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Types of Teaching Jobs in Korea

There are several different types of teaching jobs in South Korea and each one offers slightly different benefits and has slight different requirements.  Here is a list of the types of teaching jobs currently available in South Korea.

  1. Hagwon/Hakwon - private language schools - the most common
  2. Public schools
  3. Private schools
  4. International schools
  5. Universities and colleges and vocational training programs
  6. Corporate in-house language programs
  7. Government / private research centers
  8. Editing, public relations, advertising companies
  9. Private teaching
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1 Teaching Jobs in Korea- Public vs Private language schools (hagwon) 1437
2 Jobs in Korea NOT teaching English 1219
3 International Schools in Korea 989
4 Editing, Public Relations, Advertising Companies in Korea 879
5 Universities in Korea - 2 Types of Employment 776
6 Public Schools in Korea 610
7 Teaching in Hogwans or Hakwons in Korea 561
8 Government / Private Research Centers in Korea 459
9 Corporate In-House Language Programs 334
10 Private Teaching in Korea 332
11 Private Schools in Korea 302
 

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Niall Birtwell

Niall Birtwell “I have been teaching in Keelung, Taiwan for over 1 year now, and plan to stay at least another. Footprints Recruiting was an invaluable service for me, assisting in many ways to ensure I had a smooth transition. Without their support, moving to Taiwan would have been much more difficult, and my experience much less enjoyable. I have, of course, become friends with other teachers, both in my school and elsewhere, who did not come via Footprints Recruiting. Many had encountered problems, such as teaching at an unprofessional school, visa problems, housing problems, etc. I am grateful I never had any such difficulties. My experience in Taiwan has been wonderful.”