Part Time Native English Teacher - Songdo, Incheon
Incheon, South Korea•Part-Time•Up To 2,100,000 KRW per month
Posted 17 days ago
Seeking Part-Time Native English Teacher to start work from December 1 at Julie Kim English Academy Campus 2 in Songdo, Incheon.
Position would be Monday/Wednesday/Friday 1:00-8:00pm (with a 30 minute break).
Visa Requirements: F visa or e-2 visa
Salary: 2.1 million
About the Workplace
• Currently 11 teachers working in the language division with a mix of native/Korean teachers. School is located on the 7th floor of a newly built office building.
Opinion of Workplace
• Teachers are friendly and there is a set curriculum. Teachers are expected to follow the textbooks but there is flexibility to incorporate additional material/games.
• There is some administration work such as assigning homework, writing report cards every semester and sending student videos to parents once a month.
Position would be Monday/Wednesday/Friday 1:00-8:00pm (with a 30 minute break).
Visa Requirements: F visa or e-2 visa
Salary: 2.1 million
About the Workplace
• Currently 11 teachers working in the language division with a mix of native/Korean teachers. School is located on the 7th floor of a newly built office building.
Opinion of Workplace
• Teachers are friendly and there is a set curriculum. Teachers are expected to follow the textbooks but there is flexibility to incorporate additional material/games.
• There is some administration work such as assigning homework, writing report cards every semester and sending student videos to parents once a month.
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