Hiring Watch
All 52 international institutions on official lists and what their careers pages show this week.
See who is hiringFor teachers and education professionals
Join free. See which schools are hiring, prepare for the contract and the move, and meet schools only when you say yes.
Teaching at an academy, public school or university? Schools value teachers who are already here. See which schools are hiring, and what the move up takes.
Free profile · about two minutes
Start with five required details. Add a CV if useful, then choose separately whether employers may find you and whether you want verified job updates, market briefs and Ready Day invitations.
What you get
Some tools are open now. Others open for members as they launch.
All 52 international institutions on official lists and what their careers pages show this week.
See who is hiringVisa and work status, the employment package, hiring calendars, the first 30 days and moving with family.
Read the guidesA short self-introduction drafted from your profile: one headline, three strengths, how you teach. Schools see it without your name, only if you allow discovery.
Anonymous pay and housing ranges (published once a group has 5 or more responses) and a checklist for your offer.
From academy to international school
What it usually takes to go from a language academy or public-school post to an international school role.
Which teaching licence or qualification the role needs, and which routes are open to you.
Add experience, qualifications and an optional CV. Nothing is public.
Work status, notice period and housing, planned with the school before you resign anywhere.
Read how the visa follows the actual role before you decide.
Seoul and online, 13:00–18:00 KST. Korea's school sector, contracts and visas, the first 30 days, a profile clinic and structured conversations with participating institutions.
Privacy promises
No. Five details are enough to start. Add a CV only if you want to.
No. We work with schools across Korea and show roles from official careers pages. You always apply, or agree to an introduction, yourself.
No. The immigration authority decides. We help you understand which status a role needs and plan the paperwork with the hiring school.
Often, but it depends on your qualifications and the role. Check the route first and talk to us before you give notice.