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Yes, there are summer teaching positions available, particularly in countries with a 10-month teaching programme like South Korea. Since the teaching programme in Korea is 10 months long, from September to June/July, schools typically have a 6 to 8-week summer break. This allows for the possibility of summer teaching positions, which can be a great opportunity for teachers to earn extra income or gain experience. Many schools in popular cities like Seoul, Busan, Incheon, Gyeonggido, and Daegu may offer summer teaching positions, and some employers in China also provide opportunities for summer teaching. While the job market can be competitive, having relevant training or certifications, and being prepared to adapt your teaching skills to the IGCSE curriculum, can increase your chances of securing a summer teaching position. Additionally, some employers may offer a higher or lower salary, and may provide benefits like free accommodation and comprehensive health insurance.