Sub-Teacher
💼 Betty English
📍South Korea
💰 Competitive Salary
Job Description:
Hi there!
I'm running a small gyoseupso and it's speaking-focused place. I want my students to experience talking to a native speaker with a foreign appearance, which I find necessary in English education.
At the beginning, I’ll join the class to help my students be relaxed and comfortable with a new teacher. And we’re going to play some kind of activities: twenty questions or to talk about each one’s thought after reading a short text. The plan is not solid yet. I want to give you some autonomy about the program, so if you have your own activity program, that would be great.
There will be 5 or 7 kids (from 10 yo to 13 yo), who reached the level that can use the past and future tense a little, not present perfect nor conditional yet.
The compensation will be 100,000 won for 100 min class (4:00 pm to 5:40 pm), 70,000 won for 70 min class (3:00 - 4:10 pm).
I want to try out with the 100-min class on 21st of May.
As it's a part-time, and my place is very small, I won't be able to support you a visa or a residence. So someone with a F visa would be suitable.
I’m looking for a young female teacher. Someone who’s experienced in teaching kids will be more welcome.
My place is in Yongin but there’s a direct bus from Gangnam station and it takes only 40-45 mins.
If our students love it, I might give you more class.
If you’re interested, please send your resume with a photo. And if you want to add some teaching experience in your resume, please put the address of the place with their name so that I can see that it's valid information.
I'm looking for to meeting you!
Jeong
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