People come to teach English in Korea for many different reasons.
Some come simply for the experience of living in a different culture.
For some the opportunity to travel is what draws them.
For some the motivation is the opportunity to impact the lives of others.
For some it’s the ability to save money.
And for most it’s the combination of all the above factors. Korea has a burgeoning economy, a competitive educational system, and a population eager to learn English. In fact, Korea spends more money per capita on private education than any other country in the world.
Thus the opportunity for native English Teachers in Korea is truly extraordinary.

Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university

Nationality: Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, UK, or USA

No teaching license/experience necessary

No critical Criminal record

No critical medical problems

Competitive salary + Low Income tax: approximately 3% monthly with provided housing or monthly housing allowance

Contract Completion Bonus

Paid Airfare

National Medical Insurance

National Pension

Paid vacations

Working visa sponsorship