Teaching Position in Chungju, Chungcheongbukdo
ðŦ Irish Edu (ėėīëĶŽėŽėīíė)
ðSeoul, South Korea
ð° Competitive Salary
Job Description:
Irish Edu â Your Gateway to Teaching in Chungju
Irish Edu, an academy in Chungju, is offering a full-time teaching position starting on December 15th, 2025. We are here to provide a warm and supportive environment for teachers, whether it's your first time teaching in Korea or you're a seasoned professional. Chungju, a charming city with an active expat community, offers easy access to Cheongju, Daejeon, and Seoul.
Testimonials speak volumes about the experience at Irish Edu:
- Dominic praises the kind and caring atmosphere at Irish Edu, highlighting the supportive team.
- Mark shares his life-changing experience, emphasizing the school's commitment to ensuring a positive teaching experience.
- Jackie describes her decision to teach at Irish Edu as one of the best, citing the welcoming environment and friendly coworkers.
The full-time position involves teaching elementary and kindergarten students with convenient working hours from 1:30 pm to 7:30 pm. The actual teaching hours are from 2 pm to 7:10 pm. The salary ranges from 2.2 to 2.4 million KRW with benefits such as provided housing, health insurance, national pension contribution, and full severance payment. We are looking for candidates who can sponsor an E2 visa or hold an F visa. Teachers will enjoy 15 days of holidays in addition to public holidays.
Join our team at Irish Edu in Chungju by contacting us at irishedu@naver.com to apply for this exciting opportunity!
ð Apply Here: irishedu@naver.com
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