Teach English in South Korea with The TEFL Academy
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Frequently asked questions
You can apply to Teach English in South Korea with The TEFL Academy by clicking the "Apply Now" button.
Teach English in South Korea with The TEFL Academy starts at $490 USD. For full pricing, visit the provider’s website.
Teach English in South Korea with The TEFL Academy requires participants to be at least 16 years old.
The program runs for 168 hours.
Teach English in South Korea with The TEFL Academy is located in South Korea.
About Program
South Korea is one of the most popular TEFL destinations in the world, combining vibrant city life with rich cultural traditions and stunning natural landscapes. There are numerous job openings, especially in public schools, private language institutes and government-sponsored programs. Teachers are highly respected, and students are eager to learn.
English teachers in public schools enjoy an excellent work-life balance, with plenty of time to explore the country’s mountains, beaches, and historic sites, attend local festivals and immerse themselves in Korean culture. A large and welcoming expat community makes it easy to build friendships and find support.
The TEFL Academy’s Level 5 TEFL certification, with 168 hours of comprehensive training, fully equips you for success in South Korean classrooms, applying your skills in lesson planning, teaching methodologies, and specialist areas such as Young Learners or Business English.
Program Highlights
- Guaranteed pass (or your money back)
- Tutor support from EFL professionals
- 24 FREE weekly one hour webinars (join live or watch later)
- Help with finding TEFL jobs abroad
- Level 5 Diploma, Ofqual (UK government) regulated qualification
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Location
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.
