Jobs in South Korea.....???

Question

Ok....... i need a job in South Korea....I want to go to a University in Seoul, but i need a job...... does any one know a web site or any info of a job/jobs.. i can get in S.korea.. preferably in Seoul..that involves the English language?...... My friend was offerd a job in seoul to teach english, starting in the early spring of 06....see me and like 5 other peoplez were suppost to go on vaction to Seoul ... to see our friend .. the one how got a job as an english teacher.. but 2 of us are trying not to come back to the U.S....So we need to find/know what jobs are available in S.Korea. Thanks.

I heard they have like a or some resorts where only foreigners can go .... ect....????

Answer 1

Yeah, David esl.com It is pretty famous and has many of job offers.

From my friend I heard, you need degree from your country( oh! shoulden't be fake one. if they catch you, then you will go to jail other wise you will be evict and can't come back to korea at least 5 years. and also your name ID, everytrhing will be on the black list. so.....basically your days in Korea will say good bye forever. )

Sorry, will stop for negative part.

Um...
Well... so many of English institue are in Korea. In Seoul, or other cities. It is every wehre. and many of book publishment company need native english speaker( they can be more picky. some of them ask you to speak Korean). and Universty. import or export company...etc. If you want to be in sea side think about Busan area. there is a lot of import or export company and forigne comunity is quite big as Seoul as I heard.
I hope you find a good job and have a good experience to be in Korea. If you meet a nice boss, your life will be nice and wonderful if you meet a consalvative tipical Korean boss, then your life in Korea can be little bit.......miserable.
Good luck.

And for the last coment, PLEASE don't make another bad story of AMERICANS in Korea. we have so many of American (especially man)slu* story between ppl. just fuc**** around Korean girls and being man slu*. you know what I mean.
If you don't want to get serious with Korean girl(Or any other country gilrs I mean), show some respect~ plz.
You guys are making your own reputaion. Remember.

Also like other side of coin,
be careful Korean slu*.
They are not poor ppl at all.
But they enjoy taking advantage from you.
Open your eyes clearly all the times.

OK.
I always talk too much!!!
Hopefully find a good job and a nice boss for ya!!

Peace!

Answer 2

You can find a job no problem on Dave's ESL, ESL Monkey or any number of sites. Can't remember them all off the top of my head. That is how I ended up here and been here a long time now. But you must, I can't stress this enough, must have a degree in anything from an accredited University in your home country. You also must be from one of the recognized countries, ie. Canada, New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, the US, or the United Kingdom. Any of these countries and your fine. Anywhere else and they won't give you the time of day. Teaching here can be a bit harsh sometimes. I know teachers who came thinking they were actually going to teach, and ended up as really well paid babysitters. These are not too many, you just need to know what you are looking for in a job. Also if you are looking at Seoul remember that you may have to find your own place to live and pay for a portion of it. Outside of Seoul housing is usually provided. I don't work in Seoul and probably never will, too crowded, I am a girl who grew up in the country and there are just way too many people there for me. If you like that kind of hustle and bustle though it is a great place, lots to do and see. If you enter the country prior to beginning a job though also be aware that you will have to leave the country and re enter it to get a work visa. Korea has an agreement with a few countries for doing this quickly and easily.

Answer 3

English academies are popping up all over the place in Korea. It's not even necessary to visit a web site before you come. There are so many schools and they'll all jump and the chance to have a native speaker.

Answer 4

BECOME A K-POP STAR! Just kidding, I'm sick of that sh**. If you aren't fluent in Korean, though, you could probably find a lawfirm or something that is originally and American company that happens to have a branch in Korea.

Answer 5

Yes you can be a teacher there if you have a degree... Not the fake one..

Or else you could take addmission in the collage first and then find some part time job in some retaurant or some construction sites...
Best of luck

Answer 6

daves esl

Answer 7

soon they might need nuclear fall-out cleaners