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Job For TEFL Qualified Teachers in South Korea

Date posted:2012-05-22 | Writer: Daegu Foreign Language Education Association | Email: [email protected]

Teach EFL to students at private English language institutes in Daegu (Taegu), the 3rd largest city in South Korea with a population of around 2.5million and over 700 current native English speaking teachers. The working hours are usually 9:30am-6:30pm or 2:30pm-9:50pm depending on the age group of students you teach. TEFL positions are available all year round.Benefits include:prepaid flight tickets,rent-free fully furnished single studio apartment within walking distance of work half of medical insurance premium 10 days paid vacation scheduled by a school and additional national holidays one-month extra salary on completion of one-year contract minimum monthly salary of 2.0million won, depending on TEFL experiencemaximum 12 students at each classrent free fully-furnished single housing within walking distance of a schoolseverance pay equivalent of one month salary, after completion of one year contractIf you are a TEFL qualified native English speaker with Bachelor's degree and no criminal record, you are eligible to apply for English teaching positions in S.Korea. An apostilled national criminal background check issued within 6 months and apostilled photocopy of Bachelor's degree certificate are required by the immigration office in S.Korea for visa approval.How to applyPlease email your resume, photo, and copy of passport with your available date for employment at the e-mail address given on the job heading.     Daegu Foreign Language Education Association    3F, 1161-53    Jisan-2dong, Suseong-gu    Daegu    706 844    South Korea     Tel: 82 (0)10 4254 4656

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 covers the advantages and disadvantages a teacher or professor considers when deciding which textbook to use for their students. Since I am an Assistant Language Teacher, I will not get to decide what books to use so this part of the unit does not feel relevant to me. However, deciding how to proceed with actiities based on the textbook the professor has chosen is useful information for me.This unit focuses on the past tense. Generally, past tense expresses actions that take place in the past. In this unit, the four forms of past tense are explained with relevant examples and how they are used. Typical mistakes made by students in the use of this tense are also identified. From this study, it can be seen that the structure of past tense and that of present tense have some similarities.


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