Hey, Alex here! Today’s video and article are about Korean nightlife and aim to give you as sense of what kind of things there are to do at night in Korea and cover the many great options such as clubs, bars, hofs, coffee shops and restaurants, as well as giving you a sense of how
“When can I get a job teaching English in Korea?” is a common question asked by people considering leaving their home country to enjoy Korea and teach English here. Today, I’d like to explain when the best times of year to come over are and what teaching programs are suited to those times of year,
Today I have a video and article for you that should help you get a sense of what the cost to start teaching English in Korea is like. I guess a lot of people forget about the fact that you need a sizable chunk of cash to get over here and get started. So in
So if you’re thinking of teaching English in Korea, I’m sure one of the thing you’re wondering is how many hours you’ll have to teach. The short answer is that teaching English in Korea hours vary widely between the three main options you have – EPIK, TALK, and hagwons. In this article, we’ll discuss these
[UPDATE 04 SEPTEMBER 2016] Applications for this position are now closed. Keep an eye out for announcements in the future for further positions we might have available! Hey, Alex here. I’m excited to announce the Ninja Teacher Apprenticeship in Vietnam program. I’m looking to build a team to help me grow NinjaTeacher.com into a leading
