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While a native English speaker is often preferred, it's not a requirement for teaching maths in South Korea. However, having a strong command of spoken English is essential for effective communication with students. To increase your chances of securing a maths teaching job as a non-native English speaker, consider obtaining a TEFL certification of at least 120 hours, which is often required for teaching English in South Korea. Additionally, gaining experience teaching maths in an international setting, such as with the IGCSE curriculum, can make your application more competitive. Tailor your application and resume to highlight your relevant experience and qualifications, and be prepared to demonstrate your maths teaching skills and knowledge. It's also essential to confirm specific requirements with the employer or contact the relevant authorities for more information on the requirements for maths teaching positions in South Korea.