Hospitality jobs in South Korea

The program includes a guaranteed placement in the hospitality sector, along with tailored preparation:

Individual consultation and preparation to succeed in your job interviews.
Logistical assistance to organize your trip and facilitate your arrival at your workplace.

This program also includes all the benefits of the basic package for Korea.

Access to an online resource base: essential information about living and working in South Korea.
Online preparation session (Zoom): scheduled between 2 and 4 weeks before your arrival.
Airport reception in Incheon (Seoul):
- Arrival expected on the Friday before the first Monday of each month.
- Assistance to take the train to Daegu (ticket not included, but assistance with purchase available).
- Pick-up at Daegu train station and transfer to your accommodation.
Accommodation:
- 28 nights in a shared room in a guesthouse in Daegu (4 to 8 people per room).
Complete administrative support:
- Application for a resident card (ARC - Alien Registration Card).
- Residential registration and obtaining a tax number.
- Registration with the public health system and pension fund.
- Help to obtain a prepaid SIM card.
- Opening a bank account.
Social activities each week: an outing or organized activity to encourage meeting people and discovery.
Workshop on employment in Korea: a 2-hour session to understand the expectations and opportunities of the local job market.
Optimizing your CV:
- Translation and adaptation of CV from English to Korean.
- Format and content improved according to Korean standards.
Job search support: personalized guidance to maximize your chances of success.
Support for one year:
- Assistance with all procedures related to living and working in Korea.
- Support is available in Daegu or online via Kakaotalk.

To help offset the carbon emissions of long-haul flights , 10 native trees are planted for each participant on the slopes of Kilimanjaro, Tanzania.

Hospitality job in Seoul, Korea (Working Holiday Visa)

The Working Holiday Visa (PVT) hospitality job scheme in Korea offers significant advantages:

Guaranteed interviews with employers during your fourth week of orientation or later, depending on your arrival plans
24/7 support from our local partners
Development of real professional skills.
Linguistic and cultural immersion
Administrative procedures, social activities
Meet people from all over the world!
Carbon offsetting of your trip by the host organization
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Orientation in Daegu:
Begin with a 4-week orientation program in Daegu, with monthly departures. During this time, you will be accommodated in centrally located apartments reserved exclusively for program participants. We highly recommend taking intensive language courses (5 sessions per week) to maximize your immersion and enrich your experience.

Placement in Seoul:
During the 4th week, interviews are conducted to secure your job placement. Participants with a good command of Korean will have access to positions involving customer interaction, while roles requiring less language proficiency will be offered to beginners.
Although we cannot provide the employer's name or the exact position in advance, we guarantee every participant a job offer after the initial 4 weeks. In the event of an unsuccessful first interview, additional appointments will be scheduled.

Dates

Hospitality jobs in Korea (Working Holiday Visa): program available all year round.

Profile

Meeting the requirements for a working holiday visa in Korea
You must have conversational Korean skills to understand work instructions. If your Korean is insufficient, you can first spend a month in Daegu or Seoul taking intensive Korean courses through our job assistance partner or our partner school. After a month, your level should be good enough for the job.
We expect you to be flexible and not exclude positions without valid reason.
You are expected to be serious and motivated to complete your work. Once the position has been confirmed and you have accepted it, you should not cancel your commitment for minor reasons. Punctuality and meticulous execution of your tasks are required! Excellent work ethic is expected of you; it's part of Korean culture! This may involve demanding work with shifts that end late at night and begin early in the morning.

Type of work

Helping in the kitchen, washing dishes, handling luggage, room service, setting tables, cleaning, preparing pizzas or burgers, and other similar activities.

Wages

All positions offer at least the legal hourly wage (9860 won or €6.20 min.) or slightly higher.

Hospitality Job Working Holiday Visa Korea

Our guaranteed job program in the hospitality industry thanks to the Working Holiday Visa in Korea