When you go teach English in Korean public schools with Footprints, you know you're in for a great experience. Footprints is a longtime trusted partner of the various Korean education bodies to supply English teachers for the public schools, through various programs like EPIK and the various provincial and metropolitan education offices. Footprints Career Track jobs in public schools come with great pay, round-trip flights and your accommodation taken care of. We have several English teaching jobs in attractive locations throughout the country - from the bustling metropolises of Ulsan and Seoul to the tranquil and sunny beaches of Jeju island. Wherever you end up - these English teaching jobs in Korea set you up for the adventure of a lifetime and some amazing experience in teaching ESL classes.

Going overseas teaching English is a big move and teaching ESL in the public schools in Korea ensures you make the most of your opportunities. After a year of teaching in Korea you'll be a seasoned English teacher with many possibilities opening up to you. Go teach English, go to Korea, go with Footprints - check out these great teaching jobs below.

The following are some of the public school teaching jobs we are currently recruiting teachers for:  (Complete list of all the teaching jobs in South Korea)

Check out all the teaching jobs in South Korea.

Private language schools are important in Korea and so are the English teachers that work there. Many parents choose to send their kids for additonal ESL classes. Footprints has great English teaching jobs throughout South Korea, and we're always looking for great teachers.

Teaching English with Footprints in Korea comes with a round-trip flight, accommodation and a great salary. You'll gain valuable teaching experience and get to explore the amazing country that is Korea. See below which great English teaching jobs we currently have available.

The following are some of the private language school teaching jobs that we are currently recruiting teachers for:  (Complete list of all teaching jobs in South Korea)

Check out all the teaching jobs in South Korea.

For those of you thinking about teaching in Korea, here is a story that will touch your heart.  It is the story about a Korean boy named Sung Bong-Choi.  He was left in an orphanage at 3, ran away from the orphanage at 5, sold gum and drinks on the street to survive for 10 years and at 22 he has now found himself.  Below is the YouTube video of Korea's version of Susan Boyle... best to watch this on your own because it will give a lump in the throat to even the most stoic of people.