Regulations Governing the Employment of Foreigners by Elementary and Secondary Experimental Education Schools and Institutions Article 2

Any elementary or secondary experimental education school or institution (hereunder abbreviated to “school or institution”) that employs a foreigner who is required to have obtained a work permit (hereunder referred to as a “foreign employee”) to engage in subject teaching, teaching a foreign language course, teacher training, curriculum development, or activity promotion, shall do so in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations. If the employer is a school, the provisions of the Regulations Governing Educational Institutions at All levels Applying for Work Permits for Foreign Teachers and Their Administration do not apply.The elementary and secondary experimental education schools referred to in the preceding paragraph include public and private schools providing school-based experimental education, and schools that private entities have commissioned to provide experimental education.The foreign employee referred to in Paragraph 1 does not include a foreigner who has obtained permanent residence and has a work permit issued by the Ministry of Labor in accordance with the provisions of Article 51 of the Employment Service Act.