Korean Job Discussion Forums

[Stacy]

Is it hard to get a 9-3:30 job or a 9-4:40pm position. I have to wait till the afternoon to go to work and I'd rather get it over with during the day and have the afternoon and night off. Is it pretty standard to teach in the afternoon till night? Do University jobs have earlier hours typically?

[esetters21]

This has been done to death. If you want to work daytime hours, then you have one of several choices:

a) kindy/early elementary hagwon
b) public school
c) private elementary school
d) university

Of course these aren't the only positions that offer daytime working hours, but it is a good start.

[Stacy]

So what hours do you teach and what type of school do you teach at? Thanks!

[esetters21]

[Stacy]

yup, thanks for helping

[tommo123456789]

10am to 8 pm m-f - hagwon of course

[Young FRANKenstein]

[Zutronius]

8:30-3:10 Public high school.

[BS.Dos.]

Over two schools (MS & HS):

08:30 - 17:30 Mon, Wed & Thur
10:20 - 17:30 Tue
10:20 - either 13:00 or 16:35 Fri

[ds_fan]

im on 10-6, though im on the school bus at 9.40 and arrive back about 6.30

i wanted a later shift so i could drink and get up late, tough i was on that shift b4 i came here in a call centre, after the novelty wore off i hated it, though call centres suck 9-5 or 10-6 are the best hours

[maingman]

High school (Private) work 8am-430pm 5 days

at work around 730- am daily

[elliemk]

I work from 2 until 9. I get one period off per day and a 15 minute break each night. The classes are 40 minutes each with a five minute break in-between. Hagwon, of course. I hate teaching six or seven classes in a row, but I am getting used to it.

[fustiancorduroy]

Foreign Language High School: 9:30 - 3:00

[I-am-me]

Hagwon 1:30 - 8. actual class time 3-8. Six classes are enough for me per day.

[nolegirl]

I will be working M/W/F 3-9
and T/T 3-5

2 hours a month for meetings unpaid.