Employment

Looking for a job! Russian Teacher!

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I have the higher education. Journalist, photographer.

I have individual programs for training, I developed themself. If it is necessary, I can teach in addition courses of creative development, or literary circle
If my candidate can be useful, I will send you the detailed summary. In Russian and English
Thank you!

email: [email protected]

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Spouse visa

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I am American and my wife is Brasilian.  I have been working here for a while (F1).  We just got married.  What kind of visa will she need to get and what are the required docs?

 

Thanks for your time and help.

Private Tutoring

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Hello! I just wanted to ask about the rate for teaching kids under 10 years old on a one-on-one English study session? Someone asked me if I could teach English to her 10-year-old son. She offers to pay me 20,000won per hour. Is that reasonable enough? I need your advice. Thank you!

Does a person need a College Diploma to teach English in South Korea?

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Hello everyone! I just wanted to ask if it's necessary to obtain a College Diploma in order to get a teaching job in South Korea? I took up a 4-year course in college and graduated in 2007 but I wasn't able to get my diploma because I didn't take the pre-licensure exams. My university only gave me the following documents: Transcript of Records, Certificate of Units Earned and Certificate of Enrollment (all documents are authenticated). Are these documents enough to get a teaching job in South Korea? By the way, I am an F6 visa holder.

Thanks in advance!

I want to post job opportunities for Koreans. Any advice? Help!

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Hi everyone!

I currently work as an executive recruiter for a small search firm in Greenville, SC. I also lived in Seoul for about 3 and a half years (2010-2013). My company is pursuing a new client in Germany with needs for Korean candidates for a Sales Manager/Account Manager type position.

Mainly, I need help finding the best places to post this job opportunity to native Koreans. I can speak Korean a bit and I can read it (although that doesn't mean I understand everything), so I need something that has at least some options for English use as well.

Why is it so difficult to find a teaching job for Filipinos like me?

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I hope that South Korea would open its doors to Filipino English tutors/teachers in the future. I am a Filipino citizen, an F6 visa holder who moved to SK last April, 2015. I've been trying my luck to find a teaching job in Busan but I get frustrated everytime I see the "native English speakers only" sign. I've sent a couple of resumes to different schools but got no response from any of them. I feel so hopeless.

How can I find work in Gwangju?

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When I lived in Busan, websites like this one were a great resource for finding English teaching work. However, after moving to Gwangju, the natives don't seem to use any that I could find. The only job offers I find for Gwangju on this or similar websites are vague messages from recruiters with every city in the country listed.

How do Korean managers of English schools find foreign teachers if not using websites like Koreabridge or ESLdave? Do they find western people exclusively through recruiters?

Visa Requirements for English Teachers and Cambodians

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Hi,

I worked in Busan several years ago and at the time had to take a trip over to Japan to get a working Visa. Can anyone tell me what documents I need now to work in Busan? I would also like to know what the visa requirements are for Cambodians as I plan to travel with my daughter who was born in Cambodia and my Cambodian wife. Any info would be very much appreciated. Thank You in advance..

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Julian Dalton

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