Kindergarten and Elementary Hagwon in Gwangju (Jeolla-do)
š« Brighton Kindergarten Gwangsan Branch
šGwangju, South Korea
š° Up To 2,700,000 KRW per month
Full-TimeKindergartenEnglish / ESL / TEFLJob Description:
Hello!
We are a kindergarten and elementary hagwon based in Suwan, Gwangju. We are currently seeking one teacher for an immediate start due to an unforeseen emergency situation. Please get in touch if you are currently in Korea and looking for a position at a new school.
We currently employ 11 native teachers, averaging 2-4 years with us. Below you can see some key information about our academy.
ā¹ļø Key Information
Salary - Minimum 2.65 million KRW/month
Contract - 1 Year (immediate/ASAP start)
Schedule - M-F 9-6 (Tuesday/Wednesday finish at 4:30, Thursday 5:40)
Housing provided by school, approximately 25 minutes walk from the school. Bus route available, cycling easy.
Lively neighbourhood full of restaurants, bars, cafes, cinema, dept. store etc. (quiet in residential area)
Quarterly report cards
Minimal contact with parents
Curriculum provided
No lunch with students
Native head teacher for easy communication (Hi!)
Maximum class size - 12
Ages 6-12, average 7
Monthly field trips and themed activity days
Pays into national health service, pension etc.
Flight provided on completion of contract
Severance payment on completion of contract
If this all looks good to you, send me an email and we can schedule an interview shortly. I look forward to hearing from you soon!
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