About Us
LIKELION is the leading Edutech company in Korea. In Vietnam, we have partnered with corporations such as Naver, KaKao&039;s Ground X, and Shinhan DS. We have also provided offline programming classes for students and office workers,… Our vision is to create an on- offline programming education platform for everyone to challenge themselves and turn their ideas into reality. If you enjoy working in a high- performing, ambitious international work environment, LIKELION will suit you well.
Type: Part- time / Short- term contract
Location: Client’s company in Tan Binh District, Ho Chi Minh City
Salary: Negotiable based on experience and course design
Job Description
We are looking for a Korean Culture Instructor with extensive experience working with Korean professionals to deliver an engaging and practical training program for our corporate client.
The instructor will:
Design and conduct
a training course covering the following topics:
Building Relationships in the Workplace – including dining etiquette and professional social behavior.
Effective Communication and Overcoming Cultural Differences – including business etiquette and communication norms.
Characteristics of Korean People – personality, work style, and cultural values.
Prepare training materials, case studies, and interactive activities.
Deliver lessons that are dynamic, practical, and relevant to a corporate working environment.
Requirements
Background in corporate training, HR, or cross- cultural communication is a plus.
Able to independently design and conduct training sessions.
Strong understanding of Korean business culture and workplace etiquette.
Excellent presentation and teaching skills, with the ability to connect concepts to real- life corporate settings.
Extensive experience working with Korean individuals or organizations (the longer, the better).
Benefits
Competitive, negotiable salary based on experience and program quality.
Professional, collaborative working environment with motivated learners.
Opportunity for long- term collaboration in future corporate training programs.
