It is 2003, again!

Wages are going up for laborers ... but not for native English teachers.

Holidays: Every Saturday and Sunday

LOL, I love it when places do this.

This job pays a lot. I'm jealous. Wish i could do it.
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900,000 won for 3rd~5th June, Looking for Caucasian female native English speaker. Filming in Daegu for City government's international advert documentary. Transportation & staying fee will be supported additionally upon the payment. Please send your resume and profile.
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This job pays a lot. I'm jealous. Wish i could do it.
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900,000 won for 3rd~5th June, Looking for Caucasian female native English speaker. Filming in Daegu for City government's international advert documentary. Transportation & staying fee will be supported additionally upon the payment. Please send your resume and profile.
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Meh, you could make that doing three afternoons of IELTS

This job pays a lot. I'm jealous. Wish i could do it.
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900,000 won for 3rd~5th June, Looking for Caucasian female native English speaker. Filming in Daegu for City government's international advert documentary. Transportation & staying fee will be supported additionally upon the payment. Please send your resume and profile.
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the best job i had recently was "acting" in an educational video. i got paid 50k an hour, but mostly sat around talking to the other kids in the video for most of the time as i wasn't needed "on set" for the majority of the time. probably did about 2 hours "work" maximum. and got a free dinner after. got paid for 10 hours though

Talking to a load of Korean kids in English kind of sounds like work to me.

Meh, you could make that doing three afternoons of IELTS

How does one get that job? F visa + MATESOL + CELTA/DELTA + substantial experience teaching adults?

The minimum requirements are pretty low - CELTA + adult teaching exp but in practice it's pretty competitive.

Talking to a load of Korean kids in English kind of sounds like work to me.

they were mostly on their phones tbh (as was i)

yeah and if you wanna teach IELTS, korea probably isn't the best country to get into it

they were mostly on their phones tbh (as was i)

yeah and if you wanna teach IELTS, korea probably isn't the best country to get into it

Talking about examining but the point's still valid.  The easiest route in was China where they were recruiting full time examiners like mad before the virus.

I'm looking at ads...
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Female DJ needed for weekend job in Songtan...near pyeongtaek. New nightclub
400,000-600,000/weekend
Friday + Saturday night
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How many IELTS hours to make 400-600k?

Is the pay much different in Korea vs. China?

I heard doing IELTS work is very boring, "soul destroying" is what I heard ... but everyone's different; maybe some people like it.

Being a DJ would be a fun job; I've thought about getting into it. Not easy to get gigs though; super competitive. And looks and youth are desired, unfortunately.

I'm surprised:
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#jazz musicians all part#

Jazz/Latin
Looking for female vocalists and music video models
-Team introduction

We are playing for weddings, jazz clubs and hotels.

We are an international team including member from Ireland, France, Mexico, U.S, Korea, Isral, Russia etc.

We are working in Korea now,
but we plan to also work in Tokyo and New York.

We have connection to hotel and cruise agencies,
and are making portfolios and videos for each member.

After the portfolios are done,
we send them to various companies and agencies.

- Youtube

We are also planning a youtube channel,
by mixing contents with jazz
(This is not mandatory)

-Instrumentation

[Latin Team]
Vocal, Violin, Saxophone, Guitar, Piano
Contrabass, Percussion, Drum

[Jazz Team]
Vocal, Saxophone, Piano,
Contrabass, Drum

Depending on the gig,
We go as a piano trio or vocal quintet

-Other Intstruments wanted

We are getting lots of gigs,
and we need more teams.

We need piano, and contrabass most,
and we also need other instruments such as
Woodwind instruments, Brass, harmonica, Harp, Accordion, Percussion

- About Vocalists

We need 5 vocalists for gigs,
and 2 for Youtube.

Most gigs will need one vocalist at a time.

I am sorry to say,
for most of the gigs,
the agencies look more for looks than skill.

Because the tendencies of jazz gigs,
looks are a important part of recruit.

You might sing as a quintet,
or you might sing duo with piano.

-Gig vocal eligibility

After the audition,
You will get gigs right away,
or will get training first depending on your level.,
so your current skill is irrelevant.
The training is free.

You must be slim,
and need to be more than 170cm tall.

We promise that if you have strong passion,
even if your current skill is not good,
we can make you a jazz diva.

-Youtube vocal eligibility

There is no height eligibility.
You must be slim,
and have coherent looks.

-Music video model eligibility

Around 175cm height, or more tall than 180cm
Looking for slim body and good looks.
If you come as a guest for music videos or Youtube broadcasts,

We will teach you jazz instrument, vocals or language.
We can also pay you depending.

If you want vocal training,
we will teach you how to make noise,
breathe, practice scales,
sightsing, layback,
how to copy melody and scat and etc

Also basic piano voicings and how to make charts.

And jazz fashion makeup, hair and dressing,
style coaching and your gestures on gigs.

-How and where to audition

If you send your resume by kakaotalk,
We will contact you personally.

We need a upper body photo and a full body photo,
name, position, nationality, height, where you live,
phone number, and know when you can audition.

If you are a instrumentalist,
you can send a video or come to jam.
Vocals should come wearing a dress as if a real gig.

Talking about examining but the point's still valid.  The easiest route in was China where they were recruiting full time examiners like mad before the virus.

yeah i just meant if you wanted to become an examiner i presume you'd need some experience teaching it first(?)

This says the majority of the applicant’s teaching experience should be to adults:
https://www.ielts.org/teaching-and-research/examiner-recruitment-and-training

yeah i just meant if you wanted to become an examiner i presume you'd need some experience teaching it first(?)

No, never heard that being a requirement, or even desirable, although it'd probably help with the training.

I heard doing IELTS work is very boring, "soul destroying" is what I heard ... but everyone's different; maybe some people like it.

I've never heard anyone say they like it. At best it's dull, but stress free and you can occasionally have an interesting chat with a higher level candidate. At worst it could be soul destroying if you were doing it full time in a place like China where all the candidates are around the same lowish level and all regurgitate the same stock phrases they learned at their IELTS academy. 

I'd personally find standing up all night surrounded by drunk people, having Rap or Hip Hop music blaring at me for hours on end a lot worse,  but as you say everyone's different. 

https://www.eslcafe.com/postajob-detail/2-positions-available-korea-unesco-global-pea-1

..even EV's are now doing flight reimbursement.

-decent salary but single room dorms (most likely)

No, never heard that being a requirement, or even desirable, although it'd probably help with the training.

Hmm. Interesting. I always enjoyed teaching IELTS and would have definitely got into the examiner game if I could have stayed in Australia. The ielts examiners I knew seemed to like doing it

Maybe they and you were new to it? I was told it becomes tiresome over time (after about a month). How long did you / they do IELTS examining for? 

Maybe they and you were new to it? I was told it becomes tiresome over time (after about a month). How long did you / they do IELTS examining for? 

Yep, it definitely gets old fast.  Speaking as a 15 year vet.