Teaching Opportunities at the British Council, Korea
The British Council Korea is looking for experienced, enthusiastic teachers to join our teaching team at our Young Learner centres in Ilsan, Seocho and City Hall on a part-time, hourly paid basis.
We are looking for teachers who are available on weekends and/or during afternoons and early evenings in the week. You must have experience of teaching group classes to Primary and/or Secondary learners.
Please note:
* Korean working visas are NOT sponsored for this role (F Visa holders preferred)
* E2 Visa holders can apply but before interview, we need approval from your main employer, who sponsors your E2 Visa, that you can work for another institution.
* Candidates must hold a passport from an English-speaking country; UK, Ireland, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa OR have an F Visa AND a degree from one of the above countries.
* University degrees of all candidates must be from one of the above countries.
Essential Skills, Knowledge & Experience
- Undergraduate / university degree
- Cambridge CELTA / Trinity CertTESOL or equivalent (this must include face-to-face teaching practice).
- High proficiency in English - CEFR C2 or IELTS Band 8/9 in each of four sections of the academic module.
- A minimum of one year of post certificate teaching experience with a variety of young learner levels, equivalent to 960+ teaching hours.
Hours and salary information
- Required Hours: 6-12 hours per week (negotiable)
- Salary information: KRW 43,000 or 48,500 per hour according to teacher qualification / experience
Other important features or requirements of the job
UK nationals need to apply for a UK DBS check. Nationals of other countries need to provide an enhanced disclosure from that country. In addition, all new teachers must complete a pre- appointment screening (PAS) process.
If you are interested in applying or would like more information, please email TCrecruitment@britishcouncil.or.kr.
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