Dave's ESL Cafe (Korea page)
THE place to go! Has dozens of jobs listed by the schools themselves. Go here first. |
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Berlitz International
The "worldwide leader in language training" has several schools in Seoul. |
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Korea Job Finder
Efficient-looking site that allows searches by location, salary, hours, student age, and more. No need to spend time scrolling past jobs you aren't interested in -- browse only the jobs that match your search criteria. |
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WorknPlay
A "Job Resource and Entertainment Guide" for those living in Korea. Lots of listings and info for expats. |
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PlanetESL
Useful website with lots of info in addition to jobs and placement services. |
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We Teach Korea
A great resource site for finding jobs and keeping up-to-date with all things TESOL in South Korea. |
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TESall.com
Not specifically Korea-related. To quote from their site, "TESall.com is the Web's first vertical search portal for ESL/EFL job seekers. Our spider crawls job boards across the Internet, indexing their postings and making them searchable." |
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HiTeacher.com
Interesting play on Seoul's new logo by a website offering job listings, classifieds and articles on life in Korea. |
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TEFLAsia.com
Well-designed site but limited Korea content. One of the few sites with SE Asia content. |
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Business, Translation and Technical Positions* |
McKinney Consulting
"The premier provider of executive search and human resources capital services in Korea." Focuses on bi-lingual Koreans and expats who want to work for multinational companies. |
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KOPRA International - interested in an internship in Korea? Does your company need an intern? Head here for info. |
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HanList.com
Job board for those bilingual in Korean and English. Includes many listings in the U.S. |
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Know before you go* |
Roosters
and Car Horns
My advice for those heading to, or living in, Korea. |
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KOTESOL
This, "is a professional organization of teachers of English whose main goal is to assist its members in their self-development and to contribute to the improvement of ELT in Korea." |
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Korean Labor Law
Provided by the Korean
Ministry of Labor. |
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*These sites are listed for your benefit. They are not in any way endorsed by or related to 1stopKorea.com. Should you have a problem with any site on the list please e-mail me by heading to the feedback
page. Thank you.
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There are plenty of great jobs - be patient and find one!
NEVER, never, never agree to a contract without first contacting at least one person already employed at the school. Don't let your zeal to get a new job cloud your judgment - ALWAYS try to talk with someone familiar with working at the actual location before you sign the contract. Why tempt fate to save the cost of a phone call? |
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