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
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
Hello there 🙂 Today’s video dives into the topic of the best TEFL or CELTA to go for if you want to teach English in Korea. Check out the video now! [youtube nRWsenKnk38 640 360] Great, that should give you a clearer sense of what to do for your teach English in Korea TEFL course
Lately I’ve been getting a lot of people asking me questions about teaching English in Korea through EPIK. While I’ve said a lot of good things about the program, there are now a number of downsides of applying though EPIK (a big one being the massive job cuts they’re making). I decided to make this
“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,
