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Disclaimer: these TEFL/ESL jobs are posted directly by the parties involved and their listing here does not constitute endorsement in any way. Be sure to check out any job offering thoroughly before committing to a contract.
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Teach English in Korea
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The demand for English teachers in Korea greatly exceeds the supply, and just about anyone from an English-speaking country with a four-year university degree can find a job here. These TEFL jobs provide salary, airfare to and from Korea, housing, and severance pay.English teaching jobs in Korea should also pay for half of the money put into the mandatory national pension fund, though at present only American and Canadian citizens are eligible for pension fund reimbursement. Most employers offer these benefits so if you don #39;t see them in your contract, you should seriously consider looking for another job.The high demand for native English teachers in Korea ensures competitive salaries and a lot of money can be made teaching English there. Subsequently, there are a fair number of Koreans in the English school business specifically for that reason, some of whom have little sympathy or care for people coming from other countries to work for them. There have been countless stories of Westerners coming to teach English in Korea under promises of large salaries, bountiful bonuses, and competitive benefits only to find that their work conditions were very different from those they were promised. Of course, if you have done any research online about teaching English in Korea then you already know this.That being said, most people who come to Korea to teach English enjoy their experience and find the vast majority of Koreans to be kind and friendly people. English teaching salaries start at around 1.8-2.2 million won per month and go up as high as 3 million won or more, making them very competitive when compared with the relatively low cost of living in Korea. Click on the currency converter for the most current exchange rates so you can make an informed decision as to whether or not teaching English in Korea is for you.
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Teaching English in China
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Teaching English in China has become an increasingly popular choice with expats looking to live abroad for a year or two and experience another culture. As the country's economy has continued to grow at record levels, salaries for TEFL jobs in China have risen to a comfortable point and people no longer have to dip into their savings to live and travel there.
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Teaching English in Taiwan remains a popular choice for TEFL in Asia. China's economic rise has made Taiwan even more attractive as people have the opportunity to learn Mandarin Chinese and make twice what teachers make in China.
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Submitted by I on 29 December 2006 - 11:49am
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Teaching English abroad is a great way to experience living in a different culture, learn a foreign language, and even pay back your college loans. The international language of business is English and it has become the most widely taught foreign language in the world. In public schools, private academies, companies, universities, community centers, government offices, and online, English is taught and studied every day of the week in all corners of the globe. The world is obsessed with learning English and in no place is this more true than Asia.
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Teaching English in Japan used to be a way for young Westerners just out of university to make $40,000 a year. The responsibilities were low, the people were friendly, and everything was new. The place, of course, was Japan and these times are now fondly referred to as 'the bubble years' after the country's once over-inflated economy.
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The English Program in Korea (aka the EPIK Program, EPIK, or EPIK Korea) is a Korean Ministry of Education sponsored program that places native speakers of English in public schools throughout Korea to (theoretically) teach English alongside Korean English teachers.
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