Gyunggi position for March
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Created Date:
28-January-2010 21:22:12
Job Category:
Job Country:
South Korea
Number of Jobs:
1
Job Type:
Full Time
Preferred Degree:
Bachelors
Yearly Job Salary:
31000 $
Job Description
Hi I’m Ji-un and I'm an employment rep with Welcome Recruit. We are a foreign operated recruitment company based out of South Korea and we specialize in providing professional, reliable service and advice to our friends and customers. With this in mind, we only represent schools that have a current foreign staff or that we know personally. This is to help you get the information you need to make an educated choice about your next teaching position. Ji-un
Job title Gyunggi(Anyang,near Seoul) *Looking for a female teacher. Level Elementary~middle school Monthly Salary 2.1~2.2 million won Work hours 120 hrs/month Work days Mon~Fri Type of housing Single House(One Room) Vacation 10 days a year Start date 2010 – 3-20 Airfare Yes Completion bonus Yes Insurance provided Half Working hours : Mon/Wed/Fri-2:30~10pm, Tues/Thurs- 4:30~10pm
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