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TaLK - Teach and Learn in Korea

Program invites current students and recent graduates who seek to broaden their horizon by expanding their multi-cultural experiences as well as real-life professional experience of teaching.

Participants will receive Korean government scholarships and teach after-school English classes 9 hours a week at elementary schools while continuing their studies at BHUS's partner university, Yeungnam.  Eligibility:

 

  • be a citizen of a country where the national language is English: Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, UK or USA
  • Be enrolled as an undergraduate student (must have completed 2 years) or graduate student
  • Be able to attend one of the TaLK-affiliated universities in Korea

 

Scholarship Benefits:
  • 900,000 KRW monthly stipend
  • Round-trip Airfare
  • Dormitory Housing
  • Health Insurance
  • Settlement Subsidy
  • Paid Leave
  • Cultural Experience Programs
  • Government Scholar Certificate

Application Deadlines

Start of Work Applications Due
Fall (September) June
Spring (March) December

South Korea:
Let’s Talk: Teach and Learn in Korea

Teaching Overseas

Thank you for your interest in student teaching overseas through Black Hills State University. This is a great opportunity for a short visit to international locations and to showcase your flexibility in teaching to future employers. Many school systems want to know how new teachers will fair in multicultural environments; teaching overseas is a great opportunity to demonstrate your success. Please contact the School of Education to learn more about your opportunities to teach overseas.

Learn more from the BHSU School of Education.

Teaching English Overseas

Thank you for your interest in teaching English internationally! Most of the options to teach English internationally before you graduate with your bachelor’s degree are based on teaching conversational English. Therefore, it is less rigorous and daunting for students that have not graduated. There are many opportunities to teach English, especially in Asia, however, the Office of International Studies has formed agreements with a few partners to assist in this process.

There are many great benefits of teaching English overseas. Depending on the length of teaching and the location. Some of the benefits are included below:

  • Assistance in paying for flights
  • Place to live upon arrival
  • Small monthly stipend
  • Housing assistance
  • Guidance in exploring the country/culture
  • Certificate of Achievement for your resume

Learn more...

China:

Mongolia:

South Korea:
Let’s Talk: Teach and Learn in Korea

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