Positions for Beginner & Experienced ESL Teachers - 20+ Cities in Korea

Name: Positions for Beginner & Experienced ESL Teachers - 20+ Cities in Korea
Brand: Teaching Nomad
SKU: 202595
Rating: 8.67 (3 reviews)

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Location

South Korea
- Busan
- Gwangju
- Seoul

Length

52+ weeks

Classroom Audience

Children

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Program Details

Qualifications

BA degree or above
Native English speaker

Classroom Audience

Children

Housing

Apartment

Pricing

Salary / Benefits

• Entry-level salary range: 2.0-2.8 million KRW/month (depending on experience)
• Additional salary available for Ivy League graduates
• Health insurance provided
• Housing or allowance provided
• Flight reimbursement
• 5,000,000 won key money/deposit for apartment
• Severance bonus upon completion of the contract that equals one month's salary + pension
• Training (accommodation will be provided) & ongoing teacher support
• Opportunities for advancement

What's Included

Accommodation Airfare Visa

What's Not Included

Airport Transfers Meals SIM cards Travel Insurance

Last Updated: Apr 29, 2021

Last Reviewed: Jan 22, 2020

About Program

South Korea offers something for everyone! Whether you want to experience the energy of Seoul or the quiet of Jeju Island, in Korea you're never too far from the activities you enjoy.

Teaching Nomad works with the top private schools throughout South Korea. Our schools offer competitive wages and benefits allowing you to save money ($10,000 USD+/year) while enjoying all that Korea has to offer. We currently have openings in 20+ cities.

We have jobs for beginner teachers that include excellent support & training, as well as higher-paying roles for those with ESL teaching experience.

Apply today to speak with a placement consultant about your next adventure!

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Program Highlights

20+ cities in Korea
Excellent training & support
Free support from a dedicated placement consultant
Earn a discounted TEFL Certificate from Teaching Nomad

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Fun 8.3
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Even though I accepted a teaching position in South Korea through another recruiting company, Teaching Nomad was a great resource to have had in the job hunting process. A situation occurred where an offer I was given - not through Teaching Nomad- suddenly fell through after almost two months of sending over a digital copy of my signed contract and visa paperwork for the school to say they no longer needed me. Teaching Nomad was swift in their efforts to find me a replacement position so I had options even after the first fail.

Madison Van Doren was my recruiter for Teaching Nomad and I have nothing but great things to say! She was attentive, got back to me very quickly, provided me with teaching positions options that met my needs and was there to answer questions kindly throughout the way. I was applying with my partner and while it can be difficult to place couple sometimes, Madison did not hesitate to help us and reassure us that there would be a position out there for us. Madison took the time to get to know myself and my partner in order to send us jobs that would meet our qualifications and not just any random opportunity that came her way. Highly recommend teaching nomad and especially recommend Madison as a recruiter. Thank you for all your help!!!!!!!!!

What would you improve about this program?

I have nothing to recommend as I did not have any problems.

I found out about Teaching Nomad from searching online and reading as many reviews as possible. I am happy I looked into them, as they have been such an amazing help. My consultant Madison has been such an amazing help! She has made this process so smooth for me and I was placed within a month of speaking with her. The program I was placed into is one of the largest private schools in SK (as a first-year teacher), and I can't wait to start teaching there in the next few months.

I am currently using their services to help me along with getting all my documents approved and notarized as well. I am so glad that they have this service because I would not know where to start. They are always there with a quick response to any question you have about the process as well and more than happy to help.

Questions & Answers

Can I still apply even though I'm still inexperienced but TKT certificated?

Specific openings change a bit throughout the year but generally, yes, you can. We often have openings for candidates without much experience as long as they are TEFL certified. We also have programs to combine TEFL training with job placement.

By Teaching Nomad on April 14, 2021

How much can I earn with a masters in education, emphasis in ESL and 6 years teaching ESL in the US?

If you're asking for Korea specifically, the positions we have available have a pretty narrow salary range regardless of experience and qualifications - Pay is from 2mm - 2.8mm Won per month ($1,800 - $2,500 USD) and you could probably expect to be in middle-high end. In China, you could expect $2,300 - $3,000 USD/month.

By Teaching Nomad on January 12, 2019

How difficult is it to move with a small dog?

Depends on which country you're moving to. For example, some cities in China require your pet goes into quarantine for a couple weeks upon arrival, while other cities do not. Long story short, it will add some challenge and probably some cost but it's definitely do-able.

By Teaching Nomad on January 12, 2019

Staff Interviews

These are in-depth Q&A sessions with program leaders.

What is your favorite travel memory?

It's definitely hard to choose one travel memory, but I would say I really enjoyed my time in Cambodia. I am Cambodian American, so it was great to finally visit the place that my family originated from.

It was exciting being able to meet family members, visit the famous temples and sights, explore different parts of the country and learn more about my own culture. Although it was sad to see the lingering effects of the Khmer Rouge, it was amazing to see how much development was going on with Cambodia and how the people were still so kind and motivated to keep moving forward.

I was completely unaware at how international Cambodia is becoming!

How have you changed/grown since working for your current company?

I think it has helped me improve upon my interpersonal skills. Being a teacher allowed me to confidently speak in front of a small group. Working at Teaching Nomad, as we are constantly meeting with different types of individuals from fresh graduates to administrators and clients, has helped me become a lot more comfortable speaking with all kinds of individuals.

It’s also been great helping me develop my business knowledge and skill sets through my experience of being an account manager.

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If you could go on any program that your company offers, which one would you choose and why?

We offer a lot of interesting programs for our candidates, but the one that captures my interest the most would be our in-class TEFL course in Prague!

I’ve always had a fascination with Europe ever since learning about its history in high school, so it’d be great if I had a chance to visit one part of it. I love the architecture there and the country itself just seems beautiful!

Not only am I interested in the location, but I think the course itself is a great experience for individuals who want to travel and immerse themselves in another culture while learning useful skills that can help them get a new job abroad!

Being an ESL instructor can be rewarding as you'll be teaching students a new language that will open up more opportunities for them. Our TEFL course is a just a great option that combines people's desire for travel while giving them a chance to give back to their new community.

What do you believe to be the biggest factor in being a successful company?

To me, the biggest factor in being a successful company is being able to truly listen and understand the needs of your candidates and clients. It’s important to understand what each party is looking for and what their goals are, so that our company can figure out how to provide for them and help them meet those goals.

Through asking the right questions and building a personal connection with each candidate and client, it ensures that we can make a good match between the candidates and the schools and that they’ll be a good fit for each other.

Moira McNally

Placement Consultant & Account Manager

About Teaching Nomad

Teaching Nomad is your connection to great teaching opportunities abroad! We’re an American owned and operated company with offices in both Shanghai, China & Denver, Colorado. Our personal placement consultants will help guide you through the exciting process of going overseas! Since 2011 we've been working with great schools and helping people...

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