Teach in a Canadian School in Seoul, Korea

South Korea - CEC CULTURAL & LANGUAGE INSTITUTE (CLI) - English CANADIAN Instructors Needed to Teach
in KOREA

START DATE
May 29, 2007

CONTACT WEBSITE
www.clikorea.or.kr/center/teacher.asp

ABOUT THIS JOB
**TO APPLY: Email your cover letter and resume to Laura Beaulac at: laura.beaulac@globalschools.ca. Please
include “CLI English Instructor” in the subject line of your email. Please indicate where you first learned of this
posting.**
Two schools are located in downtown Seoul (near City Hall)
Class sizes range from 10-12 students
Student ages range from 3+ to adults, with a focus on students age 4–13
Click here to download a printable version of the CLI job description (PDF)

ABOUT THIS SCHOOL
There are two Canadian Cultural and Language Institutes in Seoul. The Institute in Jeong-dong opened in August
2001, and has welcomed thousands of students interested in learning about Canada, its languages and cultures.
About 1,000 students register for courses during each two-month term. The Institute in Gwanghwamun opened in
January 2004, with 600 students signing up in the inaugural semester.

Many students who take courses at the Institutes plan to travel to Canada to further their studies, while others
have returned from studying in Canada and wish to maintain their English skills. Students range from young
children learning basic vocabulary to business professionals working in the international marketplace. Most
students enroll in English language proficiency courses to improve their grades in school, expand educational
opportunities, or to advance their careers.

QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED
Bachelor of Education (preferred) or Bachelor of Arts, Science or Business
TESL Certification (preferred)
Business experience, business studies or business teaching experience an asset

JOB SCHEDULE
40-hours/week
26-teaching hours/week
5-days/week: Monday to Saturday (all Fridays and Sundays off)
Most Common Teaching Schedule: 1:30pm to 9:30pm

JOB DUTIES
Lesson preparation and record keeping
Preparation of student progress reports and evaluation
Correcting and grading student work
Attendance at staff meetings
Participation in teacher training workshops
Teaching material preparation and maintenance
Organization and participation with English Language camps

JOB PAYMENT
2 million Won/month
Four weeks paid vacation
Return airfare
One-month salary paid after successful completion of contract

INSURANCE
Shared coverage of medical insurance with the company

ACCOMMODATIONS
Accommodation provided: one-room studio apartment
Private shower and washroom
Partly furnished (bed, desk, chair, sink, small refrigerator, gas range)

TESTIMONIALS
Working at the CEC in Korea is a great experience. It’s great to get to know Korean culture through the Korean
staff and to keep your ties with Canada through the other teachers. Everyone here is supportive, friendly and lots
of fun to work and socialize with.

David Rayo
CECN Cultural and Language Institute