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JOB

Find your way
to work in Korea

From job leads to résumé and interview prep, we help you take your first steps into working in Korea.

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PREPARE

From résumé to first day, in three steps

01

Résumé & cover letter

Learn what Korean employers look for and how they expect it to be written.

  • Include a photo; list education and experience newest first
  • Be specific about why you're applying and your life in Korea
  • Always list language scores such as TOPIK
02

Interview prep

Get familiar with common questions and what interviews feel like.

  • Practice a one-minute self-introduction in Korean
  • Prepare an answer to “Why do you want to work in Korea?”
  • Run mock interviews with members at our Wednesday meetups
03

Apply & get hired

Know how to apply and which documents to prepare before you start.

  • Have your residence card and passport copy ready
  • Check whether your degree needs an apostille or notarized translation
  • Read your employment contract carefully before signing

What work you can do depends on your visa

Before you apply, check that your visa status allows you to take the job.

See K-VISA/ADMIN
MEMBER VOICES

Members who've been there

“I practiced mock interviews three times at the Wednesday meetups. In the real interview, I could tell my story without freezing up.”
Nguyen Thi Ha · Overseas Sales · Vietnam
“A member helped me rewrite my résumé the Korean way, and I passed my first screening. Now I review résumés for newer members.”
Daniel Muñoz · Backend Developer · Chile
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