Teach English in Bundang City Korea
| Location | Bundang City (Bundang-gu ,Seongnam-city) |
| Working Days | Monday – Friday |
| Working Hours | 1 pm to 9:30 pm |
| Age of Students | Elementary, Junior School students |
| Class Size | 8 students per class |
| # of Foreign Teachers | 5 |
| Salary | 2.1 million won per month + National Pension Plan (100,000 won per month) |
| Severance | Equal to one month’s salary on completion of your contract |
| Vacation | 10 days + All Korean National Holidays |
| Accommodations | Single, fully furnished apartment provided by the school |
| Health Insurance | 50% covered by the school; 50% covered by you |
| Airfare | Round trip airfare provided |
Teach English in Bundang City
More About Bundang City
Bundang City is located right outside of Seoul and is attached to Seoul by the metro line, allowing you to access to the capital in 20 minutes.
Bundang is a modern city that was created in the early 1990s and has become one of the top destinations for Korea’s elite, as it offers large, luxurious condos, plenty of green space and clean streets that are not even as close to as populated as those in Seoul.
The streets of Bundang has a look that is similar to streets in Europe that are lined with cafes and small shops. There are also a lot of parks and outdoor recreational areas such as a jogging course along the Tan-chun stream.
Bundang is also surrounded by mountains which are popular hiking destinations for those that live in the city.
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More About the School
The school is located in a great spot, close to the Shinbundang Line which allows teachers to commute to Gangnam Station of Seoul in 15 min.
The director, Mr. Choi, went to a University in the US, so he speaks English very well and has a western mentality. He prides himself on taking good care of his teachers.
The teaching staff currently consists of 5 western English teachers, along with 7 Korean English teachers. The smaller-sized staff is close-knit and work together by assisting each other in lesson planning around the school’s provided curriculum.