Busan Overseas Chinese School has published a recruitment notice for teachers for the 115th (2026) academic year. It sets out the subjects being recruited, eligibility requirements, documents to submit, and the application period and method.

Teachers at overseas Chinese schools work in an environment using both Chinese and Korean, and often take on homeroom duties and school events alongside teaching. The school asks applicants to confirm details in the notice itself.

What these schools are

Chinese schools in Korea follow a Taiwan-based curriculum while teaching Korean and English alongside it, in keeping with the circumstances of students living in Korean society. The '115th academic year' label follows the Republic of China calendar.

Falling enrollment is a long-running challenge. Small classes bring advantages, but they also widen the range of subjects and duties any one teacher must cover.

If you are considering applying

Eligibility, required certifications and how prior experience is credited differ by school. Requirements at other Chinese schools in Korea are not necessarily the same, so the school's own notice is the reliable reference.

Inquiries go to the school office, and deadlines and selection dates follow those printed in the notice. This paper continues to compile new notices from Chinese schools and associations.