What I want: A teacher! A teacher with a superior command of English grammar that understands that teaching is the hardest and most rewarding occupation. A teacher whose credo is comprises of patience, pride, energy, responsibility, ownership, accountability, ethics, and will never let the buggers get them down. A teacher that understands results are what parents pay for and expect. A teacher that realizes the cornerstone of classroom success is preparation, time and class management. A teacher that gives a #!~$@ and will happily rise to any challenge and at the end of the day will accept and relish that they are held responsible for their student’s failures or successes. A teacher that comprehends the absolute importance of the details in everything placed on the whiteboard, checked, or assigned. I have operated this academy and have had some great teachers and I have let teachers go because they think that speaking English makes them qualified to teach. It does not! Can you explain how to use a “be verb”, how to use articles, when some changes to any, the difference between a helping verb and main verb. If you are up to the challenge let’s talk. You must come to Ulsan for an interview and be ready to teach me how to use a comma with FAN BOYS, and the difference between a mass noun, countable or uncountable noun. That is right, just because you speak English does not make you a teacher!
What I offer: Respect!
A standard contract:
Salary - 2.1 to 2.3 million won per month (depending on experience).
One-month bonus for fulfilling a one-year contract and a one-way plane ticket (Reimbursement).
A free, clean studio apartment furnished.
Hours - Monday to Friday, 2pm to 8:20pm
Age range - Elementary students. No more than 8 students in a class.
I need 2 hours of overtime a week to teach writing to Jr. High students at 25,000 won an hour.
Vacation – 2-week summer vacation (1 week paid) plus public holidays (around 4 weeks).
A 50% / 50% medical plan.
My School:
Teachers are required to arrive at 1:30 pm to prepare and have a short teacher meeting about the day.
Teachers work in a three person team. Two foreign teachers (1 speaking & 1 writing) and a Korean grammar teacher. Each class lasts 40 minutes. So, 40 minutes speaking, 40 minutes writing, and 40 minutes grammar. A team will rotate through three classes. A day is as follows:
1st block, 2 to 4pm- first and second grade. 10 minute break.
2nd block, 4:10 to 6:10 - third and fourth grade. 10 minute break.
3rd block, 6:20 to 8:20 - fifth and sixth grade. Go home.
About Ulsan: For more info on Ulsan go to english.ulsan.go.kr/.
Ulsan is the seventh largest city with everything you need to have fun. You will live a 5-minute walk from Ulsan University, a great park with a World Cup soccer stadium, bars, restaurants, and other R&R activities.
If you are detailed oriented, truly care about your chosen profession and ready to teach not babysit, contact me at: brianenglishacademy@gmail.com
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