Instructors asked to work for free outside class hours, with many on short-term contracts with no benefits Yonsei KLI instructors pose for a photo after a rally on campus May 14, 2022. (Yonsei KLI branch of KCTU) The rise of Korean as a popular choice among foreign language learners around the world has become common knowledge in recent years, but the working conditions of those who teach it are far from encouraging.Korean language instructors' wages depend on the country and the institution where they are working, but their terms of employment in Korea are generally significantly below those of average workers.

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