Korea is widely known as the “land of the morning calm.†It is an interesting country of contrasting combinations, ancient oriental tradition, and advanced technology. Currently regarded as a developed country with more than 60 million citizens, Korea is a major player in world politics and the market place. Its entry to the world stage has created a need for English teacher jobs. At any given occasion, there are countless of English teachers in Korea—savoring the Korean spicy cuisines, living it up the Korean way, and working hard to earn a living. The recompense is as greater as the demand. The salaries and privileges for an English teacher in Korea can compete with others worldwide. Good opportunities for entry-level teachers abound.
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