WASHINGTON — Jeb Bush took a page from Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton on the speaking circuit, cashing in on a bonanza of paid engagements from corporations, schools and associations after leaving office in 2007.

The former Florida governor banked nearly $10 million through speaking engagements alone in less than nine years, according to a list of gigs disclosed by his presidential campaign.

His favorite recurring venue is the Seoul-based Poongsan Corporation, a group he addressed nine times, beginning in 2007. The company produces various metal products including copper and alloys for coins as well as ­armaments and titanium tubes.

Bush came at the invitation of company chair Jin Roy Ryu, who is listed as a trustee of the George H.W. Bush presidential library.

Ryu raised more than $1 million for the Bush library effort.

First lady Barbara Bush attended the ribbon-cutting of a Poongsan subsidiary, PMX Industries, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in 1992. The company has gotten major contracts with the US Mint and with the Pentagon.

A champion of school choice, Bush also addressed the Alliance for Choice in Education in 2012. In 2010, he spoke to the New York State School Boards Association, earning $15,000.