ESL job with flexible contract period(6~12 M)/ No teaching experienced required
 

Start in June!

Hi, my name is Kate with ETEC(English Teachers’ Employment Connection) agency, S.Korea.
Are you considering working as an ESL teacher in S.Korea, but lack of time to stay for 1 year? Do not worry. We have a short term contract over S.Korea.

** Location : Gwang ju cit y**
Are you looking for SECURE and WELL ORGANIZED city to live in S.KOREA?
Gwangju is the BEST CITY for you.

Gwanju Metropolitan city is one of the 7 representative cities in Korea.Its entire area is in the nature-preservation district & the Paldang Lake is in the first region for special water quality-preservation, so it will be developed to be a garden city whoever wants to live. It's famous for a variety of delicious Korean traditional food and good-natured people.
If you are fed up with hectic life but want to get all of benefits of big Metro city, Gwang ju city will be an ideal city for you!

**Contract Terms & Benefits **
-Rent-free Single Accomodation (10 min walking distance from the institute)
-Paid vacation: 5 working days per 6months, 10 working days per 12 months
-Teaching hours: Monday to Friday, 25~30 hours per month (at maximum)
2~8 pm or 2:30~8:30 pm
-Free one- way ticket to Korea (up-front) for 6 months, Return ticket for 12 months
-Salary: 2.2~2.3 million won per month
- 50% of medical insurance covered by the employer

We will keep in touch with you to give you information on Korean culture and advice to help you adapt yourself to new circumstances by e-mail and call while you are in Korea.

Please let me know
1) Your available starting date
2) Preferred city/ type of city (like small or large city)
3) Preferred age groups of the students

Please send your resume, cover letter, scanned original diploma, the information page of your passport and a recent picture at: kate@myetec.com (Attn: kate)

<Qualification>
- Native English Speaker
-4 years of University degree (BA, BS etc.) from English Speaking Country
- Have a recent national police check with apostille in hand