Looking for Teaching Jobs in Korea: Dos & Don’ts
Channel: Shan Stag
Date: 18/04/2024

I’ve been teaching in Korea for nearly 7 years (do i look a bit tired in the thumbnail? 😅) Teaching abroad can be a valuable experience, but PROCEED WITH CAUTION. 
To my fellow teachers already in Korea, or those looking for their first job: Here are my dos and don’ts when applying to schools. 
Did I miss anything or is there something you disagree with? Comment your thoughts and experiences! 

Do you think it's even worth teaching in Korea in 2024? 🤔

0:42 - intro
0:46 - do know the different types of schools
2:23 - do check the blacklist site
2:58 - do ask for a teacher's contact info
4:20 - do know updated labor laws & standard benefits
6:19 - do advocate for yourself 
7:25 - don't apply expecting "easy" work
9:13: don't pay recruiters or feel pressured to take jobs
10:38 - don't accept 2.1, 2.2 base salaries
12:53 - don't limit yourself to jobs in seoul 
14:00 - conclusion

🙅 Hagwon Blacklist Korea: https://blacklist.tokyojon.com/
👍 Korvia Consulting: https://www.korvia.com/
❗Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with the company. I am sharing it as a resource because I had a good experience with the recruiters. 

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I'm Shannon. I'm a twenty-something-year-old who has spent the last seven-something years in Korea. I decided to get out of my comfort zone and put myself in front of a camera to document my last year here before I make the jump back to the States, as well as my travels.

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