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My First Impressions of Life in South Korea – Carolina’s story
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South Korea
A hugely popular teach abroad destination, Teaching English in South Korea has some serious draw cards. If you’re looking to teach English in South Korea, expect good pay, free accommodation, flights to the country reimbursed, paid leave and much more.
You’ll be living in a highly modernized country with high speed rail links, yet the cities and countryside throughout are peppered with relics from the old world – picturesque shrines, temples, castles and palaces offering many a weekend escape.
Not only that but South Korea is highly connected to the rest of Asia (and the world) with regular direct flights to exciting countries like Japan, China, Taiwan, the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand and tons more. Adventure awaits, let’s take you there!
The Difference Between Public & Private Schools in South Korea
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Friday Live: How to Eat and Drink like a Korean
This week on Friday live, we pay a visit to our local Korean Noraebang and Restaurant, Korean Soul Kitchen in Claremont, Cape Town, South Africa....
Friday Live: What to Pack When You’re Going to Teach English in South Korea
So you're contemplating heading over to teach English in South Korea? I returned from teaching English in South Korea in 2017, and today I'm sharing...
The 10 Weirdest Things I Noticed While Teaching in South Korea
Every culture has it’s own unique set of seemingly bizarre traits. If you teach English in South Korea, your experience will be no different, Korea...
How to Fit a Large Chicken in a Small Oven (& Other Tips for a Great Christmas in Korea)
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Now You Can Do Your TESOL in South Korea!
It's long been a very attractive program for many reasons: high pay, an exciting range of financial benefits and the opportunity to work in one of...
What it Was Like Teaching English in South Korea – Grace’s Story
You're dreaming of adventure right? Of immersing yourself in a completely new and exciting culture. Of ditching life back home, the 9-to-5, the...
3 Reasons Why August is the Best Time to Start Teaching English in South Korea
So you've probably heard by now of the great financial benefits teaching English in South Korea brings. You've probably also heard that you don't...
10 Awesome Overseas Vacation Ideas for English Teachers in South Korea
If you're still trying to pick out a teach abroad program and have contemplated South Korea, you probably already know that it's easy to make a lot...
5 Ways Teaching in South Korea Puts the Most Cash in Your Pocket
There are many reasons people teach English abroad, for some it's to escape a deadbeat job back home or gain some valuable life experience and for...
Accommodation In South Korea: Explained By English Teachers
One of the major benefits of teaching English in South Korea as an employment path or a gap-year option is the free accommodation provided to all...
Why Teaching In South Korea Was The Best Decision She Ever Made
Meet Magda Kapuscik, an English teacher in South Korea. Magda is a biology graduate from Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario in Canada. She...
First Impressions Of Teaching In South Korea
Meet Marek Krawczyk, a young and adventurous guy from Ludlow, Massachusetts in the USA. He has been living and teaching English in Daejon, South...
Recent Canadian Graduate Explains Her Teaching Experience In South Korea
We caught up with Elizabeth Douros who introduced us to the private school (Hagwon) where she teaches English to South Koreans. She kindly shares...