South korea teaching english programs

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Working hours will vary slightly from school to school, but a typical assignment for public schools is classroom hours, with the rest of your schedule available for planning. The typical workload in a private school is a full day of 30 classroom hours, plus other duties like greeting students, lunch supervision, staff meetings, and special events.

At a public school you will often have a Korean co-teacher to help with classroom management, as those classes are usually around 30 students. Private schools have smaller classes, usually around students, but no co-teacher.

In addition to the monthly salary, all public and private schools will arrange safe, comfortable housing for teachers, rent-free! It is generally a studio or a one-bedroom apartment with a simple kitchen and basic furnishings.

Skip to main content. What People are Saying. Teach in South Korea. Featured Posts. And So It Begins. Featured Programs. Learn More Apply. Public School Application Assistance. Learn more. Click to Open As long as you meet the eligibility requirements see our program pages for these , CIEE has a high acceptance rate. As an official U. We will serve you with a very strong automation software that provides everything goes smoothly.

GEC team members will welcome you at the airport. You will be provided with free accommodation for the evening. The next day we will introduce you to the education office. South Kore has a rigorous education system aiming to produce globally competitive students. Different from many western countries, academic year in South Korea begins in March and ends in February. School year is divided into two semesters.

First semester Spring starts in March and ends in July. Second semester Fall starts again in August and ends in February. South Korea is a paradise for teachers. You will not spend any money for the rent. Day to day living expenses in Korea are quite reasonable compared to western countries. Paying monthly utilities, buying food and other living expenses transportation, socializing, etc.

You can get by on about 1,, Won a month which means you can save the rest! Teachers in South Korea are provided with rent free studio apartments that serve as a bedroom, living area, and kitchen, with a separate bathroom. EPIK has teaching locations throughout South Korea and prospective teachers can indicate on their application where they would ideally like to be placed. Yet, it is best to be flexible to definitely get a spot. Learn more. Another public school program that mostly places teachers in elementary schools in Seoul alone.

This program is highly competitive as Seoul is one of the most sought-after destinations. You will get a notification by EPIK telling you which office of education you will be in. I found out which specific district within Seoul at the end of the orientation. GEPIK is operated a bit differently. This program covers the suburban provinces surrounding Seoul. Also, this is conducted by an individual school recruitment process. For this program, I would recommend using a recruiter such as Korvia they have a good reputation and work closely with these programs.

GOE is a teaching program located in the southern provinces of South Korea. Teachers experience scenic rural life instead of the rush of the city. TALK is a college-level program that places teachers in elementary schools in rural locations.

This is not a professional teaching position, but instead an educational scholarship. This is a way to fast track your way to getting a job in South Korea.

This is because Hagwons operate like a business. Hagwons have the potential to close without any notice which could leave you in a jam with your visa.

There are many horror stories about Hagwons. Yet, not all of them are bad, just do your research. Explore job boards and seek recommendations.