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Korean Cities And Korean Provinces Guide

South Korea is made up of 9 provinces and 7 metropolitan cities. Seoul is the capital of South Korea and boasts the largest population of almost 10 and a half million people.

There are various uncontrollable factors why we cannot place applicants in every city at all times throughout the year. When we don't have positions in your desired city we will let you know and offer you a suitable substitute. The smaller cities employ less western teachers than the larger cities so if you want a smaller city please try to be slightly flexible and open to suggestions.

Scroll down the page to view the summary for each metropolitan city or alternativley click a province name to see what cities within that province we work with. Each city has an associated website for more in depth details.


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	>	Chungcheongbuk Do
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	>	Gyengsangnam Do
	>	Jeollabuk Do
	>	Jeollanam Do
	>	Jeju Do

South Korea's Metropolitan Cities

City	Symbol	Population	Brief Description	Salary Range
Seoul		10, 300, 000	Seoul is the capital city of South Korea with the greater metropolitan area being home to more than 22 million people. Seoul was home to the 1988 Seoul Summer Olympics. Seoul is rich in history and culture and has many annual festivals. Seoul is one of South Korea's most expensive places to live and serves as teh economic engine of the country. Teaching English In Seoul Visit Seoul - Official Seoul City Tourism Seoul Attractions Parks Of Seoul Shopping In Seoul SMRT - Seoul Metropolitan Rapid Transit	1.9 to 2.6
Busan		3, 650, 000	Busan, also referred to as Pusan, is South Korea's second largest city. Busan is home to Busan Port, one of the worlds largest harbours, and a number of world class festivals and tourist attractions Teaching English In Busan PIFF - Pusan International Film Festival Pusan Paradise Casino Busan Exhibition & Convention Center Pusan Subway	1.9 to 2.3
Daegu		2, 700, 000	Daegu, South Korea's third largest city, is the self proclaimed fashion capital of the country. Daegu is known for it's hot summers and trendy markets. Considered to be the home of Korean baseball. Daegu also hosts numerous national and international festivals. Teaching English In Daegu Daegu Tourist Information Sightseeing In Daegu Daegu Culture and Tourism Samsung Lions Daegu Subway	1.9 to 2.4
Incheon		1, 466, 000	Incheon is South Korea's fourth largest city and is linked to Seoul by the Seoul Metro. Incheon has been a rapidly advancing city over the past few decades which is why much of the city appears newly developed. Incheon is home to some very unique coastal areas and several annual international festivals and events. Teaching English In Incheon Incheon Tourism Organization Incheon Tourist Attractions Incheon International Airport Incheon Airport Oceanside Hotel Incheon Subway	1.9 to 2.4
Gwangju		1, 450, 000	Gwangju is South Korea's fifth largest city and is considered one of the major economic, political and cultural centers of South Korea since 57 BC. It's a very culturaly rich city with home to a large number of festivals and events. Teaching English In Gwangju Gwangju National Museum Gwangju Kimchi Festival Kimdaejung Convention Center Gwangju Subway	1.9 to 2.3
Daejeon		1, 440, 000	South Korea's sixth largest city is Daejeon. Daejeon is the capital of South Chungcheong, and home to Expo 93. Daejeon is centrally located in Korea which provides easy travel routes to other regions in the country. There are many parks for Teaching English In Daejeon Daejeon Tourist Information Daejeon Tourism Daejeon National Science Museum Daedeok Techno Valley Daejeon Subway	1.9 to 2.3
Ulsan		1, 100, 000	South Korea's smallest metropolitan city is Ulsan. Ulsan is situated on the Sea of Japan and is home to Ulsan Munsu Football Stadium. Ulsan plays host to numerous annual cultural festivals and events and is known for the beautiful beaches off it's coast. Ulsan is known for being the worlds largest cargo ship builder. Teaching English In Ulsan Jangsaengpo Whale Museum Ulsan Grand Park Ulsan's 12 Sceneries	1.9 to 2.2

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