English Teacher Incheon Songdo
SR Academy
Incheon, South Korea
Location: Song-do, Incheon
Start date: June 2024
Working hours: MTWTF 1:00 ~ 8:30
Schedule: Elementary and middle school students
Teaching age: age 7 to 15
Monthly salary: 2.6million + 500,000won (Housing allowance) or Housing provided
We are an established engligh academy in education for Elementary amd middle
school-aged children.
We offer the following benefits:
- Friendly, cooperative working environment
- 12-15 days break
- Severance pay
- Health Insurance
- Support
Qualifications:
. E2 or F Visa holder
. Native Speaker ONLY
- MUST have teaching experience
(USA, CAN, UK, NZ, AUS, IRE)
. B.Ed/BA/BS
. Enthusiasm for teaching
. Outgoing personality
. Willingness to cooperate and be a part of a growing team
If you are interested in the position, please e-mail your resume with a recent photo and
the possible starting date
To apply, email
Start date: June 2024
Working hours: MTWTF 1:00 ~ 8:30
Schedule: Elementary and middle school students
Teaching age: age 7 to 15
Monthly salary: 2.6million + 500,000won (Housing allowance) or Housing provided
We are an established engligh academy in education for Elementary amd middle
school-aged children.
We offer the following benefits:
- Friendly, cooperative working environment
- 12-15 days break
- Severance pay
- Health Insurance
- Support
Qualifications:
. E2 or F Visa holder
. Native Speaker ONLY
- MUST have teaching experience
(USA, CAN, UK, NZ, AUS, IRE)
. B.Ed/BA/BS
. Enthusiasm for teaching
. Outgoing personality
. Willingness to cooperate and be a part of a growing team
If you are interested in the position, please e-mail your resume with a recent photo and
the possible starting date
To apply, email
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You need to be from one of the following countries to teach English in South Korea: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa. If you’re not from one of those, you can still teach in most other countries. This rule is specific to South Korea’s visa issuance.
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