Morning Part-time Event Teacher Position in Seoul
4kidedu
Seoul, South Korea
Posted 3 days ago
Looking for a lively and enthusiastic Native English speaker who enjoys engaging with children through songs, dances, and play activities for kindergarten and daycare events in Seoul.
✨ Start Date: Second week of August
🎈 Position: Native English Event Teacher (Part-time)
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM (Morning classes)
💰 Pay: 60,000 KRW per hour, around 600,000 to 700,000 KRW monthly
📅 Schedule: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, starting with 3–4 classes per month
📍 Location: Various kindergartens/daycares in Seoul and Gyeonggi
✅ Requirements: Valid work visa in Korea, enjoys working with children, comfortable with songs & dances, available until January 2027
📄 Documents: Health check, TB test, health certificate, criminal background check
📩 To Apply: Email resume, photo, visa type, degree, and location to 4kidsedu@hanmail.net
Sample class video: [Watch here](https://youtube.com/shorts/5rEf9BvIaSY?si=OVTRZM3HiHHuAqf-)
✨ Start Date: Second week of August
🎈 Position: Native English Event Teacher (Part-time)
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM (Morning classes)
💰 Pay: 60,000 KRW per hour, around 600,000 to 700,000 KRW monthly
📅 Schedule: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, starting with 3–4 classes per month
📍 Location: Various kindergartens/daycares in Seoul and Gyeonggi
✅ Requirements: Valid work visa in Korea, enjoys working with children, comfortable with songs & dances, available until January 2027
📄 Documents: Health check, TB test, health certificate, criminal background check
📩 To Apply: Email resume, photo, visa type, degree, and location to 4kidsedu@hanmail.net
Sample class video: [Watch here](https://youtube.com/shorts/5rEf9BvIaSY?si=OVTRZM3HiHHuAqf-)
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