Teach kids by day.
Fall in love with Korea by night.
Earn ₩2.4–3.0M a month, depending on your experience, with free housing and one-way airfare — doing work that matters, in one of the safest, most electric countries on earth. We're committed to finding the right school for you—not just any school. We carefully vet each school, walk you through your contract, and back you with a partnered Korean law firm. You just live it.
- Free for teachers
- 3 free legal consultations
- Vetted schools — not random boards
- Local legal-expert support
Teach in
Korea
Korea welcomes native-English teachers from these six countries — and registration is open now for all of them.
United States
Open nowUnited Kingdom
Open nowAustralia
Open nowNew Zealand
Open nowIreland
Open nowSouth Africa
Open nowEligibility depends on visa rules and can change. Not sure whether you qualify? Just ask us — we'll walk you through it.
Great benefits — and it's free for teachers.
Schools pay us to find great teachers, so our matching and guidance
cost you nothing. We make sure your contract includes the essentials.
Because we're committed to finding the right school for you—not just any school.
Free for teachers
Schools pay us — not you. No fees for matching or guidance.
Housing provided
A furnished apartment or a monthly housing allowance.
Airfare covered
One-way flight to Korea built into your contract.
Severance pay
One month's salary after you complete a one-year contract.
Health insurance
National health insurance, 50% paid by your employer.
National pension
Employer-matched — and refundable for US & Canadian teachers.
Paid vacation
Paid leave plus Korean national holidays through the year.
Allowance & bonuses
Settlement allowance, plus completion and renewal bonuses.
Exact terms are set in your contract — we help you secure and verify each one before you sign.
Teaching abroad shouldn't feel like a gamble.
Most teachers start alone — scrolling random job boards, unsure which school is
stable, whether a contract is fair, or who to call if something goes wrong.
We're committed to finding the right school for you—not just any school.
"Is this school even legit?"
Unknown academies, mixed reviews, and no one on the ground to ask.
"Is this contract fair?"
Hours, housing, pay, and terms buried in fine print you can't verify.
"Who helps me in Korea?"
No local contact when questions, paperwork, or problems come up.
We're your guide on the ground in Korea.
You want to live in Korea, teach children, and grow — with as little risk as possible. We're committed to finding the right school for you—not just any school. We get you there through a private, human matching process instead of a noisy job board.
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Verified, stable schools
We prioritize academies with a real track record and vetted leadership. - 🔗
Private matching by fit
Matched to the right environment — location, culture, teaching style — not the loudest listing. - 📋
Contract awareness
Understand the key terms clearly before you commit. We explain, you decide. - ⚖️
A partnered Korean law firm
Up to 3 free legal consultations — real backup, not just advice.
Real legal backup — 3 consultations, free.
Through our partnered Korean law firm, every teacher we work with can get up to 3 free legal consultations. Review your contract, ask about visa terms, or resolve a concern — with a licensed professional who knows Korean law.
Led by someone who has lived both sides.
Jenny — Founder & CEO
Jenny is Korean, with deep roots in Australia and New Zealand — she earned her Master's in Linguistics at UNSW (Sydney, Australia) and now leads legal-advisory consulting in Korea. She founded Teacher Korea Consulting to bridge the gap between foreign teachers and Korean schools with integrity and expertise.
She is also a former director (원장) of a well-known franchise language academy in Korea — which means she understands from the inside how good schools operate, and where teachers get taken advantage of.
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M.A. in Linguistics, UNSW (Australia) — and she offers free 1:1 teaching-skills sessions, personally connecting you to coaching on classroom technique and English-teaching methods.
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Leads legal-advisory consulting with our partner Korean law firm.
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Draws on a trusted personal network of vetted schools built over years as an academy director.
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Personally committed to placing teachers only where she'd send a friend.
Because Jenny knows the industry from the inside, we rely on real relationships — not anonymous listings — to keep you safe.
A country worth building a chapter of your life in.
Beyond the classroom, Korea is a safe, connected, and endlessly interesting place to live.
Rich culture & food
From street food to palaces, everyday life is an experience.
Safe & connected
Fast transit, strong safety, and easy travel across Asia.
Meaningful teaching
Motivated students and a real chance to make an impact.
Room to grow
Save, explore, and build professional experience abroad.
Four calm steps — not a scramble.
A guided path from first application to a contract you understand.
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Apply
Tell us about you in a short, fully private form.
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Review
We review eligibility and goals, then shortlist suitable schools.
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Match
Matched to a stable school by fit — location, age group, style.
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Interview & contract
Interview with clarity — and review the contract before you sign.
From application to arrival — we handle the hard parts.
You're never left to figure out Korea alone. Every step is supported.
Step-by-step guidance through visa documents and apostille.
We proof and prepare your paperwork so it's right the first time.
Practice and prep so you walk in confident.
Real people to call — plus up to 3 free legal consultations.
You might be a great fit if…
General starting points, not strict rules. Reach out and we'll talk through your situation.
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent eligibility
- TEFL, TESOL, TOEFL, or Level 5 English teaching certificate (online or in-country)
- A clean background check
- Genuine interest in teaching children
- Professional, kind communication
- Willingness to live and work in Korea
- Open to private matching based on school fit — not random job boards
Looking for a reliable foreign teacher?
We connect Korean schools with vetted, committed foreign teachers through the same private, fit-first process — so you spend less time filtering and more time teaching.
- ✅Pre-screened, qualified candidates — only teachers with TEFL/TESOL and clean backgrounds
- 🎯Carefully matched to your school's needs, location, and culture — not random placements
- 💙Local support & contract clarity — fewer misunderstandings, stronger retention
- ⚖️Legal backing — our partnership ensures smooth E-2 visa and contract processes
We're committed to finding the right school for you—not just any school. Let's discuss your needs and budget.
Request a TeacherWhat a supported start feels like.
Illustrative examples of the experience we aim to deliver.
"I finally felt like someone had my back before I even landed. The contract made sense."

"No random job-board chaos. Just a school that actually fit how I wanted to teach."

"Having local support and a legal path meant I could relax and focus on my students."

Good questions, honest answers.
Do I need a TEFL or TESOL certificate?
Yes. An English teaching certificate — such as TEFL, TESOL, TOEFL, or Level 5 qualification — is required for the E-2 visa in South Korea. You can earn one online or in-country before applying. Accredited programs include: TQUK Level 5, TEFL.com, Cambridge CELTA (premium), or equivalent organizations recognized by the Korean Ministry of Education. We're happy to discuss your options — just ask.
What E-2 visa documents do I need?
The E-2 visa process requires several documents including your passport, degree, background check, and health certificate. We provide step-by-step guidance through every document and connect you with our Korean law firm if you have questions.
Which countries can register right now?
Registration is open now for teachers from Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland. Eligibility can vary by situation — ask us if you're unsure.
What does it cost me as a teacher?
Our service is free for teachers. Schools pay us to find great candidates, so you pay nothing for matching or guidance. We'll always be transparent — no hidden fees.
Do I really get free legal help?
Yes. Through our partnered Korean law firm, you can get up to 3 free legal consultations — to review your contract, ask about visa terms, or resolve a concern with a licensed professional.
Is this a job board?
No. It's a private, fit-first matching process. You don't post a public profile; we introduce you to stable schools from a trusted network built by our founder. We're committed to finding the right school for you—not just any school.
I'm new to teaching — will you help me improve?
Yes 🎓 Our founder Jenny holds a Master's in Linguistics from UNSW (Australia) and offers free 1:1 teaching-skills sessions — classroom technique, lesson flow, and English-teaching methods — connected directly for you, so you walk into your classroom confident.
I run a school — how do I start?
Use "Request a Teacher" below and tell us about your school, needs, and timeline. We'll follow up personally.
Two ways to begin.
Pick your path — both take just a few minutes.
I want to teach in Korea
Start your private application. It's confidential and takes ~3 minutes.
Apply in 3 Minutes or email teacherkorea.consulting@gmail.comI'm a school / academy
Tell us what you're looking for and we'll match a suitable teacher.
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