11.2404, Jobs: TEFL: English teachers in South Korea

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Subject: 11.2404, Jobs: TEFL: English teachers in South Korea

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Date:  Sat, 4 Nov 2000 14:33:06 +0900
From:  Jae Hong, Shim <Jaehong at ESLworldwide.com
Subject:  TEFL: English teachers in South Korea

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Date:  Sat, 4 Nov 2000 14:33:06 +0900
From:  Jae Hong, Shim <Jaehong at ESLworldwide.com
Subject:  TEFL: English teachers in South Korea

	
	We are currently looking for native English speakers who can
	teach English at South Korea.
		
	Wonderland is a reputable school that has 80 different schools
	located throughout Korea and there are plans for even more in the
	future. Wonderland Junior English institute began in early 1994
	after several years of very intensive educational research. The
	research focused on various ways of teaching the TEFL,
	educational system in North America and Europe, and many theories
	of teaching English. The Active Language Teaching Technique (ALT)
	promotes an environment where learning English feels natural to
	the students; it is one of Wonderland's teaching philosophies.
	Under the ALT technique, classrooms are designed to simulate real
	life, everyday living space (situations) found in the U.S. such
	as an airport. Opportunities to teach at Wonderland are available
	throughout the year. In addition, I have been dealing with some
	good schools in Korea for many years and have an agency there. If
	you are looking for employment with other schools (other than
	Wonderland), I will try my best to match a reliable position
	based on your needs and wants. If you are looking
	for employment with a particular school, BCM for example, I can
	place you there as well. If you have the necessary
	qualifications, please send in your resume.
	
	Working Conditions:
	
	A: working hours: around 100 per month.
	B: Salary: 1,700,000 Korean Won or more based on your
	qualifications.
	C: Accommodation is provided and paid by the institute.
	D: Roundtrip airfare paid.
	E: Health insurance provided.
	F: Job location - Throughout Korea
	G: Starting date: Throughout the year (In most cases, at the
	beginning of each month)
	H: Qualification: A university degree of any field or higher.
	English should be your first language. Enthusiastic about
	teaching.
	Teaching experience is preferred. If you have teaching
	experience, you will be offered better salary and benefits.
	If you do not have a University degree but have a college
	diploma in any field with TESOL/TEFL etc. certificate, or a
	diploma in English major or a diploma in Education major,
	please apply for it now.
	
	If you have any questions, contact us at:
	
	Jae Hong, Shim
	Ifwho consulting (Korean Government Permit: 210-81-29239)
	Partner of ESLworldwide.com inc.
	Official recruiting company of Wonderland, Edupia.inc
	Jaehong at ESLworldwide.com
	
	203 Unit, 396-11 Daebang-Dong, Dongjak-gu, Seoul , South Korea
	Postal code 156-811
	Tel: 82-2-822-7703 Fax 822-7706
	
	Cindy Hwang
	USA: 59-9 Lilac Drive Rochester, NY 14620 USA
	Tel: 1-716-241-9534
	cindy at ESLworldwide.com

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