The position combines teaching with research and administrative/institute responsibilities:
That's approximately 32 scheduled working hours per week across teaching and research/administrative responsibilities.
Degree: Master's degree or higher in a humanities/social-science field.
Certification: Korean Language Teacher Certificate (한국어교원 자격증) required.
Experience: At least 2 years of Korean-language teaching experience, calculated on the basis of at least 12 teaching hours per week.
Age Requirement: Under age 60 as of September 1, 2026.
The specific July recruitment notice does not publish a detailed benefit package. Because this is an institute-employed permanent-contract position rather than a freelance language-teaching role, I would avoid adding housing, airfare, or other international-school benefits unless the employment contract confirms them.
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