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What is it like teaching English in South Korea?
I felt comfortable walking around alone, even at night. With great pay, paid leave, free accommodation and flight reimbursement, teaching English in South Korea offers a lot to work with if you’re wanting to travel more. Grace got to explore the tropical beaches of Cambodia and Thailand while she worked abroad.
Are English teachers in demand in South Korea?
Because there is a high demand for English teachers in Korea, jobs are competitive and pay well. Many jobs also come with extra perks like free or subsidized accommodation, completion bonuses, free flights to/from Korea, and other allowances. So yeah, you can probably get rich on an ESL teacher’s salary in Korea!
Is it hard to be a English teacher in Korea?
University positions pay very well and require low teaching hours (as low as 10 per week), so it’s no wonder they’re highly coveted. These jobs are difficult to find but are usually posted on the university’s website. You can also find them on Go Overseas’ job board and websites like Dave’s ESL Cafe.
Do I need a degree to teach English in Korea?
Most English teaching jobs in South Korea require that you have a completed bachelor’s degree. You can also teach public elementary, middle, and high school through English Program in Korea, or EPIK.
Is it good to teach English in Vietnam?
Vietnam teaching jobs are one of the best opportunities for teachers who want to travel but are afraid of not making a livable income. Everything about Vietnam is affordable, from the housing that can be as low as 300 dollars a month, and meals that will only run you a couple bucks.
How can I teach English in Vietnam?
To teach English in Vietnam you need to have a bachelor’s degree, be a native English speaker, and pass a criminal background check. A teaching certificate (like TEFL or CELTA) is helpful for many ESL teaching jobs.