Teaching Jobs in South Korea

Teach, Live & Explore in South Korea Spend a year teaching English in one of Asia’s most exciting destinations. This paid 12-month internship blends adventure with full support, starting with a 120-hour accredited TEFL course to prepare you for the classroom. You’ll teach in either a public school or private “hagwon,” with a manageable schedule that leaves plenty of time to explore. Your package includes rent-free housing, visa assistance, airport pickup, and in-country orientation. Earn KRW 2.1–2.3 million per month (about US $1,600–$1,750) plus perks like a one-way flight reimbursement, end-of-contract bonus, partial medical coverage, and weekends off. You’ll also enjoy language lessons, cultural workshops, and ongoing local support throughout your stay. Outside the classroom, South Korea is yours to discover—wander temple gardens, hike to waterfalls, ski in winter, and relax on beaches in summer. And don’t forget the food: sizzling Dwaeji Galbi, steaming dumplings, and spicy tteokbokki are just the start. This internship is the perfect way to gain teaching experience, embrace a new culture, and enjoy an unforgettable year abroad.

One of the most popular teach-abroad destinations; South Korea offers great benefits and savings potential! Receive 24/7 support, a monthly salary of $1600 to $1750, a free studio apartment, your flight to Korea reimbursed, an end-of-contract bonus pay, and more. South Korea is a fascinating destination with a mix of modern technology, western comforts and architecture, and culture dating back thousands of years. We offer placements throughout the year and in public and private language schools (Hagwons). You also receive a unique cultural orientation, including lessons on the Korean language, culture, society, and history, plus exciting cultural excursions. It's not hard to see why this is one of our most popular programs! No teaching experience is required—all you need is a bachelor's degree and a TEFL/TESOL certificate, which we provide via in-person or online classes. All our 2025 and 2026 dates are available on our website!

There’s no better way to earn income, make an impact on others, and discover the world than by teaching English abroad! This is exactly what we offer at OnTESOL—the opportunity to take on a teaching job at your desired location in Asia, Europe, Central and South America, and the Middle East. Traveling and teaching in another country is perfect for recent university graduates interested in taking a gap year, professionals looking for a career change, and individuals who simply want to experience a new environment. Generally, teaching English requires the following: - University degree - Accredited TESOL, TESL, or TEFL Certification (at least 120 hours) - Native and non-native English speakers OnTESOL can connect you with a broad range of positions across diverse placements: entry-level, professional, IELTS preparation, and Business English. Teach in language academies, private and public schools, and educational institutions. Talk to us today and we’ll help you find a truly rewarding English teaching job abroad!

These schools are with the most prestigious organization here – EPIK – and it can provide you a platform into the teaching profession. Staff members at the school will have a background in education and it means that you will have a high learning curve. Apply through us and we will guide you through the process, assist you with your application form, proofread it, assist you with the interview, we will meet you at the airport and provide you with accommodation for your first night + meals, and we will be available as support throughout your entire contract. Working times are from 8:30 am-4:30 pm Monday to Friday. 22 classes and each class would be between 40 minutes to 50 minutes long. Depending on your nationality, your income will be tax-free. We have the highest rate of success, which we were informed by the director of EPIK. Maximize your chances of success. Apply with Korean Horizons.

Applications for Spring 2025 will start in August, and we are currently taking applications! We want to make sure you can get a head start and submit your online application on the opening date. If you are interested, please sign up today! EPIK is a program in Korea that offers teaching jobs nationwide. Since GOE, SMOE, and all other public school programs in South Korea have merged with EPIK, this is ideal if you want to work in public schools, which offer a big advantage—plenty of free time. You don't have to work on weekends, plus the fixed schedule enables you to work around it to travel and have fun during your stay! Since no experience is needed, this is a great opportunity if you're looking to start a career as a TEFL teacher! Along with hands-on experience, Korvia knows the timeline and will ensure you never get left behind or lost in the process. We also take your circumstances and situations into account and ensure you complete everything needed to succeed! With Korvia by your side, you will always have a liaison to help you throughout the process and make your dream of coming to South Korea a reality.

The CIEE Teach in South Korea program matches enthusiastic teachers with year-long positions working with younger students in private and public schools throughout the country, including the prestigious EPIK public school program. It won’t take long for you to experience firsthand the self-reliance that has established South Korea as one of the economic centers of Asia. Teaching English in South Korea with CIEE will give you the chance to explore a country that embraces both a modern and traditional way of life. With CIEE's 150-hour TEFL certification included and 24/7 support when you arrive in country, you'll be ready to take on the challenge of teaching! It's essential that participants are self-motivated and responsible as well as able to recognize that their first priority is their school and teaching assignment. 110% commitment to the program is crucial. Basic eligibility requirements include: * Bachelor's degree in any major * English as a native language * U.S., British, Irish, Canadian, Australian, or New Zealand citizenship Apply now!

Work to improve students' English listening and speaking skills in a classroom setting while you get paid! Speaking in Korean isn't allowed in English classrooms, allowing full integration into the language for your students. The good news is there will be plenty of other opportunities to brush up and improve your Korean. A long list of benefits awaits when you teach English in South Korea! This is an ideal opportunity for candidates with the following qualifications: * Minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree * Hold a passport from the U.S. Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Great Britain, or Ireland. * Must be a native English speaker. * Must be in good physical and mental health. * No criminal record. * Must be between 21 and 40 years old. * No experience necessary. * You do not need to know any Korean. * Teaching certificate and experience preferred but not required. * Preference is given to education and English majors. * Positions are for one-year contracts, available on an ongoing basis. * Completion of a TESOL or TEFL course is beneficial and may earn you a higher salary.

Experience Korea without the drama! Immerse yourself in South Korea, kick-start your teaching career, and embark on 365 days of adventure on this 12-month graduate opportunity with a difference. From the simmering streets of Seoul to the breathtaking bays of Busan, South Korea is a land of contrasts. Both technologically advanced and rooted in tradition, it offers an unrivaled blend of old and new. Add to that the combo of cosmopolitan culture and insta-worthy natural beauty, and you’ve got a recipe for an unforgettable adventure. On this 12-month teaching opportunity, you’ll immerse yourself in the buzz of modern-day Korea. You’ll gain hands-on teaching experience and turn your dreams of seeing the country into a fun-filled, fast-paced adventure. If you want to work hard and play harder, there really is no better place. Are you ready to make memories? Let’s go!

Embrace your dream of living abroad! Unsure about which TEFL course is perfect for you? Let me be your friend, helping your choose based on your unique circumstances. Worried about course content? My pre-course modules are here to help. I'll help you build a strong foundation in basic grammar and TEFL essentials, ensuring you step into the classroom with confidence. PLUS, I provide assistance with assignments and homework throughout the course. Say goodbye to job-search anxiety. My post-course support includes job placement assistance, a CV review, and contract guidance, all geared to help you secure your dream job on this island paradise. Feeling nervous about making friends, navigating another country, and being far from home? There's no need to stress about work permits, logistics, or packing – I'm that reliable friend you need and trust. You'll never have to go it alone with my ongoing support. Expect weekly check-ins, monthly calls, and access to a vibrant alumni community filled with previous graduates who are more than happy to show you the ropes and help you settle in.

Teaching at Little Fox is a rewarding experience for teachers, who each manage his/her own classes with students between the ages of 6 and 13. Our curriculum uses animated stories and interactive activities so all classrooms have large screens that teachers utilize to provide a visual, interactive, and multimedia approach. Our teachers’ job is not only to teach their students but also to evaluate them. The evaluation highlights struggling students, allowing the teacher, working alongside the principal, to provide the necessary help. Working Conditions One-year contract Salary range: 2.3~2.8 million KRW Working hours: Monday to Friday, 11pm to 8pm Student Age: Elementary school students Class Size: 8 to 12 students Vacation: 11 working days paid vacation + Korean national holidays Little Fox was established in 2000 and created an animated English fairy tale library. From there, it has grown to include both on and offline education through the opening of 65 language schools throughout Korea.

At Maple Bear Pyeongchon, we believe that nothing is more important than the education of our children. Our goal is to provide a high-quality preschool and elementary education based on Canadian philosophy and best practices. We provide a student-focused learning system in a safe, secure, and stimulating environment that prepares students for success at the post-secondary level and instills a passion for lifelong learning. We are seeking teachers who have a passion for teaching and can bring a love of learning into the classroom. We seek teachers with a growth mindset, value teamwork, and desire to grow professionally. Responsibilities: - Lesson planning using the Maple Bear curriculum - Evaluating student progress and providing ongoing guidance for improving student outcomes - Collaborating with colleagues - Participating in school events with students and parents - Attending all relevant professional development