Resources
Two shelves, kept apart on purpose. One is for the classroom you teach in today. The other is for getting a job in Korea and landing on your feet. Everything is free and nothing needs a sign-up to download.
New to all of this? Start with what Korea requires — the visa, the seven eligible nationalities, the degree and the criminal record check, on one page.
Lesson resources
Print-ready material for teachers already working here. No sign-up needed to download.
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Working in Korea
Visas, contracts, pay and the first month — what to know before you sign anything.
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Across both shelves. The tag on each row says which one.
Korean Offices Are Calling Workers Back, and Your Adult Class Already Picked a SideNEW
Read →Discussion & Debate09-173 minWhat a Normal Week Actually Costs a Foreign Teacher in Korea
Read →Living in Korea09-163 minBet the Board: The Whiteboard Wager Game That Scales From Beginner to Advanced Class
Read →Classroom Games09-163 minHow Overtime Pay Actually Works at a Korean Hagwon
Read →Contracts & Pay09-153 minKorea's Push to Raise the Retirement Age to 65 Divides the Room
Read →Discussion & Debate09-152 minYour Passport Decides How Long the E-2 Paperwork Actually Takes
Read →Visa & Paperwork09-143 min