(Full-time)Guro/Seoul, April, 1:1 Adult English
Seoul, South Korea•Full-Time•Up To 3,500,000 KRW per month
Posted 10 days ago
Since 2007, 1:1 Adult English Conversation The EnglishChannel
is looking for talented and passionate native speaking teachers.
Homepage: https://www.englishchannel.co.kr/
Blog : https://blog.naver.com/lcguro3
■ Location
EnglishChannel-Guro center(Seoul, Guro)
(5-minute walk from Guro Digital Complex Station on Subway Line 2)
■ Qualifications
1. Education: University (4-year) graduate
2. Those who have no problem issuing an E2 visa
3. Able to work for at least 2 years
4. Nationality(English is spoken as a native language)
: Only USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand
■ Preference
1. Tesol / degree graduates
2. Experienced English conversation class.
■ Work details
1. One-on-One English conversation class (for adults)
2. Salary is Fixed
: It will not change if you teach fewer classes or if a student is absent
■ Working conditions
1.Working hours
Full Time (Split)
-Mon ~ Fri : 07:00-11:00(4hours) & 18:00~22:00(4hours)
-Sat : 9:30-18:00 (8hours, Twice a month)
2. Start date (2 days of training)
: 26.04~
■ Salary
Full Time (Split)
Total : 3.1~3.5M KRW
(1) Base Salary : 2.2M KRW
(2) Split Bonus : 0.2M KRW
(3) Saturday(Twice a month) : 0.3M KRW(0.15M KRW/sat)
(4) Housing assistance : 0.4M KRW
(5) Attendance bonus : up to 0.4M KRW
■ Welfare and work environment
1. 4 major insurances
* National Health Insurance
* Occupational Safety and Health Insurance
* Employment Insurance (optional)
* National Pension Plan
2. Airfare support: Up to 1.0M KRW for employees with 2 years or more of service.
: When hiring outside of Korea
3. Teacher's private office and personal computer provided
4. Teacher lounge.
5. Paid vacations and holidays in accordance with Korean labor regulations
6. Paid Training
■ How to apply
1. Apply by attaching your resume via email: psh8043@naver.com
2. Required information on resume: education, experience, photo, place of residence, contact information.
is looking for talented and passionate native speaking teachers.
Homepage: https://www.englishchannel.co.kr/
Blog : https://blog.naver.com/lcguro3
■ Location
EnglishChannel-Guro center(Seoul, Guro)
(5-minute walk from Guro Digital Complex Station on Subway Line 2)
■ Qualifications
1. Education: University (4-year) graduate
2. Those who have no problem issuing an E2 visa
3. Able to work for at least 2 years
4. Nationality(English is spoken as a native language)
: Only USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand
■ Preference
1. Tesol / degree graduates
2. Experienced English conversation class.
■ Work details
1. One-on-One English conversation class (for adults)
2. Salary is Fixed
: It will not change if you teach fewer classes or if a student is absent
■ Working conditions
1.Working hours
Full Time (Split)
-Mon ~ Fri : 07:00-11:00(4hours) & 18:00~22:00(4hours)
-Sat : 9:30-18:00 (8hours, Twice a month)
2. Start date (2 days of training)
: 26.04~
■ Salary
Full Time (Split)
Total : 3.1~3.5M KRW
(1) Base Salary : 2.2M KRW
(2) Split Bonus : 0.2M KRW
(3) Saturday(Twice a month) : 0.3M KRW(0.15M KRW/sat)
(4) Housing assistance : 0.4M KRW
(5) Attendance bonus : up to 0.4M KRW
■ Welfare and work environment
1. 4 major insurances
* National Health Insurance
* Occupational Safety and Health Insurance
* Employment Insurance (optional)
* National Pension Plan
2. Airfare support: Up to 1.0M KRW for employees with 2 years or more of service.
: When hiring outside of Korea
3. Teacher's private office and personal computer provided
4. Teacher lounge.
5. Paid vacations and holidays in accordance with Korean labor regulations
6. Paid Training
■ How to apply
1. Apply by attaching your resume via email: psh8043@naver.com
2. Required information on resume: education, experience, photo, place of residence, contact information.
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