Am I eligible? 

You must meet the basic requirements of the Korean immigration to be eligible for a Native English Speaking Teacher position so please read and answer the following questions to find out if you are eligible for teaching at Korea.

1. Are you a citizen of one of the following Native English Speaking Countries?
 

· USA

· Canada

· England

· Australia

· New Zealand

· South Africa

· Ireland

If you answered "NO", unfortunately you are not eligible to apply. Eligible candidate must be a citizen of one of the above-mentioned countries.

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2. Are you a graduate (or nearing completion) of an accredited 3 or 4-year University(College) with a bachelor degree in any field (BA/BS)

If you answered "YES", congratulations! You are eligible to apply. All Public School Native English Speaking Teachers must posses a minimum of at least a Bachelor's degree in any field from an accredited university.

 

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3. Have you been convicted of a felony? ( All applicants must provide a criminal background check, CBC).



If you answered "YES" you are not eligible. All candidates must provide a criminal back ground check that has been apostilled by the government or autheticated by a Korean Consulate(in case of Canadian).

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4. Are you in good general physical and mental health and able to pass a medical exam and  test?

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All successful candidates will be screened for existing medical conditions as well as drug screened for illegal drugs. If you answered "NO" you are not eligible.

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5. Are you able to commit to living and working in South Korea for a minimum of one year?

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All schools teaching contracts are for one calendar year. If you are not able to commit to that amount of time you are not eligible.

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6. Are you able to adapt to living and working in a foreign environment?

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South Korea is a foreign culture. The ability to adapt to living and working in a foreign environment is a must.

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7. Are you able to work independently with your co-workers?

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As an ESL teacher in South Korea you will be working both independently and together with other staffs. Not being able to do so will result in unsuccessful teaching experience.

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CONGRATULATIONS!