Full-time teacher in Seomyeon, Busan
Busan, South Korea•Full-Time•Up To 2,700,000 KRW per month
Posted 18 days ago
I'm looking to hire a teacher for a full-time position.
You must be a native speaker and eligible for an E2 visa or on a F visa.
We are located right in the heart of Seomyeon, short walk from Jeonpo Station.
Working hours are from 2pm-8pm, with teaching hours at 220pm-730pm. Classes are short at one hour each. Pay is 2.7 with the 4 mandatory insurances, 11 vacation days, and all national holidays off.
All elementary students, no kindergarten. Classes are capped at 8 students, all classrooms equipped with smart boards, and developed curriculum.
We want someone who wants academic freedom to accomplish the goal of teaching a meaningful and fun lesson without being micromanaged.
Please e-mail me your resume/cv at:
leeds1173@gmail.com
Thank you!
Sophia
You must be a native speaker and eligible for an E2 visa or on a F visa.
We are located right in the heart of Seomyeon, short walk from Jeonpo Station.
Working hours are from 2pm-8pm, with teaching hours at 220pm-730pm. Classes are short at one hour each. Pay is 2.7 with the 4 mandatory insurances, 11 vacation days, and all national holidays off.
All elementary students, no kindergarten. Classes are capped at 8 students, all classrooms equipped with smart boards, and developed curriculum.
We want someone who wants academic freedom to accomplish the goal of teaching a meaningful and fun lesson without being micromanaged.
Please e-mail me your resume/cv at:
leeds1173@gmail.com
Thank you!
Sophia
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