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KoreaSubmitted by I on 29 December 2006 - 1:22amTags: Korea is a great place to both teach English and travel. In our South Korea section, you will find lots of information about many aspects of living, working and traveling in Korea. Check out our growing databases on Korean history, culture, and more. Also, be sure to check out our Korea forums, South Korea and North Korea photo galleries, and Korea section in our News Room. Bookmark/Search this post with: |
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teaching English in Korea
Hello,
I am a Belgian citizen , but I have lived in Canada for the last three years. I am bilingual FrenchEnglish and have a university degree in sociology, from Canada.
I also have experiences of teaching English to primary school children in Ecuador.
Could I still apply for the job position in Korea ?
Thank you,
Quentin
Can Belgian citizens teach English in Korea?
Sorry, according to Korean law you must be a citizen of one of the designated English-speaking countries to teach English in Korea.