Looking For Native English Teacher in Songdo, Incheon
DYB
Incheon, South Korea
We are looking to hire an additional English native teacher to join our team at DYB Songdo! Our campus has been growing steadily over the past two years and we would like to expand our native teacher team from two to three teachers. The starting date is negotiable, but we would like to find someone to start as soon as possible. We provide our native teachers with their own classrooms, equipped with a smartboard and laptop. The curriculum is provided, but there is some lesson planning and grading involved.
-Schedule: 2-10pm (at least two hours of prep daily, Schedule can vary)
-Salary: 2.3~2.7 million won
-Students: Grade 5-8, maximum 15 students per class, approximately 21 classes per week
-Vacation: 10 days plus red days
-Benefits: pension, health insurance, severance
-Apartment: provided (new, clean, big windows, washer/dryer and bed included)
-Visa: E2 or F-series okay
-Location: Songdo, Incheon. Songdo is a new, clean, and organized international city that is very foreigner friendly
-Starting date: flexible
If you are interested, please send us your resume and a recent photo to apply! If you are overseas, let us know the status of your documents.
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-Schedule: 2-10pm (at least two hours of prep daily, Schedule can vary)
-Salary: 2.3~2.7 million won
-Students: Grade 5-8, maximum 15 students per class, approximately 21 classes per week
-Vacation: 10 days plus red days
-Benefits: pension, health insurance, severance
-Apartment: provided (new, clean, big windows, washer/dryer and bed included)
-Visa: E2 or F-series okay
-Location: Songdo, Incheon. Songdo is a new, clean, and organized international city that is very foreigner friendly
-Starting date: flexible
If you are interested, please send us your resume and a recent photo to apply! If you are overseas, let us know the status of your documents.
Thank you for reading!
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