EFL Teacher Wanted in Yangsan New Town

A private academy in Yangsan New Town is looking for a full time/part time EFL teacher who can hold conversation/TOEIC classes from 2 p.m~ 9:00 p.m. (Schedule is flexible)

The school is a 10-minute walk from Yangsan subway station and is in the center of big apartment complex.

Students are mostly elementary school students (some Middle schools and a few High school students) ranging from upper beginner to intermediate level.

The school has an easy-to-follow curriculum so the teacher wouldn't have problems looking for materials. Classes last for 45~50 minutes and the Korean teachers are very friendly.

A competitive salary will be commensurate with experience.

For interested applicants, please send your resume and self introduction to hanwool.academy@gmail.com or contact director Lee Kyung Nam @ 010-4446-3823

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