On-Site Group English Class
🏫 HiEnglish
📍Gyeongju, South Korea
💰 Up To 45,000 KRW per hour
Part-TimeCompanyEnglish / ESL / TEFLJob Description:
We’re looking for friendly, reliable English instructors for easy, low-pressure corporate classes in Seoul.
[ Class Info ]
▶ Group Class
▶ Program: Business English
▶ Level: Beginner
▶ Class Length: 1 hour
▶ Class Time: 2days/week between 13pm to 18pm (TBD)
▶ Start Date: TBD
▶ Pay: From 45,000 KRW per hour
▶ Materials: Textbook is fully provided
※ Instructors must follow the provided materials (no textbook changes without approval)
[ Location ]
▶ Gyeongju-Si, Gyeongsangbukdo
[ Good fit if you want ]
▶ Adult learners only
▶ Clean, professional work environment
[ Qualifications ]
▶ Bachelor’s degree (4-year) from an accredited university
▶ Strong communication and interpersonal skills
▶ Any false or inaccurate information may result in cancellation of employment
▶ Must be legally eligible to work in Korea
Website: http://www.hienglish.com/
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