Teach English abroad ‘without needing to save up’

Posted 31 Mar 2010

If money is a little tight at the moment, then people may want to have a look at Job Placement Service TEFL jobs being offered in South Korea.

The initiative is run by teach English overseas specialist i-to-i, with the organisation explaining that even those who are "strapped for cash" can afford to head out on one of these little adventures as the cost of flights is reimbursed at the end of a person’s contract.

Many people may dream of teaching English in South Korea but do not have the financial means to do so, but with the Job Placement Service travellers are given a salary and free accommodation, as well as their flight costs back.

Applicants will need to have a degree and 100 hours of TEFL courses under their belts though.

With regards to the destination, i-to-i stated: "Teaching in South Korea gives you the chance to experience a rich, unique culture, with the bonus of friendly locals and rock-bottom living costs."

Hung Nguyen, managing director of Visit Asia recently pointed out that people have the opportunity to see many world heritage sites if they travel to Asia.

Category: Moving Abroad