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We are excited to highlight Alabama’s strong ties with South Korea, demonstrated by the growing Korean community and the impact of South Korean manufacturers, especially in Montgomery.
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ALIEEP staff members pose together

Opportunities for Koreans

With established Korean-American associations and an increasing number of Korean businesses, Alabama offers a supportive environment for South Koreans. Those seeking new careers and cultural experiences will find opportunities here.
 
For South Korean educators, Alabama provides meaningful teaching positions, strong community support, and the chance to make an impact in diverse classrooms. They can also build strong cultural connections across the state.
 
There is a growing need to build new educational partnerships in Korea to expand career opportunities and support economic growth. By strengthening relationships with Korean partner institutions, Alabama hopes to create a collaborative environment that benefits both regions.
 
We encourage educators, institutions, and businesses to take part in these partnership initiatives and help shape a prosperous future for both communities.

COLLABORATIONS

The results
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S.T.E.A.M Educators Program

Working with the Korean Ministry of Education brought successful development of the STEAM Educators Program, and the joint projects between Korean national universities and Alabama universities have produced fruitful outcomes and continue. Sahmyook University has remained one of our most active collaborators.

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K-12 School Programs

Our Korean as a Second Language programs connect learners of all ages to the Korean language, culture, and history so that they can interact with their neighbors, get in touch with their roots or advance their professional aspirations. Students in high school programs receive a Carnegie credit for their classes.

KSL Programs at Montgomery and Pike Road Schools

We hope that by learning Korean, students will broaden their perspectives and take advantage of the education, cultural and career opportunities in Montgomery and beyond. 

Alabama Officials Visit South Korea to Find Teachers

ALIEEP has committed to solving the teacher shortage occurring in the state of Alabama.

MGM Catch the K-Wave: Korean Language Lesson #2

Join teacher Jemma Lee for this fun and engaging Korean language lesson! Catch the K-Wave is provided by the Alabama-Korea Education and Economic Partnership (A-KEEP) in collaboration with Montgomery Public Schools and the city of Montgomery.

Programs We Offer

How to join
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S.T.E.A.M. Educator

Take YOUR CLASSROOM GLOBAL

Accepts all teachers from every culture and background.

Professional development and exchange opportunities for international educators, including teaching practice, mentorship, job support, and certificate conversion. 

Intern Exchange

TAKE A LEAP WITH ALIEEP

Empowering Minds. Embracing Diversity.

Our program welcomes participants from all over the world, including India, Europe, Asia, and South America. We believe that a multicultural workplace enhances creativity, innovation, and learning. By joining ALIEEP you’ll become part of a global professional network, making connections that will last a lifetime.

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Our Services

ALIEEP guides you from job connection to visas to community life, ensuring a transition smooth.

Teaching Certificate Conversion

ALIEEP is authorized to assist foreign teachers in converting their certificates to Alabama's credentials. This service is offered to all international educators interested in teaching in Alabama. 

Translation

Provides translation and interpretation services for people, companies, and agencies.Include: medical appointments, contract negotiations, document translation, and more. 

Take a LEAP with ALIEEP!

Join our Mission.

Relevant Posts

News and press
A joyful group photo of the K-WAVE Club, with students from diverse backgrounds standing side by side with their teacher

K-WAVE Club Ends Fall Semester with Mini-Showcase: Pike Road High School

On November 19, 2025, at 3:45 PM, Pike Road High School’s K-WAVE Club began its end-of-semester showcase. The event was held on the library’s second floor. Each table had La…
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Six International Teachers Placed and More To Come!

We’re celebrating a significant milestone for our S.T.E.A.M. Educator Program: 6 international teachers placed across the state of Alabama! These experienced and qualified teachers are making a positive impact on…
Students posing for a group photo in front of the Aubie tiger mascot statue on the Auburn University campus.

Continuing our celebration of cultural engagement, we highlight the impact of Ms. Mary Chon’s efforts:

On October 3, 2025, Ms. Mary’s twenty-seven Korean language students and two parent chaperones attended Auburn University’s Moon Festival! Ms. Mary consistently exposes her Korean language students to culturally enriching traditions…
Linda Muse teaching calligraphy writing during workshop

Reviving Cursive Writing: ALIEEP’s Calligraphy Workshop at Pike Road High

Students at Pike Road High School attended an ALIEEP-hosted calligraphy workshop led by Linda Muse on September 3, 2025. The three classes, each with no more than fifteen students, took…
Participants wearing gloves preparing Korean food together during a hands-on cultural workshop.

ALIEEP Teaches BTW Students The Art of Kimbap

Ms. Jemma’s class from Booker T. Washington visited a local Korean restaurant in Montgomery, AL, for a hands-on cultural experience. There, students learned to roll Kimbap—a traditional Korean dish—while exploring…
A student wearing traditional Korean hanbok standing beside a brick wall.

From A-KEEP to South Korea

In the Summer of 2022, I interned with The Alabama International Education and Economic Partnership (ALIEEP), formally known as the Alabama-Korea Education and Economic Partnership (A-KEEP). One of the largest challenges…
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