Working Holiday South Korea - A base for your Asian travels
- South Korea
About Program
South Korea has been blazing a trail as one of the most technologically-advanced countries in the world for decades. And now – you can live and work as an English teacher’s assistant for up to 12 months – even if you don’t have a degree.
If you’re ready for the future, and keen to discover fascinating sub-cultures more obscure than anime and k-pop, South Korea is for you.
You’ll be dining on delicious cuisine that’ll have you raving about Korean food forever, you’ll have plenty of time to belt out your favourite hits at the famous karaoke bars, and the friendly locals will welcome you to their country with open arms.
South Korea’s position in Asia means you’re short flight away from a range of locations for when you’re ready for a change of scenery between jobs.
Booking with Global means you get a guaranteed job match pre-arrival, so it's the ultimate way to work while you explore Asia!
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Program Highlights
- Guaranteed job match: Know before you go. Secure an interview before you leave home. Some things are best left to chance. Landing a job in a foreign country is not one of them.
- Working Holiday visa assistance. Visas can be tricky. Your expert Trip Coordinator will help you get your visa approved as quickly, cheaply, and efficiently as possible.
- Permanent accommodation support. If accommodation isn’t provided with your job, our team will help you with the tools to find a comfortable home you’re happy with.
- Awesome activities on arrival. Get involved in a range of cultural activities and excursions to help you make new friends and settle into your new home smoothly.
- Cultural foundation course. To make sure you hit the ground running when you arrive in South Korea.
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In the past few decades, South Korea has shot onto the global stage with world-leading industries in tech, fashion, beauty, and more. The world now listens to K-Pop, relies on Korean gadgets, eats kimchi, and swears by Korean skincare. It’s no wonder, then, that so many students are turning their thoughts towards the skyscrapers of Seoul and Busan.
