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Acceptable attire for Men: Dress pants, khakis, collared shirts (short or long sleeve), golf shirts, sweaters (no hoodies), clean shoes, vests, other. Clean cut jeans are also accepted by ‘most’ schools. Note: Wearing a tie to work is not mandatory; however, it’s wise to dress professional a few times each week.
Non-acceptable attire for Men: T-shirts, ripped or torn clothing, sandals, flip flops, hats, shorts, clothing with offensive or political language/statements, hoodies, dirty clothing, etc.
Recommended for Men: Gone2Korea advises all male teachers to bring at least one formal outfit to Korea (e.g. suit, or proper slacks, shirt and tie). During your time in Korea it’s highly possible that you’ll be invited to a wedding, formal event, school presentation, etc. and having a formal outfit at your disposal is wise. |
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Acceptable attire for Women: Dresses, skirts (knee length), pants/trousers, collared shirts, sweaters, vests, women’s business suits, clean shoes, other. Clean cut jeans are also accepted by ‘most’ schools
Non-acceptable attire for Women: Clothing that is ‘too revealing’, T-shirts, ripped or torn clothing, sandals, flip flops, hats, shorts, clothing with offensive or political language/statements, hoodies, dirty clothing, etc.
Recommended for Women: Gone2Korea advises all female teachers to bring at least one formal outfit to Korea (e.g. formal dress or outfit). During your time in Korea it’s highly possible that you’ll be invited to a wedding, formal event, school presentation, etc. and having a formal outfit at your disposal is wise. |
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