Teaching English (ESL) In South Korea

New E2 visa regulation (15 July 2010) Written by Korvia Consulting    Friday, 16 July 2010 16:32 New E2 visa regulations (applied by 15 July 2010) Korean Ministry of Justice (Korean immigration office) decided to updating E2 visa application regulation and it has been applied since 15 July 2010. Currently EPIK or any of education board is not making official announcement regarding strict E2 visa regulation but somehow applicant will have benefit by suffering apply national level of Criminal background check such as FBI or RCMP. Major change of E2 visa application regulations1. Criminal... Last Updated on Friday, 16 July 2010 17:21 Read more...

EPIK September 2010 Orientation Schedule Written by Henry Oh    Monday, 19 July 2010 20:44 EPIK started issuing NOA and final contract, Korvia is forwarding this package by DHL and tracking number has been provided to EPIK teachers. If you haven't heard from your recruiter about issuance of EPIK then you have to wait for your turn because EPIK placement is "first come first serve based". EPIK will provide housing and food during orientation but dependent must take a responsibity for extra cost. Shuttle bus will be provided and candidate muust arrive according to schedule that... Read more...   Free Prepaid Cell phone for Korvia Teacher Written by Korvia Consulting    Thursday, 01 April 2010 10:41 FREE Prepaid Cell Phone from KorVia upon entry into South Korea   You’ve just landed in a strange country. You’ve left the familiar and comfortable behind and embraced your new journey on the other side of the world. As exciting and overwhelming this can be there is still need to establish some basic needs when you first arrive. One of them is communicating with many new people, agencies, and government offices as you work to establish yourself in your new home. The ability to... Last Updated on Tuesday, 27 April 2010 18:53 Read more...   Gepik updated contract on 15 July 2010, what has been changed? Written by Henry Oh    Monday, 19 July 2010 20:36 GEPIK updated contract on 15 July 2010, what has been changed? GEPIK announced new GEPIK contract on 15 July 2010. We suggest you to understand new article on GEPIK contract and please try to contact your recruiter if you have further question about contract. Candidate who submitted old contract must resign contract upon arrival. School will request you for new contract and teacher who will resign contract may use this contract as well. You can download new contract of GEPIK September... Read more...   GEPIK now hiring for 2010. Written by Korvia Consulting    Thursday, 12 November 2009 16:57 Gyeonggi English Program in Korea “GEPIK” 2010   Surrounding South Korea’s capital city, Seoul, lies’ Gyeonggi-do province. An area which has the unique attraction of mixing the best of big city life while maintaining plenty of space to get out and roam without all the hustle and bustle of the big city. Annually, Gyeonggi-do is rated as the best of lifestyle by foreign teachers in South Korea offering the conveniences of the big city as well as the opportunity to engage and explore... Last Updated on Monday, 19 July 2010 20:43 Read more...

ESL JOBS:

If you are looking for ESL jobs in South Korea, then Korvia consultancy is the best portal for ESL/TEFL/TESOL/EPIK/GEPIK teaching jobs and other related teaching programs in South Korea. We are officially endorsed by the three major school boards of South Korea. We will help you in finding suitable ESL jobs according to your profile as we have a broad collection of English teaching jobs in all the reputed public schools of Korea. South Korea is a very popular place for those who want to teach English abroad. Read More...

Teaching English In Korea:

ESL/TEFL in South Korea needs an open mind to fit in. Many teachers arriving in South Korea for the first time experience culture surprise. If you choose ESL/TEFL position in South Korea, you should respect their customs. Koreans are kind and genuine people. Those who have experienced South Korea, appreciate the life long memories they accumulate. Read more...

EPIK :

The English Program in Korea also called EPIK Program, EPIK, or EPIK Korea is a Korean Ministry of Education sponsored program that places native speakers of English in public schools throughout Korea to teach English alongside Korean English teachers. Established in 1995 under the name KORETTA, EPIK was created to improve the English speaking ability of students and teachers in Korea Read more...

GEPIK:

GEPIK invites responsible, enthusiastic native speakers of English who will invest their time to enrich their lives and build a professional teaching career while sharing knowledge and culture with students and teachers of Korea. Read More...