Qualifications

Documents to submit

Employment steps
 		  

Qualifications

 

 

Educational Background: Bachelor’s degree in any major
Nationality: Citizen of the one of following countries

U.S.A

Canada

U.K

Australia

New Zealand

Ireland

South Africa

 

 

 

Documets to submit

To apply, submit an Online Application Form or email following documents to planetpeople.jobs@gmail.com 

   Full resume

 

Resumes should include applicant’s mailing address, phone number, nationality, university name and major. It also should include the entire work history of the applicant, and should be as detailed as possible to show what training and experience has been gained in each position. Particularly, teaching/tutoring experience should be highlighted, as well as any other experience the applicant has with children, no matter how small. Applicants should also detail any travel experiences they have had, especially extended stays overseas. If applicant have previous teaching experience in Korea, the period of employment and the name of the school needs to be written in details and we will check the reference only with the applicant’s permission. If you don’t have any previous teaching experience, we would like to suggest to make a good cover letter.
 

   One or more photos

 

As most applicants apply from overseas and the job is in Korea, it is impossible to provide face to face interview. Applicants should aware that their photos are very important to Korean employers as this is the first and often only impression they will get apart from the employer having short phone interview with applicant. You should look professional and friendly on the photos. Be sure you are smiling. As you will teach young students, employers are hoping to see kind, smiling face towards to their students. Please use JPG format with minimum 30KB file size.
 

  Other documents (1)

 

Such as photocopy of following documents: your passport, degree copy, certificates, envelope picture of officially sealed transcripts and written references.
(see example)

      


NOTE: Your name on your passport and the one on your diploma must be the same

 

If you are married and your diploma is with maiden name and your passport is with your married name or If you have used your nickname.

ex) Gregory OOOO in your diploma and Greg OOOO in your passport.

 

If you have different name on your passport and diploma because you used maiden name and married name, you need to send notarized copy of marriage certificate when you do the visa process.

 

If you have different name on your passport and diploma because you used nickname in one of the documents, you need to check with us or Embassy first and to be sure if that can be proved that "Gregory" and "greg" are the same person by the Embassy. And you need to bring your birth certificate to Korea.

 

  Other documents (2)

 

Anyone who applies for an E2 visa must submit:

1. A criminal record check
2. A medical check (according to the new Korean immigration law. (since 15th of Dec. 2007)

Criminal Record Check
- Issued from the central government or local government office
- The criminal record check must obtain apostille by the government of the applicant’s home country except Canadians.

* For Canadians, the criminal background check with a vulnerable sector screening will be required. Then you need to get it notarised by registered local lawyer (or at a notary public) and get it notarised again from Korean Consulate.

* For Canadians, since Canada and Korea government haven’t agreed with apostille, Canadians should go to Korean Consulate in Canada and get criminal record notarized by Korean Consul.

 

Medical check

Self Medical Form - the applicant’s self written medical form required (click and see the form).

The Medical check will be filling the medical form by teacher at the application stage but when the teacher comes to Korea after obtaining the visa, he/she needs to take medical examination and submit a medical check issued from a qualified medical center in Korea (excluding a private hospital) to Korean immigration.

- The medical check is going to include:

TBPE test, Cannabinoid test, HIV test

 

 

 

Employment steps with Planet People

 

Step 1

Go to the on-line application and fill out the information.
OR e-mail the the documents (see how to apply) to planetpeople.jobs@gmail.com

Visa process may differ depending on the applicant’s current location. (Please state your nationality, current location, if you had E2 visa in Korea in the past)

(Start preparing the criminal background check from your local police office and get it apostiled by your gavernment).

 

 

Step 2

Planet People will email you and ask some necessary questions and arrange date/time for phone conversation to discuss with you about your position in Korea.

 

 

Step 3

Planet People will introduce you a suitable position by e-mail or phone.

 

 

Step 4

Set up a phone interview with the school's director or manager and one of their current naitive English teachers. (If applicant’s available time and the school’s working hours don’t match, we will provide one of their current native English teachers e-mail address)

 

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Step 5

If the school and applicant both positive about the interview, the school (or Planet People) will check applicant’s reference and send the school’s contract letter to the applicant. (The applicant will check the school’s contract letter and see if any questions).

 

Step 6

Sign the contract and send your visa documents to Planet People by FedEx, UPS or DHL. Follow the E-2 visa procedure steps.