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10 ~ 15. |
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Provided. The methodology, however, is your sole responsibility.
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Some schools - the age of 5 up to junior high school age,
some schools - from the age of 8 up to business people, and
some schools - from the age of 20 up to business people. |
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In general, most of elementary ESL schools have classes
during the day until early evening, junior high and high ESL
schools have classes from the early afternoon until night
time, and other schools have split shifts(morning classes
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In general, children ESL schools offer one week paid vacation
in summer, one week paid in winter. Adults ESL schools usually
have one week paid vacation. Plus, Korean national holidays
(approximately 14 days per year). |
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2 ~ 3 paid days with a doctor's note. |
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Approximately 5 paid days with an immediate family member
emergency (cannot be abused!!!). |
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One way ticket is provided before departure or reimbursed
upon arrival, and the other return ticket will be provided
upon successful completion of one work agreement. |
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Many schools (not all) pay bonus upon completion of one
year work agreement. |
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3 ~ 7%. |
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Most ESL schools pay 2.1 up to 2.4 million won
per month based on 30 teaching hours (in-class time only)per
week from Monday through Friday (Be aware of that some schools
offer Saturday classes). |
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There are three different options; one of them is homestay
with Korean family (which is very rare), but you will have
your own private space. Another option is a three or four
bedroom apartment that will be shared with other teachers.
The last option is a private one-room-studio. |
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