www.teachenglishinkorea.org

www.teachenglishinkorea.org

Why choose www.teachenglishinkorea.org?

Ex-pats created www.TeachEnglishinKorea.org [T.E.I.K.] to help college graduates find excellent teaching positions in S. Korea. We help place high-quality teachers in Korean private English schools with a track record of honoring their contracts and treating their teachers well. We at T.E.I.K. strongly believe that happy teachers in Korea make happy Korean students, parents, and schools, so we take a hands-on approach in helping to connect well-qualified English teachers with well-run schools in Korea. We are a husband and wife team who lives by the motto, "No B.S. and No drama." If you want to work with a company that understands you and who only wants to create win-win situations between teachers and schools, then work with us.

Founded
2007

Reviews

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Ana
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Authentic recruiter

Brad’s an awesome guy. I’m really grateful that he gave me options that really suited my needs. I worked with many different recruiters but Brad really looked out for me and helped me way more than the others did. Even after the hiring, he was there whenever I needed help. He especially was helpful because I came with my spouse. He is a great communicator. Him and his wife Yumi are helpful, kind, funny and genuine. While there are a million recruiters out there, I think you’ll find that Brad is a one of a kind recruiter who will always have your back.

What was the most nerve-racking moment and how did you overcome it?
The visa situation but Brad really helped me out.
Pros
  • Authentic
  • Funny
  • Helpful
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Ryan
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Great experience

Bradley was super helpful with all the steps of the process, no request was too big of an ask and he was very patient and understanding, highly recommend! I’m now 2 months into my job in Seoul, South Korea and I am very happy with my selection. I am now placed in a school fairly central in Seoul and I am enjoying the location, which is a blend of mixing with the locals, whilst also being local to foreigner friendly areas. I would recommend using this service to anyone who is looking for a approachable, friendly and knowledgable recruiter.

What was the most unfamiliar thing you ate?
Pig intestines
Pros
  • Swift communication
  • Clarity of information
  • Lots of options
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Christine
4/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Cheers to Meeting new people

This program has given me the opportunity to meet new people from all over the world in the best way possible. I have met amazing co-teachers that make learning so much more fun and impactful than what I could have imagined. Everyday is a new day and a new way to make a difference. I am also learning from my students as well. Just because you’re the adult doesn’t mean you can’t learn from someone younger and thus I am still learning. And hope that by the time I leave that I learn the a lot about the culture and the language.

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Rozalyn
4/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Greetings from Incheon, Korea!

I love Incheon. It’s a beautiful city! Thanks for everything, Bradley! He’s a very helpful recruiter and he’s also available for any assistance throughout the process. His website (Teach English in Korea) is extremely thorough and updated as conditions arise. There were a lot of unknowns, but they were guided better with his help. I appreciate that he also does a networking event. I have met so many great people in Itaewon (Seoul) through this event. Thank you for giving us this opportunity!!!!!

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
Be prepared to meet new friends!
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Nicole
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Great Year in Korea

I have always had a deep passion for teaching. It’s more than just a profession to me—it’s a calling that brings me a great sense of purpose and fulfillment. Being in a position where I can help others learn, grow, and discover their potential is incredibly rewarding. Whether it’s guiding students through new concepts or encouraging them to believe in themselves, teaching gives me a unique opportunity to make a meaningful impact every day.

However, I believe that teaching—and really, any meaningful work—doesn’t happen in a vacuum. It’s so important to be part of a supportive and collaborative environment. Having coworkers who are willing to lend a hand, offer advice, or simply share a kind word makes all the difference. When the workplace culture encourages teamwork and mutual respect, it creates an atmosphere where everyone can thrive—staff, students, and the broader community alike.

That’s why I truly appreciate being part of a team where people genuinely care about one another. It’s not just about getting through the day or checking off tasks; it’s about lifting each other up and celebrating one another’s successes. It’s about being there when someone needs help or when things get tough. That kind of camaraderie is incredibly valuable, and I don’t take it for granted.

In my experience, when employees feel supported, they are more motivated, more engaged, and more effective in their roles. It builds trust and encourages open communication, which leads to better outcomes all around. I’ve been fortunate to work with individuals who are not only talented and dedicated, but also kind, generous, and always willing to go the extra mile for their colleagues.

So I just want to say thank you—for being that kind of team. Your helpfulness, patience, and positivity haven’t gone unnoticed. Whether it’s offering guidance when I’ve had a question, stepping in to assist without being asked, or simply checking in to see how things are going, your support has made a real difference. It reinforces everything I believe about the value of working in a strong, caring community.

I’m grateful to be in a place where these values are not just talked about, but truly lived out. It inspires me to give my best each day, and to continue growing—not just as a teacher, but as a teammate and a person. I look forward to continuing to build on the positive relationships we’ve created and to working together to make our workplace an even better environment for everyone.

Once again, thank you for being so helpful and supportive. It’s something I truly appreciate, and it makes me all the more excited about the work we do together.

What was your funniest moment?
My funniest moment was with my Hayden students in Francis Parker. I love and miss them so much. The students always had new dances to share so we randomly and spontaneously had a fun dance party once our studies were done!
Pros
  • Good housing
  • Great co-teacher
  • Awesome students
Cons
  • Would be great to have higher salary
  • Sometimes unclear and disorganized management at schools
  • Sometimes favoritism from management in school

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