List of Korea’s Leading Job Search Sites and Web Addresses

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List of Korean employment sites

List of Korea’s Leading Job Search Sites

If you’re planning to work in South Korea—or you’re already here and navigating the job market—you’ll quickly learn one thing: Korea takes job searching very seriously. From sleek IT-focused platforms to massive all-industry job boards, Korea has some of the most active recruitment sites in Asia. Whether you’re a student, English speaker, IT professional, freelancer, or corporate job seeker, there’s a platform designed just for you.

As a Korean local, I’ve gathered the most reliable and widely used job search websites that can help you understand the landscape and land the right opportunity. Let’s break them down in a simple, friendly way.

1. Saramin(사람인)

The largest and most trusted job portal in Korea. You’ll find openings from small startups to Korea’s biggest conglomerates.
Website: https://www.saramin.co.kr/

 

2. JobKorea(잡코리아)

A direct competitor to Saramin and just as massive. Many companies post here exclusively, so it’s worth checking both sites.
Website: https://www.jobkorea.co.kr/

 

3. Incruit(인크루트)

Popular for corporate and office-based jobs. It’s also known for quick application tools and reliable filtering features.
Website: https://www.incruit.com/

 

4. JobPlanet(잡플레넷)

Think of it as Korea’s Glassdoor. You’ll find company reviews, salary information, interview experiences, and job listings.
Website: https://www.jobplanet.co.kr/

 

5. Wanted(원티드)

A fast-growing platform focused on IT and startup talent. It’s modern, globally friendly, and often features English-required positions.
Website: https://www.wanted.co.kr/

6. Catch(캣치)

A great site for researching Korean companies, especially if you’re new to the job market. Perfect for fresh graduates.
Website: https://www.catch.co.kr/

 

Part-Time and Freelance Work Platforms

7. AlbaMon(알바몬)

The go-to site for part-time jobs like café work, retail, convenience stores, and student jobs.
Website: https://www.albamon.com/

 

8. Alba Heaven (알바천국)

Another huge platform for hourly and short-term jobs across Korea.
Website: https://www.alba.co.kr/

 

9. Kmong(크몽)

Korea’s largest freelance marketplace. Ideal for designers, translators, marketers, and creative workers.
Website: https://kmong.com/

 

10. Wishket(위시캣)

A project-based platform mainly for developers and digital professionals.
Website: https://www.wishket.com/

Sites Especially Helpful for Foreigners

 

11. Jobs in Korea(잡인코리아)

Great for English-friendly jobs and multinational companies hiring foreign staff.
Website: https://www.jobsinkorea.co.kr/

 

12. Work Korea(워크 코리아)

Another well-known job board for foreigners and bilingual candidates.
Website: https://workkorea.co.kr/

 

13. LinkedIn (Korea Jobs)

Foreign companies, global teams, and tech roles in Korea are commonly posted here.
Website: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/

 

14. ESL Teaching Sites (For English Teachers)

Teach ESL Korea: https://www.teacheslkorea.com/

ESLROK: https://www.eslrok.com/

 

Public Sector and Government Job Portals

15. Narae Job (Government Jobs)

The official portal for public service and government office positions.
Website: https://www.gojobs.go.kr/

 

16. ALIO

Provides hiring information for Korea’s public institutions along with financial transparency reports.
Website: https://www.alio.go.kr/

 

IT and Startup-Focused Platforms

17. Programmers

Used by developers for coding tests, tech hiring, and portfolio building.
Website: https://programmers.co.kr/

 

18. RocketPunch

The leading platform for Korea’s startup ecosystem. Many positions require English or international experience.
Website: https://www.rocketpunch.com/

Final Thoughts

Korea’s job market offers countless opportunities, but the key is knowing where to look. Whether you’re aiming for a stable office job, a flexible freelance lifestyle, or a tech-driven career in startups, these platforms will help you get started. Since I’m a Korean local running Studying Korea, I’ll continue sharing guides to help you understand not just where to apply—but how to succeed in Korea’s unique workplace culture.

If you need a guide on resumes, work visas, interview culture, or industries hiring foreigners, just let me know.

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