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While having a BS degree and a TESOL/TEFL certificate are significant qualifications, the lack of two years of teaching experience may pose a challenge in securing a teaching position in some countries. However, it's worth noting that many countries, including South Korea, have a high demand for English language instructors, and some employers may be willing to consider candidates with less experience. In South Korea, for instance, the job requirements for teaching English typically include a TEFL or TESOL certification, a bachelor's degree, and a police clearance certificate. While teaching experience is preferred, it's not necessarily a dealbreaker. As a native English speaker with a BS degree and a TESOL/TEFL certificate, you may still be eligible to teach in South Korea, although you may face more competition from candidates with more experience.