Here are the qualifications needed to participate:

• Applicants must have a minimum of a bachelor’s degree in any field of study.
• Candidates must be native English speakers.
• Candidates must be passport holders of any of the following countries: United States, Canada, South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, the United Kingdom, and Ireland.
• Applicants must be willing to commit for at least 12 months.
• Applicants must be in good physical and mental health.
• Applicants must be between the ages of 21 and 45.
• Applicants must have no criminal history.

Applicants for a teaching position must provide proof of a completely clear criminal record, including the highest level of background check and verification against the sex offender register, in order to confirm their eligibility to work with vulnerable groups such as minors.

In addition, local requirements specify that:

• Federal Level check, with full name (all names exactly as in passport)
• No older than 6 month at the time of visa application (about 1-2 months before they arrive
• USA – FBI Identity Summary Check
• UK – Basic DBS Check
• Australia – NPC – National Police Check Criminal Records Check
• Canada – RCMP – Royal Canadian Mounted Police
• Ireland – An Garda Vetting
• New Zealand – CRC – Criminal Record Check
• South Africa – PCC – Police Clearance Certificate

For further information regarding the criminal record check procedure in your country of origin, please consult the official resources provided in the links below.

• State level check or FBI check for US: FBI
• UK applicants: DBS check
• Australian applicants: AFP National Police Check
• New Zealand: Ministry of Justice Criminal Record Check
• Irish Applicants: Garda Vetting
• Canadian Applicants: Royal Canadian Mounted Police checks

As a Language Assistant in South Korea, you can expect to earn between USD 900–1,000 (KRW 1.2–1.4 million), depending on your skills, experience, and working hours.

• Orientation period: Yes, free 4 nights’ accommodation upon arrival in our partner hostel/guesthouse (shared room) with option to extend at participant’s own cost if necessary (private room available at additional cost)
• Job placement period: No, but pre-arranged accommodation is available for around USD 500 per month

To work legally as an Education Language Assistant in South Korea, you will need both a visa and a work permit. The process begins with securing your placement through Angloville, as your sponsoring organisation or school must provide the necessary documentation. You will then submit your application for a visa in your home country and, once in Korea, complete the steps required to obtain your work permit.
The documents typically required include, but are not limited to, a valid passport, a clean criminal background check, a health certificate, and your signed contract. Once approved, you will have the right to live and work in South Korea for the duration of your contract.
Our dedicated local partner will guide you through every step of the process: from collecting documents, preparing applications, and communicating with immigration offices, to ensuring everything is handled correctly and on time. With this support, you can focus on your cultural adventure while we take care of the paperwork.

• Courier costs
• Flights
• Visa costs
• Financial assistance
• Day-to-day transport
• Utility bills
• Meals
• Medical check-up, which is mandatory, costs approximately USD 100, and is coordinated by the school within the first week of arrival in Korea.
  

The Turing Scheme is a UK government initiative that provides funding for students to study and work abroad, offering a unique opportunity to gain international experience. Open to students at all levels—schools, colleges, universities, and vocational training—the scheme enables participants to enhance their skills, broaden their horizons, and boost employability.

Application Process:

1. Eligibility: Ensure you are enrolled at a UK institution. The scheme is open to students across different educational stages.
2. Contact Your Institution: Reach out to the Mobility or International Exchanges department or international office at your school, college, or university to express your interest and confirm your eligibility.
3. Prepare Your Application: Your institution will guide you through the application process, including submitting necessary documentation, such as a personal statement, academic records, and a proposed plan for your study or work abroad.
4. Funding and Support: If your application is successful, the Turing Scheme will provide funding to cover your costs, including travel, accommodation, and living expenses.
5. Start Your Journey With Angloville: Once approved, you can embark on your international experience in the host country, gaining valuable skills and cultural insights.

For more details, consult your institution’s Mobility or International Exchanges department.

For complete terms and conditions regarding our TEFL course and job placement, please click here.