Korean Job Discussion Forums

[Kwon-Oumi]

i wanna know what kind of part time job can an undergraduating student have in seoul (or a korean language student)
and how much can i earn per hour or per month?
thank you

[PRagic]

Whew, taking into consideration your usage and sentence structure? Probably not much.

There is writing work, editing work, voice recording work, test prep teaching, and of cousre ESL teaching and tutoring. If you are on a student visa, you can work 20 hours a week.

The incomes for these different types of work vary. No reason to hazard a guess unless you have been handed a concrete opportunity.

[littlelisa]

English might not be the OP's native language/might not be looking for English language related work at all.

I think there are a bunch of jobs available for part-time work for people who have a good level of Korean (but most don't pay much -- for example, I had a friend who worked at a chicken place). I guess there might be jobs available on campus too. I suppose there might be a department of your university that you can ask. If your Korean isn't good already, though, I really don't know.

I think we need more information to help. What is your native language, how good is your Korean, and what kind of work are you looking to do?

[ttompatz]

[Kwon-Oumi]

my native language is arabic and i m good in french too, i speak english too (not as good as french) and i understand it very well but i can't teach it because they need native english teachers so i can't do it.
I applyed for korean courses (fall session) i think i can pass directly to lvl 2 cuz i'm learning korean online and i'm doing well until now.
i can do any job that dooesn't touch the one's degnity and i can't do entertaining jobs like dancing modeling...etc

[Kwon-Oumi]

[ttompatz]

[Kwon-Oumi]

thank you