About the School
This Songpa-gu academy has been operating for more than 15 years. It has since been acquired by an English education group founded in 2004, which directly operates several branches in Seoul. The group offers elementary, middle, and high school programs. This opening is for elementary and middle school students.
The group’s elementary and middle school curriculum is organized by level. It combines reading, listening, vocabulary and grammar with news-based English, presentations, debate and essay writing. Students practice discussing current affairs, explaining their ideas and building arguments in English.
The group also uses regular level assessments and online portfolios of students’ essays and recorded news, presentation and debate activities to document their work and progress.
Quick Answers
When does this Songpa teaching job start?The start date is December 15, 2026. Training takes place on December 10, 11, and 14 (3 days). Working hours are 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM, Monday to Friday.
What salary and housing are offered?The salary is 2.4 – 2.9 Million KRW per month. Single housing or a monthly housing allowance is available. The role includes 11 vacation days per year, severance, medical insurance, and one-way airfare. Pension details are to be confirmed.
Who would I teach and work with?You would teach elementary and middle school students in Songpa-gu, Seoul, with 3 teachers currently working at the branch.
Who can apply, and how?Eligible for an E-2 teaching visa, or an F-series visa holder (F-2/4/5/6) already residing in Korea. Apply through OK Recruiting using the form below, or email your resume and recent photo with JOB ID JT 7318-SP.
What kind of academy is this?The branch has operated for more than 15 years and has been acquired by a group founded in 2004 with several directly operated Seoul branches. The group offers elementary, middle, and high school programs, with level-based elementary and middle school classes that include presentations, debate and essay writing. This opening teaches elementary and middle school students.
