!

Job Responsibilities

  • Review the full imported listing details before applying.
  • Contact the original listing owner through the available contact methods.
  • Confirm schedule, salary, visa, and location details directly with the employer.

Job Requirements

  • 경기도
  • 경기도 (KyoungGi Do)
  • Teaching Jobs
  • Part Time

Required Job Skills

경기도경기도 (KyoungGi Do)Teaching JobsPart Time

Benefits & Perks

Details available from the employer

Role Highlights

Visa

E-2 Foreign Language Instructor, F-4 Overseas Korean, F-6 Marriage Migrant