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Types of English Teaching Jobs in Korea

Discover the diverse opportunities available for English teachers in Korea. This infographic outlines the various types of teaching positions, each offering unique benefits and experiences. Whether you're seeking job stability, higher salaries, or flexible working hours, there's a role that fits your needs and career goals.

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Types of English Teaching Jobs in Korea

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  1. Types of English Teaching Jobs in Korea 1. Public Schools EPIK Program: The English Program in Korea places native teachers in public elementary, middle, and high schools. Benefits: Regular working hours, job stability, and extensive vacation periods. 2. Private Hagwons Language Academies: Private institutions offering after- school English lessons to students of all ages. Benefits: Competitive salaries and potential for overtime pay, though working hours can be longer and less predictable. 3. Universities University Professors: Teaching English to university students, often focusing on academic writing, speaking, and exam preparation. Benefits: Higher salaries, lighter teaching loads, and significant vacation time, but positions are more competitive. 4. International Schools Private International Schools: Teaching English as part of a broader curriculum to expatriate and Korean students. Benefits: Western-style education systems, excellent facilities, and higher salaries, though requiring teaching credentials. 5. Online Teaching Virtual Classrooms: Teaching English to Korean students remotely via online platforms. Benefits: Flexibility to work from anywhere, set your own hours, and potentially higher hourly rates, though requires reliable internet and tech skills. https://www.planetesl.com/

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