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Korean Business Recruiters is a licensed Korean business. KBR is the only company in Korea to be given exclusive contractual rights to EFL in American bases. Unique teaching programs are run by KBR and the American bases (for Korean students)

KBR now provides applicants with the unique chance to :-

a) work in a safe Government run teaching program
b) receive a free 120 hour TESOL Certificate (sponsored by KBR)
c) receive free legal help in times of need (sponsored by EFL-Law)

KBR is a licensed business - a member of the Korea Australia New Zealand business group.

Contact KBR

KBR can be your partner in any business operation you wish to set up in Korea. Types of businesses' being run successfully include:-
* schools (hogwans)
* internet business's
* recruiting
* import export

Some issues to consider on your future contract

If you are applying from within the country of employment, you have the advantage of meeting the school/institution owner and discussing any provisions of the contract you have been presented. Determine that the person you are negotiating with does in fact have authority to represent the institution and that contractual arrangements will be binding; (e.g. some universities leave the interview to western teachers on their staff. Though they may make promises, they are not in a position to legally bind their employer.) The key areas you will be discussing are:-
(a) monthly wage
(b) hours worked and when and what constitutes an 'hour'
(c) holiday and annual leave provisions
(d) health insurance and deductions
(e) accommodation
(f) contract length
(g) any other salary deductions
(h) pension contribution and return of said pension contribution at the end of contract
(i) accommodation.

As noted above, some institutions have fixed non negotiable contracts. If you do nevertheless, negotiate a change, confirm it is written into both English and local language versions of the contract. Oral agreements can be forgotten or explained as a miscommunication. Then do check the local version mirrors the English version.