So maybe you are one of those people who came to Korea as an English teacher only to discover that teaching isn’t your thing. You feel frustrated, you dread going to work. You don’t look forward to teaching the little bundles of joy, in fact you HATE it, you are ready to throw in the
The tutoring industry is highly lucrative in Korea. You can supplement your income with an extra 1-2 million KRW each month, if you have the right visa, connections and charisma. These gigs usually pay more and the hours are flexible. What To Teach Tutoring subjects range from conversation classes, Business English classes, test preparation classes,
South Korea is perhaps ‘THE’ most popular country to teach English among expats. Teaching English in Korea has many benefits. The money is good, life in Korea can be very comfortable and full of adventures, plus it provides opportunities to travel around Korea and Southeast Asia cheaply. Sounds too good to be true…..Well, here’s the
When it comes to working in Korea, most of us think ‘teaching English’. While it’s true that teaching English is a popular and profitable proposition, if you are looking to do something different, don’t give up just yet. Korea has a lot more to offer work wise besides teaching English. Opportunities to do business in Korea
This visa is for individuals who wish to give lectures or conduct a special study at a college or a university in Korea. Eligibility You are eligible to apply for a E-1 visa if: You are a professor at an educational institute such as the KAIST You are a full-time lecturer at an education institute
This visa is for individuals who wish to engage in researching, technology / business start up and job seeking activities in South Korea. Eligibility You are eligible to apply for a D-10 visa if: You want to engage in researching and job seeking activities in a relevant field such as E-1 Professorship, E-2 Foreign Language
This visa is for individuals who are planning to arrive in South Korea for Corporate management, international trade, installment, management, and maintenance of exported equipment (machinery) or for supervision of equipment production. Eligibility You are eligible for a D-9 visa if: You are a trader who has received a specific code number for international trade
The D-8 visa is for individuals who wish to start up small businesses in Korea. The D-8 visa is also for foreign appointed managers of local companies, executives, senior managers or employees with specialist skills. Eligibility You are eligible to apply for D-8 visa if: 1. You are working at a Foreign Investment company 2.
