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
Today’s video and article is a special one, not only because it took a long time to edit, but because it’s a real, straight-up look at a day in the life teaching English in Korea is like. I shot the video on a typical day at my Thursday school – Buhang Middle School. It shows
A big question for any student is what you’re going to do when you get out into the big bad world. This post is going to talk about why going to teach English in Korea after college or university is a great idea and why you should consider doing it. Check out the video where
Today I had the following message from Facebook pop up on my newsfeed: “Alex we care about you and the memories you share here. We thought you’d like to look back on this post from 2 years ago.” It was accompanied by the above image. Yes, thanks Facebook I’d love to fondly look back on
