Despite changes in the world economy as far as jobs in TEFL, Korea still has a strong market in both the public and private schools. It has changed, however, since the 90s, when English jobs in Korea were for any and every young person looking to travel the world. Today, applicants who can show TEFL certificates or other qualifications have a definite advantage in the employment process. This is good news for serious teachers because the quality of teaching has risen.

As far as TEFL jobs, South Korea has a good market and a high demand for teachers.  But what exactly should you look for to make sure you negotiate a good deal?  Every Asian country has slightly different conditions for education jobs.  Here’s what you can expect from a South Korean employer.