Built by teachers in Korea
Korea’s ESL job market is broken. Teachers are fixing it.
See the school, salary, schedule, teaching load, housing, and teacher reports before you apply. Build one profile and use it across the market.
83 teachers have joined so far.
- Every school named
- Salary and schedule visible
- Free for teachers
- No paid placement
Transparent jobs
The offer is visible before you apply.
Jobs sit on a map and in a sortable table. Compare pay, working hours, teaching load, housing, class size, vacation, and visa support in one place.
Public reviews
Teacher reports belong on the record.
Positive and negative reports stay attached to the physical branch they describe. Reading is public. Publishing still goes through moderation.
Reusable teacher profiles
One profile, visible on your terms.
Teachers choose whether to publish. Employers can search the directory, and applicants reuse the same resume instead of rebuilding it for every recruiter.
83 teachers have joined so far.
Why this exists
I got tired of watching the same bad job reopen.
After ten years teaching in Korea, I had left twice burned out and convinced I was done. The hiring loop kept sending vague offers back into circulation while teachers carried the risk. ESL Whitelist Korea starts by naming the school, publishing the terms, and letting people compare.
See the market before you enter it.
Browse jobs, read teacher reports, or publish one reusable profile.