Note: DON'T EXPECT AN OFFICE OR A TEACHING JOB POSITION. These positions are reserved for those with high proficiency in Korean language and for teaching English, it is reserved for those who graduated Major in English with a Graduate Degree.
Nonetheless I will continue...
It's like this: ALL APPLICANTS WHO WANT TO WORK IN KOREA (MANUAL JOB) NEED TO PA
SS
THE KLT (KOREAN LANGUAGE TEST FIRST) Once one passes the KLT, MOSTLY,
can go there to work. After taking the KLT, Philippine Oversees
Employment Administration (POEA) will submit the database of
test-passers to Korea Hiring Department. Men would most probably get the
job, as I heard 90-100%, you can go to Korea. POEA will also assist you
with your work visa and plan ticket. REMEMBER: NO NEED FOR ANY
AGENCIES. This is a Government to Government project (PHP-KR).
Now, when you are in Korea, in case you do not like the job, you can change it 3 times until you find what suits you best. Take note that MOST JOBS ARE IN MANUFACTURING COMPANIES. Jobs range from light to heavy. Some jobs can be heavy if you choose to work in companies that are related to construction but many a Filipinos were able to get light to moderate jobs such as assembling eye-glasses, assembling parts of computers, jobs related to making kimchi, and other jobs. Do not expect an office job anyway.
As said if you don't like your present job there, then you can go to labor department and tick the best job that suits you from job vacancies of other Companies. There are various options (Again, you can change job 3 times).
Now, I am thinking of the best way to assist Filipinos who want to go to KOREA to work. You have to all pass the KLT in order to get a decent job there. That is according to their law.
There's one big problem, there are only few KOREAN
LANGUAGE CENTERS in the Philippines that teach KOREAN LANGUAGE which is quite not easy to learn. Now I am thinking of the easiest way to bring you to Korea by PROVIDING A KOREAN LANGUAGE PROGRAM ACCREDITED BY TESDA.
You may all know that I bring Koreans to the Philippines for the longest time, now I am thinking of BRINGING FILIPINOS to KOREA.
I will keep you all updated. For now, I'm trying to collect necessary things in order for me to do it easier.
Now, when you are in Korea, in case you do not like the job, you can change it 3 times until you find what suits you best. Take note that MOST JOBS ARE IN MANUFACTURING COMPANIES. Jobs range from light to heavy. Some jobs can be heavy if you choose to work in companies that are related to construction but many a Filipinos were able to get light to moderate jobs such as assembling eye-glasses, assembling parts of computers, jobs related to making kimchi, and other jobs. Do not expect an office job anyway.
As said if you don't like your present job there, then you can go to labor department and tick the best job that suits you from job vacancies of other Companies. There are various options (Again, you can change job 3 times).
Now, I am thinking of the best way to assist Filipinos who want to go to KOREA to work. You have to all pass the KLT in order to get a decent job there. That is according to their law.
There's one big problem, there are only few KOREAN
LANGUAGE CENTERS in the Philippines that teach KOREAN LANGUAGE which is quite not easy to learn. Now I am thinking of the easiest way to bring you to Korea by PROVIDING A KOREAN LANGUAGE PROGRAM ACCREDITED BY TESDA.
You may all know that I bring Koreans to the Philippines for the longest time, now I am thinking of BRINGING FILIPINOS to KOREA.
I will keep you all updated. For now, I'm trying to collect necessary things in order for me to do it easier.
paano po if sa mga bars or cafe's? need pa din po bang makapass sa klt?
ReplyDeleteBased on the blog, KLT is a must in any job postin Korea.
DeleteWat f hindi s teaching ung refer na job na gusto nmin and maipasa namin ung klt 4 sure na ba na mkakapag trabho kmi xa korea
ReplyDeleteHow about Engineers?
ReplyDeleteHow about Engineers?
ReplyDeleteHow about Engineers?
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