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EPIK ( English program in Korea )

http://www.epik.go.kr/

The Korean government sponsors the English Program in Korea (EPIK), which places teachers in public schools in different cities and provinces throughout the country. Out of all the public school teaching programs in Korea, the English program is the most inclusive and offers the greatest variety of locations throughout the whole country of South Korea. Candidates can indicate a preference for where they would like to live and teach.

The Korean government offers various programs for foreign teachers, such as the EPIK Program and the GEPIK program. These public school position options allow you to teach English in South Korea while working full-time with a salary and benefits package. In addition, you can also teach through Private Language Institutes (Hagwons), International schools, and private tutoring. There is a huge demand for online tutors, right from the comfort of your home.

Eligibility: Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, U.K., U.S., South Africa & India.

Teacher Training is mandatory

GEPIK

GEPIK is a public school English teaching program that serves the Gyeonggi province exclusively. The program is sponsored by the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education as well as individual offices of education inside the province. The GEPIK program operates on an individual school recruiting basis, which means you know exactly where you’re going before you arrive. This is one of the most popular teaching programs as it’s suburban lifestyle and proximity to Seoul make it easy for individuals to live comfortable yet active lifestyles.

http://www.epik.go.kr/

1-Year Contract

Mon-Fri | 9AM-5PM

22 Teaching Hrs/week

20 Days of Paid Vacation

Airfare & Accomodation

Salaries from 2.0M KRW

Over 30 different cities and areas!

Both Metropolitan and Non-Urban locations are available!

Prior to sending anything, decide where you want it to go!

GEPIK candidates do not submit their paperwork until their position is confirmed, as opposed to submitting it all at once and then waiting to hear if they were selected.

There Are Also Posts Available For Late Starts!

Unable to stick to a strict start date of March 1st or September 1st? Not an issue. They always have positions available for late starts!

Know where you're going before you send everything!

Instead of sending in all your paperwork first and waiting to find out if you’ve made the cut, GEPIK candidates don’t send in their paperwork until their position is secured.

LATE START POSITIONS ALSO AVAILABLE!

Can’t make a sharp March 1st or September 1st start date? No problem. Late start positions are also available!

Before Applying Please Check the Following:

I am over the age of 18

I am a citizen of one of the following countries: USA, Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa

I have studied continuously from middle school until university in a school from one of the countries listed above*
I have no criminal record (misdemeanors or felonies)
I am under the age of 62 (Korean retirement age)
I have completed or am currently completing a 3-4 year Bachelors Degree
I have an Internationally recognized 120 hour TEFL/TESOL certificate - online certificates are accepted from one of the above countries.
TEFL 120 hr. duration Certificate. Internationally recognized.
Recognized and approved by MOE - South Korea
- TEFL Educator - USA
  
  TEFL Institute - U.K.
GEPIK Program

The GEPIK program is very similar to the EPIK program. While both programs offer the chance to teach in South Korea, there are a few key differences between them.

GEPIK has recently merged with EPIK, so applicants wishing to teach in this province must apply through EPIK and list Gyeonggi as their preferred location.

Additionally, GEPIK typically places teachers directly into public schools around the Gyeonggi region while EPIK hires teachers for public schools throughout urban and rural areas.

Difference Between EPIK & GEPIK

Although both EPIK and GEPIK are teaching programs in South Korea, the main difference between them is that GEPIK specifically refers to schools in the Gyeonggi province.

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