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The Employment Procedure
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Teachkorenz & Teachkorea-USA Program
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- Initial application or inquiry from interested person (online application).
- Email response.
- Employment process information provided to the applicant.
- Advice on organization of personal documents required by Korean immigration.
- Applicant organizes all of their personal visa process documents.
- After acceptance of a job offer - visa papers and signed contract sent to the employer in Korea.
- Applicant receives the following.
- Information about the living in Korea, immigration & labor laws of Korea.
- Comprehensive help services from our staff to prepare them for living in Korea.
- Information regarding the final visa process at a Korean Embassy.
- Travel advice and general details regarding travel and arrival into Korea.
- Applicant receives a 'Visa Issuance number' from Korea, and arranges to get their own passport officially stamped at a Korean Embassy before they enter Korea.
- Applicant leaves for Korea to be met at the airport by employer.
- Applicant registers for alien registration in Korea (within 90 days).
Must be provided by the applicant
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The paperwork does vary for public and private schools, however you will be required to have the following. The process of getting these organized is fully explained to you in a letter we send you once we have received your application form.
- Your resume.
- Photocopy of your passport insert (showing at least 12 months still valid before expiry date).
- Passport photo.
- Apostilled (verified) copy of your degree(s). Please note that presently any person without the minimum status of a bachelors degree will not qualify for a visa.
- Photocopies only of any other TESOL certificate or relevant teaching diplomas.
- A set of your original academic transcripts in a university sealed envelope that show course completion.
- A Criminal Record Check (national) from your home country - carried out within the last 3 months.
- Complete a self assessment health statement
Other agents operating in the Korean employment market may give you get a variety of answers related to the visa paperwork. We have known of some agents to go ahead and process an application oblivious to how immigration will view the paperwork. As long as the candidate tells them they have passed a degree, then that is all they want to hear! We try to keep up with the real situation and give all applicants correct advice so they do realize the reality of the situation.
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Tutoring in the classroom
Waiting for the students to arrive
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