Thank you so much, Sonnypest264, for taking time to respond to my question. This is exactly the kind of information I was looking for. It's great to hear that there is some hope!

That makes sense. Thanks, PsyGuy.

Thanks for the information, reisigio. I would never accept a teaching position without ensuring that my daughter would have quality childcare (and that her childcare provider and I could communicate)... thus the reason for this post! I have taught in other countries where Filipino nannies were widely available and spoke clear English and wasn't sure if a similar situation might exist on Jeju. I did find a posting online for a daycare searching for an English speaking teacher, but was unable to find out much more than that. Jeju sounds like a nice place to raise a family (quiet, clean, access to nature) so I was hoping other young families with experience in the area could guide me in the right direction. I will ask to speak with a family currently working at the school and do further research, but we might just have to wait until she is school-age to consider teaching there.

Thanks, PsyGuy, for your response. Any idea if many of the Korean local nannies would speak English?

My husband and I have a 2-month-old daughter (so she will be 9 months in August) are considering a job on Jeju. Obviously finding quality childcare is one of our top priorities when considering offers of employment. Does anyone know if nannies or English daycare services are readily available on Jeju? My husband has visited Jeju before and said that English is not widely spoken. It is important to me that I can clearly communicate with our childcare provider. Does anyone have any experience or insight in this regard?

Thank you in advance for any information you can provide!