3.6Mil For 3Weeks Winter English Camp At International School

International middle school at Gapyeong
South Korea
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3.6mil for 3weeks winter English Camp at international school
Gapyeong
Posted by: International middle school at Gapyeong
Contact: Eico.teachers@gmail.com
Join Our 2027 Winter English Camp in Gapyeong!
Dear Teachers,
We are excited to announce our 2027 Winter English Camp at a prestigious international middle and high school located in beautiful Gapyeong. We’re currently seeking passionate and responsible teachers to join our dynamic team this winter!
Camp Details:
• Location: International Middle & High School, Gapyeong
• Camp Dates: Jan 10th (orientation) – Jan 30th
• Working Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (weekends off)
• Students: Elementary-aged (9–13 years old)
• Salary: 3.6 million KRW
Requirements:
• Must hold a valid visa (E-2 with permission letter, F-4, F-5, F-6, or Korean citizenship with a degree from an English-speaking country)
• Teaching experience with positive references
• A genuine love for teaching and working with children
• Professionalism and reliability are a must
To Apply:
Please send the following to eico.teachers@gmail.com:
• Your updated CV
• A recent photo
• Visa type and status
• Two recent references from previous employers
Only serious applicants who meet the above qualifications will be considered. If you’re confident, available, and passionate about teaching, we’d love to hear from you!
For further inquiries, feel free to contact Robert via email.
Eico.teachers@gmail.com
Tel: 010-9023-3955
We look forward to working with dedicated educators to make this winter an unforgettable experience for our students!
Best regards,
Robert
To apply, email Eico.teachers@gmail.com

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