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Korea Global Connections

Pre/Elementarys ESL Teachers

South Korea, Seoul Bundang

This advert was posted on: Friday, April 04, 2008

* Reliable and Reputable School in Bundang ( Bundang is one of the wealthy cities in Seoul including suburbs.) * Teaching preschool kids in the morning and teach elementary school students in the afternoon. *Conversational English

KGC ESL Consulting, A Value Creating Company

Korea Global Connections is a professional ESL recruiting company which recruits teachers for ESL positions in public schools, private institutes, and companies. Working in Korea will give you great chance to save you money for your future(Annually up to 14,000 USD~25,000USD) and travel to other Asian countries like Japan Thailand China. Don’t be afraid, here we are to provide on-going support for teachers and a teacher-care program. And also more than thousands have taught in Korea and majority of them returning to teach again. Please enjoy the benefit and save money for your future.

How to Apply: (Please let me know the best time for me to call you, then I will call you on the date and the time)
Contact: Anna Jeon
E-mail for application: kgcabc@gmail.com / MSN messenger: kgcabc@hotmail.com
E-mail us the following documents and info:
1. Resume (Microsoft Word file, or copy/pasted in the body part of an e-mail)
2. A recent digital photo
3. Earliest date of availability
4. Phone number and current location
5. Country of citizenship
6. Applying for a position alone or for a couple positions
7. Do you have a valid passport at least good for another 6 months in hands?



Location: Bundang , Gyeonggido ( Wealthy and Nice and clean city. lots of buses going to Seoul )
Number of Position: 2
Starting date: Beg of June
Monthly Salary:2.2~3.0M ( Apporx 2200~3000 USD)
Working hour:9:00am~6:30pm
Working Date:M~F ( No weekend work)
Housing:Single housing( Air-conditioning)
Teaching Level: Kindergarten~ Elementary School Student
Current Western teachers number: 10
Vacation: 10 days paid holidays, Korean national holidays, Sick leave etc.
Medical Insurance: 50 % provided
Airfare: Round Trip plane ticket provided
Severnce Payment: Provided Upon finishing

Teaching material is provided in addition to access to all other teaching materials and resources at school.

Although this may not seem like a terribly high salary compared to what you may earn back home consider this: since your flight to Korea is paid for, your housing is paid for (except for utility bills), and total monthly deductions for medical coverage and taxes will only be around 3.3 - 7% of your salary, your only out pocket expenses will be food, transportation and entertainment. Lucky for you, the subway in Seoul costs less than a dollar and taxis are much cheaper than in the United States and Canada as well. Without working much overtime, you can comfortably save a lot of money. Average living cost monthly is around 600~1200 USD ( It also depends on how often you spend money on drinking and shopping etc.)

Korea Global Connections

35-50 Guui 2 Dong Gwangjin Gu
Seoul
143-202
South Korea

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