*As for people wanting teaching jobs, well you must be a native speaker holding passports from either the US, England, Ireland, Australia or New Zealand. You won't be issued an E2 teaching visa unless you fit the above (or unless they've recently added another country or two). Also, unless you hold a Master's or above 'and' any of the following - TESOL, TEFL, TESL and CELTA, you can pretty much give up on working at a university as your first job; save yourself the time and heartache.
Korean visa list -
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_S … rean_visas
Hope it helps
Working in Korea - info (English teachers)
wylde
21 August 2018 10:02:54
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wylde
21 August 2018 12:01:54
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Oops... Canada, too.
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