Source: http://www.worknplay.co.kr/korea-jobs/199462/kipa-is-looking-for-a-...
KIPA (Korea Invention Promotion Association) is a public institution established to promote international competitiveness and economic development through systematic and efficient implementation of invention promotion. We assist commercialization, promote intellectual property, support patent management, and educate handling international intellectual property issues since 1973.Job DescriptionInternational Relations Responsibilities
- Manage foreign clients and network associated with KIPA
- Schedule employees’ international business trips, trainings, and seminars
Other responsibilities
- Assist employees of international business team with international business
skills
- Teach employees English
- Introduce KIPA to foreign visitors (presentation)
- Technical writing (editing, etc)
- Assist global intellectual property education & training program
(answer questions from foreign clients, write and proofread relevant materials-
brochures, test questions, surveys, etc)
QualificationNative speaker (from USA, UK, Canada, IR, NZ, AU, SA); Bilingual preffered.Bachelor’s Degree required; Masters Degree in Education, Science, or related field preferredInternational relations experience highly desirableProficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Power Point); Photoshop desirableExcellent verbal and written communication, seminar, and presentation skillsHardworking, organized, collaborative, self-starter, team playerFlexible, able to effectively multitaskAble to work overtime
ConditionsMonday - Friday, 9am – 6pmSalary: 3 million won/monthNo housing allowance, no airfare
Benefits4 major insurances, 10 vacation days per year, E-7 VISA Sponsorship available
Starting Date : March, 2013
LocationKorea Intellectual Property Service Center 131 Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
Send your resume, cover letter, and photo to kipa.personnel@gmail.com
*All inquries will be answered by email, not via phone
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Phillip is that a typo? 10 vacation days per year - Ouch!
Permalink Reply by Philipp Grunwald on January 20, 2013 at 9:58pm Well, I guess they might mean plus national holidays. ;) But I don't know either...
Most employers here aren't very generous with vacation or are they?

By Korean standards, 10 vacation days per year is an eternity!
Permalink Reply by Paul Jang on January 27, 2013 at 6:20am Hi all.
I applied last week and still no word...
I was just wondering if anyone has had a response from them since their application.
Thank for any replies in advance.
Permalink Reply by Lynn Yang on March 17, 2013 at 6:40pm I am a MBA graduate with a South African passport, and bilingual in English and Mandarin.
I sent in my resume two weeks ago but still no response.
Are there specific qualifications preferred?

I suppose the job's probably been filled by now...
I had an interview a couple of weeks ago. I got to the final 2 but they picked the other person...

Thanks for the update. Sorry to hear you didn't get this job; I'm sure you'll get the next one.
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