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Inviting Native Teachers: Positions starting May,2010 Yale Language School
Location
Sooseong-gu, Daegu, South Korea
Deadline
--
Experience
No preference
Positions
5
Details
The details of the contract for foreign teachers are as follows:
1. The teacher will begin one week of training with full salary following one full day of rest after arrival. Teachers will spend their first training day observing a number of classes to become familiar with Yale's structure and philosophies before assuming full-time teaching duties.
2. Teaching duties entail a maximum of 30 (45-minute) classes per week, with an hour of preparation time per day.
3. Contract options:
Yale offers several possible work schedules. There are several contract options available. We prefer to hire teachers on a 6 day Monday through Saturday contract for a minimum period of one year although other contracts are available.
1. 6 day contract, Monday-Saturday work week (30 classes maximum). Furnished/Air conditioned Apartment, Cellphone: 2,500,000 won per month.
2. 5 day contract, Monday-Friday work week (30 classes maximum). Fully furnished/air conditioned apartment, Cellphone: 2,200,000 won per month.
3. 5 day contract, Monday-Saturday with Wednesdays off (30 classes)
Fully furnished/air conditioned apartment, Cellphone: 2,300,000 won per month.
All contracts include one month severance upon successfully completing the contract and 3 paid sick days each of which may be exchanged for 100,000 won ‘well-pay’ at the conclusion of the contract period. There is also provision for 6 days (unpaid) bereavement leave in case of extreme circumstances.
4. Teaching hours:
Monday through Friday: 4 or 5 p.m. until 9 or 10 p.m.
Saturday (if applicable): 2 or 3 p.m. until 7 or 8 p.m.
Summer and winter breaks (when school students are on vacation): 1 or 2 pm until 6 or 7 p.m.
5. Benefits:
1) Upon completion of the full contract, a severance payment equal to one month’s salary will be paid to the departing teacher.
2) Three days of paid sick leave, all public and national holidays off as observed by Korean staff.
3) During the course of the year, YALE provides teachers with up to 16 days paid vacation leave. These days are distributed evenly and attached to public holidays where possible allowing for extended time off each month for recreation or exploring Korea and Asia.
Public and Yale Holidays for 2010
January 1: New Year's Day
February 13, 15: Lunar New Yaer
March 1: National Holiday
March 2: Yale Vacation Day
April 23, 24: Yale Vacation Day
May 5: Children's Day
May 21: Buddha's Birthday
June 21: Yale Vacation Day
July 1,2,3: Yale Vacation Day
August 11,12,13,14: Yale Vacation Day
September 21,22,23: Lunar Harvest Holiday
October 22,23: Yale Vacation Day
November 29,30: Yale Vacation Day
December 24, 27: Yale Vacation Day
December 25: Christmas Day
4) Accommodation is provided by Yale. No deductions are made from the teacher’s monthly salary for rent. A one-bedroom above average, fully furnished, apartment is provided. Teachers do not have to share accommodations. All furniture (bed, wardrobe, kitchen table, chairs, sofa, etc), appliances (refrigerator, range, washing machine, television, VCR, air conditioner, CD player, large oscillating fan), home phone, house wares, and linens are provided. The teacher simply pays the monthly bills for the utilities (gas, electricity, water), apartment maintenance fee, and the telephone and cable fees.
5) Health insurance: Fifty percent is paid by Yale, and the other half is paid by the teacher (about 30,000~35,000 won per month)
6) Round-trip airfare to your point of origin.
7) Overtime payment: 20,000 won per class (30,000 won per class on Saturdays)
6. Requirements: Be a native speaker of English with at least B.A./B.Sc. from an English Speaking Country. (TESL or other certificate preferred)
If you are interested, you will need to send the following documents to us via e-mail:
1. A copy of the first two pages of your passport (the picture and information page and the following page)
2. Your current résumé
3. A cover letter
4. A recent, passport-sized color photo of yourself (the inclusion of your photo with your résumé is standard practice in Korea)
News about Taegu and Korea can be obtained in English at the following websites:
http://english.daegu.go.kr/
http://www.koreaherald.co.kr
http://www.koreatimes.co.kr
http://theseoultimes.com/ST/
http://joongangdaily.joins.com/
http://english.chosun.com/
http://english.donga.com/
http://english.joins.com
Qualifications
Requirements: Be a native speaker of English with at least B.A./B.Sc. (TESL or other certificate preferred)
1) Upon completion of the full contract, a severance payment equal to one month’s salary will be paid to the departing teacher.
2) Three days of paid sick leave, all public and national holidays off as observed by Korean staff.
3) During the course of the year, YALE provides teachers with up to 16 days paid vacation leave. These days are distributed evenly and attached to public holidays where posible allowing for extended time off each month for recreation or exploring Korea and Asia.
PUBLIC and YALE HOLIDAYS FOR 2009:
January 1: New Year's Day
February 13, 15: Lunar New Yaer
March 1: National Holiday
March 2: Yale Vacation Day
April 23, 24: Yale Vacation Day
May 5: Children's Day
May 21: Buddha's Birthday
June 21: Yale Vacation Day
July 1,2,3: Yale Vacation Day
August 11,12,13,14: Yale Vacation Day
September 21,22,23: Lunar Harvest Holiday
October 22,23: Yale Vacation Day
November 29,30: Yale Vacation Day
December 24, 27: Yale Vacation Day
December 25: Christmas Day
4) Accommodation is provided by Yale. No deductions are made from the teacher’s monthly salary for rent. A one-bedroom furnished, apartment is provided. Teachers do not have to share accommodations. All furniture (bed, wardrobe, kitchen table, chairs, sofa, etc), appliances (refrigerator, range, washing machine, television, VCR, air conditioner, CD player, large oscillating fan), cell phone, house wares, and linens are provided. The teacher simply pays the monthly bills for the utilities (gas, electricity, water), apartment maintenance fee, and the telephone and cable fees.
5) Health insurance: Fifty percent is paid by Yale, and the other half is paid by the teacher (about 30,000~35,000 won per month)
6) Round-trip airfare to your point of origin
7) Overtime payment: 20,000 won per class (30,000 won per class on Saturdays)
774-26, Bumo 1 dong, Susung-gu Daegu City, Daegu 706-825 - South Korea
Telephone
82-53-767-8230
Fax
82-53-766-8230
Contact person
Mrs. Kim Sung-he, Director
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