Depart mid-November and start working on December 1st 2026
We’re now accepting applications for the Winter 2026 Intake. We look forward to helping you land an amazing job in Korea this Winter!
Seoul is competitive. Lots of jobs but many requests.
Students: Pre-K, Kindergarten, elementary, middle and junior high
Schools: SLP, ECC, Avalon, Langcon, CDL, Lotis, POLY, i-Garten, Little America, April, Other
Very urban, close to Seoul, amazing public transportation options.
Students: Kindergarten, elementary, middle school and junior high
Schools: SLP, Avalon, Genesis, Rise, CDL, April, Little America, i-Garten, POLY, Other
Noticeably modern, world class transportation, next to Seoul.
Students: Kindergarten, elementary, middle and junior high
Schools: Avalon, SLP, ECC, Langcon, CDL
A friendly big city that isn’t bustling at the seams. A short distance from Seoul.
Students: Kindergarten, elementary, middle school
Schools: SLP, April, CDL, i-Garten
Korea’s most underrated city. Lots of entertainment options, super friendly people.
Students: K1, elementary, middle school
Schools: SLP, POLY, CDI, April, i-Garten
Korea’s second largest metropolis. Jobs in Busan are competitive!
Students: K1, elementary, middle and junior high school
Schools: SLP, CDI, i-Garten, April, Other
A beautiful small city with lots of nature and decent urban amenities.
Students: K1, elementary, middle school
Schools: SLP, CDI, POLY, April
Small and medium sized cities from coast to coast!
Students: K1, elementary, middle school
Schools: SLP, Kids Club, CDI, POLY, April
Depart mid-February and start working on March 1st 2027
The Spring 2027 Intake hasn’t started yet, please check soon for updates.
You can still apply now! Although it’s a little early to assist you with the Spring intake jobs, you can still submit your application so it’s ready to go once we get started. Our coordinators will begin working with candidates for the Spring intake in October 2026.
Depart mid-May and start working on June 1st 2027
The Summer 2027 intake hasn’t started yet. Please check back in early 2027 for updates.
Depart mid-August and start working on September 1st 2026
The Fall 2026 Intake has ended. Please refer to the Winter 2026 Intake for upcoming teaching jobs in Korea.
Jobs come up and get filled all the time, and usually rather quickly. It’s difficult to keep a job board updated when schools are interviewing numerous candidates and candidates are applying to multiple positions.
March 1st and September 1st are the two primary hiring periods annually (the start of the first and second school semesters). All schools tend to have job vacancies during these two periods. There’s a decent number of jobs that start June 1st and December 1st as well (the mid-way points of the semesters). Off month jobs also exist but on a much smaller scale.
Applying to multiple listings really isn’t necessary because your application will end up in the same place with our coordinators. Additionally, there’s an option to input additional location preferences on the form. For example, if you apply to a Seoul job post, but are also interested in Gyeonggi and Incheon, then simply input those additional locations when you’re applying.
Thanks for checking us out, we’re glad you’re here!
Gone2Korea is your connection to full-time teaching jobs in South Korea. Western graduates, primarily from the US, Canada, UK, and Australia, use our services to secure jobs with trusted Korean schools, and schools use our services to find and hire enthusiastic teachers from the West.
Worth noting: We’re not a job ‘sourcing’ agency or recruiter that finds new schools on the fly. On the contrary, we work with a select group of schools and programs that we know and trust.
In addition to helping you land a job, we’ll also be helping you with your work visa, departure, arrival, and offering support for the entirety of your contracted term.
We often have ASAP teaching jobs available in various cities across Korea. In order to qualify for an ASAP job you’ll need to have your primary visa documents at your disposal. This includes:
Your Bachelors Degree: must be notarized and authenticated with an apostille (if you’re American, British or Australian) or, government authentication and consulate stamp (if you’re Canadian)
Your Background Check: must be authenticated with an apostille (if you’re American, British or Australian) or, government authentication and consulate stamp (if you’re Canadian)
How to apply for an ASAP job?
Just complete the online application form and enter ‘ASAP’ or ‘todays date’ in the field that asks for your earliest date of availability. Our coordinators will do the rest!
Prior teaching experience and related degrees are NOT prerequisites for teaching in Korea. Here’s what you’ll need in order to qualify.
Korean schools and programs offer western English teachers highly competitive benefits packages which includes:
