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TEFL Position in Seoul, Korea

Date posted:2013-01-22 | Writer: Korea Poly School | Email: [email protected]

Korea Poly School is a very selective private English academy in Seoul that focuses on teaching students who have spent time living abroad in English speaking countries. We are looking for motivated EFL teachers who are willing to work hard to help students learn and maintain their English abilities.

Positions: Full-Time English Teachers 
Location: Seodaemun-gu, Seoul 
Salary: Provided upon inquiry 
Schedule: 9:00 a.m. – 7:35 p.m. M-F (with lunch and other breaks) 
Starting Work Date: March 2013

 

Benefits: 
- Furnished apartment near the school 
- Airfare to and from Korea 
- Two weeks of paid vacation a year in addition to national holidays 
- Severance bonus upon the completion of the 1-year contract 
- Medical Insurance: 50% of National Insurance premium paid for by Poly 
- Monthly contribution into the National Pension Fund

Qualifications: 
- Bachelors degree. TEFL qualification preferred.

Necessary Paperwork For Visa Includes: 
- 5 passport sized photos 
- Copy of your passport 
- **FBI criminal background check with an apostille** 
- **copy of your diploma with apostille** 
**Because obtaining these documents can be a lengthy process, we recommend that you have already begun this process.**

If you are qualified, motivated, and interested in this teaching position, please email us at the address given on the job heading, and include the following documents: 
- Cover letter 
- Resume 
- Recent photo

There are multiple positions available. If you have any other questions and would like more information, please contact us at the same email address.

Below you can read feedback from an ITTT graduate regarding one section of their online TEFL certification course. Each of our online courses is broken down into concise units that focus on specific areas of English language teaching.

 

This unit was focused on troubleshooting; what teachers should do in case of problems in the class. The unit began with an explanation on first lessons and how they should be conducted, grouping students and building rapport, and warmers. It then finished with tips on how to properly deal with large classes, use of students' native language, reluctant students, and trouble with listening exercises.This unit deals with evaluating and testing the students language skills. The three ways to assess students are: 1- Tutorials. 2- Evaluation by the students. 3- Tests. A variety of test were explained that can be used before, during and at the end of the Englisg Language Course, such as, placement test, progress test, practice test and diagnostic test. The samples were all very helping.


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