This week I went to my usual language exchange event on a Tuesday night, only this time I decided to bring the gear and ask some questions to to my English teacher friends who were also there. A lot of people want to hear from those who are over here teaching English and get a
Hey every, important update here for everyone thinking of teaching English in Korea. If you’ haven’t heard, the Korean government has been downsizing the EPIK program for a while now, with big changes coming in the form of middle and high school position slowly being phased out of all schools. Yesterday it was announced to
If you’ve spent any time at all reading up about teaching English in Korea you’ve probably noticed that just about every job out there seems to be for a period of one year. In today’s video I get into why this is and discuss whether there are any alternatives to these one year contracts and
I recently got asked if you ever have to work weekends when teaching English in Korea. The answer to this varies a bit from school to school and between public schools (such as jobs through the EPIK and GEPIK programs) and private academies (hagwons). So check out the video where I explain exactly what you
What better way to spend a Saturday night than to dress up like zombies and hobble around scaring the hell out of unsuspecting Koreans… Amirite? Well someone thought it would be fun and hence the Daegu Zombie Walk came about. This year was the third year since it got up and running and of course
