Hey people of the world! Today’s video and article are on the inevitable experience of culture shock when teaching English in Korea – that initial period when you arrive and everything is daunting and overwhelming. The good news is that this experience is not only something that you can get through but seeing a new
The Busan International Film Festival 2014 (also known as BIFF) took place in October and we got to go experience some of the fun! Held around the famous beach area of Haeundae, the festival is one of Asia’s most prominent film festivals featuring hundreds of films and international premieres. We watched a few of the
So you’ve had a look at teaching English in Korea, decided it looks kind of interesting and you want to know more. The first thing you need to know are the teaching English in Korea requirements to get a job here. So I went ahead and made a video that covers just that: [youtube f9dSYG-atxU
Lately I’ve been making an effort to put out videos that give you information on how to start teaching English in Korea as well as ones that give you a sense of how cool and fun life in Korea can be. Today’s video is definitely in the latter category – some unadulterated good times at
Okay, so you’ve made the decision – you’re ready to go, your affairs are in order back home, and you want to know how to start teaching English in Korea right now. Exciting, but you’re probably wondering, “Where do I start? How do I apply? Who do I speak to first?” Today, I’m going to
