Switch between job openings, academy profiles, and teacher reviews on the same map. Open a school to move between the information available for that branch. Your map position stays put as you explore. Explore the map.

Schools can find their existing branch before setting up a profile, helping their profile and job openings appear in the right place. Teacher reviews remain available even when a school has not published a profile. If you spot an incorrect detail, open the panel menu to suggest a correction.

We now have a newsletter form for occasional updates about new features and major platform changes. Sign up and confirm your email if you would like to hear from us. The newsletter is optional and separate from job alerts.

Reviews give teachers a place to share their experience. Academy profiles give schools room to tell their story too. Show how you teach, how you support your staff, and what a normal day looks like.

Add your logo, photos, a video, and useful links. Write about your curriculum and team, then preview the page before publishing. You can create a profile for free, even when you do not have a job opening. See an example profile.

Teachers can browse academy profiles on the map or in the directory, with cards, compact cards, and a list view. Filters include location, ages taught, typical class size, and teaching-team size. Create your academy profile or browse academies.

If you already have a resume, you can use it as a starting point instead of typing everything again.

AI will pull in the key details and help shape them into a clearer, Korean ESL-focused resume.

After import, review the sections, make any edits, and publish when it looks right. You can also save or print your shareable resume as a PDF.

When a job is posted by a school or academy directly, the listing can show that employer identity. When a recruiter is representing the opportunity, the listing can show the recruiter agency instead. This makes it easier to understand who you are talking to before you apply.

If something looks wrong, you can send a report from inside ESL Whitelist Korea. Reports help the team review misleading job posts, suspicious profiles, or content that does not belong on the marketplace.

Benchmarks now group jobs by scheduled weekly workload before comparing market averages. That means lighter schedules, standard full-time roles, and higher-hour jobs are evaluated against more comparable listings.

Whether you are applying for teaching jobs or publishing openings, you can now contact support from the same authenticated experience. The new Support entry in the sidebar keeps help close without forcing you out of your current workflow.

The new Change log gives teachers and employers one durable place to review launches, improvements, and fixes. Instead of chasing one-off announcements, you can scan the product changes that actually affect day-to-day hiring and job search work.

Important launches now surface through a What's New modal when you sign in, so major changes are harder to miss. ESL Whitelist Korea also remembers which announcements you have already seen, which makes it easier to spot new updates without rereading old ones.