South Korea

Korean teachers bring unique value - they understand student struggles firsthand, can bridge cultural gaps, and serve as role models proving Koreans can achieve native-level English fluency.

We require excellent English communication skills, typically demonstrated by TOEFL 100+, IELTS 7.5+, or equivalent. Teaching experience or living abroad is a plus.

Yes! Many Korean teachers work part-time during evenings and weekends. Flexible scheduling allows you to balance teaching with other commitments.

TESOL/CELTA/TEFL is preferred but not strictly required. Strong English skills and teaching aptitude are most important.

Korean teachers earn ₩12,000-25,000 per 50-minute lesson, depending on experience, certifications, and student feedback ratings.

A computer with webcam, quality headset with microphone, and stable internet connection. Good lighting and quiet environment are essential.

While lessons are primarily in English, brief Korean explanations for complex grammar or cultural concepts can be helpful. The goal is to maximize English exposure while ensuring comprehension.

This is a freelance contractor position, giving you flexibility in scheduling while being responsible for your own tax obligations.