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
In this video today I make a very important point for you to consider if you’re thinking of English in Korea. Coming to teach English in Korea is one of the most rewarding and life changing things you can do but there’s one important point you need to consider before you get started… Yup, so
Now there’s a title that might get your attention 😉 This video today talks about the why you should quit your job and teach English in Korea which allows you to have a care free lifestyle unlike the masses of jobs out there! Do you agree? Thinking of coming over to teach yourself? Let me
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
