[Daechi-dong, Gangnam, Seoul]⭐ Elementary Literature & Project-Based Learning Position – January 2, 2026
White List Korea is recruiting on behalf of Proud7, a long-established English academy in Daechi-dong, Gangnam, Seoul.
About White List Korea (Recruiting Agency)
White List Korea is a verified ESL recruiting agency(License no.383-90-02321) and a proud member of KFTRA (Korea Foreign Teacher Recruiting Association).
Our values are simple:
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Verified schools only – we partner with schools that have been pre-screened and vetted
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Transparent hiring – clear contracts, no hidden conditions
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Safer, smarter choices for teachers – honest information so you can make informed decisions
As a KFTRA member, we are committed to ethical recruiting, no teacher fees, and transparent communication throughout the entire process.
About Proud7
For over 15 years, Proud7 has focused on enhancing students’ creative and critical thinking skills through student-centered and project-based learning.
Key features of Proud7’s program include:
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Literature-based novel classes
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Lessons inspired by the U.S. curriculum
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A strong emphasis on helping students grow into:
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Independent thinkers
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Confident communicators
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Self-driven learners
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The academy is committed to higher-order thinking, a supportive team culture, and a collaborative work environment where experienced teachers can adapt to and embrace their structured teaching approach.
Position & Working Conditions
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Start Date: January 2, 2026
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Location: Daechi-dong, Gangnam, Seoul
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Student Levels: 1st–6th Grade (Elementary)
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Working Hours: Monday–Friday, 1:30 PM–9:30 PM
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Teaching Hours: Approx. 6 hours per day
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Curriculum & Materials:
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Fully prepared lesson plans, tests, and teaching materials are provided
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Teachers can focus on instruction and student engagement, rather than content creation
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Parent Communication:
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Once a month
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Interpretation support is provided
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Compensation & Benefits
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Salary: 3.0M–4.0M KRW per month or higher, depending on experience and interview performance
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Housing / Housing Allowance: Not provided
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Contract: 1-year contract with severance pay upon completion
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Holidays: All national holidays off
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Insurance: National health insurance (50/50 contribution)
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Paid Vacation: 11 paid vacation days total
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3 days for summer vacation
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8 additional days designated by the academy
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Who We Are Looking For
We are particularly seeking teachers who are already in Korea and currently teaching.
Requirements
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Teaching experience in the Daechi-dong (Gangnam) area (current or previous)
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Native English speaker
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Bachelor’s degree or higher from an accredited institution
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Holds or is eligible for an E-2 visa
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(U.S., Canada, U.K., Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, or South Africa)
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We would especially value candidates who:
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Genuinely care for students and build warm, positive teacher–student relationships
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Demonstrate professionalism and passion for teaching, with a clear commitment to student growth
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Are skilled at guiding student-led thinking, discussion, and expression of ideas
How to Apply
If you are interested in this position and meet the requirements, please email:
Please include:
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Your CV / résumé with professional photo of you
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A brief cover letter (optional but preferred)
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Your current visa status and current school/location in Korea
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