Teach English in South Korea: 114 on the board

Before you apply

• E-2 visa sponsorship is part of the package.
• Applicants from North America, Britain, Ireland, New Zealand or Australia.
• At least one year of ESL teaching experience in Korea, with references from employers there.

Before you apply

• F-series visa holders are preferred (F-2, F-4, F-5, F-6).
• A native English speaker from the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia, New Zealand or Ireland.
• A bachelor's degree or higher.
• Experience teaching young learners is preferred, not required.

Before you apply

• An E2, D10 or F-series visa, or the documents for E2 visa sponsorship.
• Native English speakers holding citizenship of the USA, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand or South Africa.
• Teaching experience in Korea at ESL academies or comparable positions.
• Applicants outside Korea or without a qualifying visa email an apostilled background check, an apostilled degree and a passport page.

Before you apply

• You must have or be eligible for a valid working visa in South Korea.
• Native English speakers from one of seven approved countries.
• A bachelor's degree from an accredited institution in one of the seven approved countries.

Before you apply

• E-2 visa sponsorship.
• Native English speakers from the USA, Canada, Australia, the UK, New Zealand, Ireland and South Africa.
• A bachelor's degree from an accredited four-year university in a country where the native language is English.
• An original diploma notarised with an apostille is required.

Before you apply

• Native or near-native English proficiency.
• A four-year bachelor's degree from an accredited university.
• Two years of classroom teaching experience is preferred.
• You must be legally eligible to work in Korea and complete the degree verification and a criminal background check.

Before you apply

• E2 and F visas.
• Comfortable teaching Bible stories and Christian values age-appropriately.

Before you apply

• The process runs on an E-2 working visa: the visa code is issued one to two weeks after applying to the Korean immigration office, then taken to the nearest Korean consulate.
• You must meet the requirements to teach English in Korea.
• Must meet E-2 visa requirements for Korea (citizen of eligible English-speaking country, bachelor's degree, clean criminal record)

Before you apply

• Some posts offer E-2 visa sponsorship, including part-time roles.
• Some posts are advertised for bilingual teachers.

Before you apply

Qualified native English-speaking instructors, placed at private language institutes across Korea.