Early years (EYFS) · South Korea
FlyTeachers, Alliance Recruitment Agency and International Teachers Plus say they recruit early years teachers and name South Korea as a destination.
South Korea has three agencies against early years. FlyTeachers is the most local: it lists London as its headquarters and an office in Seoul, and says candidates create a free account to apply. International Teachers Plus says it places teachers in the Middle East and Asia and has over 20 years of recruitment experience. Alliance Recruitment Agency states that teachers do not pay a fee and that it works across 36+ countries. FlyTeachers and International Teachers Plus have vacancies pages in our records.
None of the 25 South Korea schools we list records an early years phase, so we cannot offer a school-level list. EPIK is the public-sector programme, and its eligibility page lists citizens of the United Kingdom among those eligible. It also says a TEFL, TESOL or CELTA certificate of at least 100 hours is needed unless you hold a teaching licence, a B.Ed. or M.Ed., or an education-focused major.
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Recruitment agency · London, United Kingdom
Recruiter for international school teaching roles; candidates create a free account to apply
Recruitment agency
Says it places teachers, professors and trainers in international schools, universities and training academies in 36+ countries
Recruitment agency · Ottawa, Canada
Places teachers in schools in the Middle East and Asia, many on British or American curricula
FlyTeachers lists an office in Seoul, South Korea, alongside London.
Its eligibility page lists the United Kingdom among eligible citizenships.
EPIK says a certificate of at least 100 hours is needed unless you hold a teaching licence, a B.Ed. or M.Ed., or an education-focused major.
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