Travel, Teach, Live in Korea

Information for teachers going to Korea -- tr
Going to Korea tips:

question -- Becky
I am interested in going to korea to teach english. Can I get a teaching job in south korea without a ba or aa, but i am doing online college?
Re: question -- Sun T.
You need a BA. An online college degree, 3 to 4 years may do it. You could also try Taiwan, China and any other country in Asia. Best, Sun T.

Renting apartment in Daegu -- Paul
Hi, My girlfriend and I have recently been offered contracts in Daegu through EPIK but have been told that they cannot provide us with joint accommodation as we are not yet married, nor will they ...

requirement to be a ESL teacher. -- Miss Matsu
hi.. i am the new teacher in my country and graduate from a university in my country in Bachelor of Education in science (biology).i study for 4 years in university in english language.. If i want to ...

i dont have a BA or a AA but can i have a TESOL certificate can i teach out here in south korea -- Billy Woo
hello everyone i dont have a BA or a AA but i do have a TESOL Certificate is there a way to teach out here in South Korea if so are you able to send me links to some of those sites as well i would ...

Teaching positions -- Lisa
Filipinos are NOT allowed to teach English in Korea UNLESS he/she is on F2 visa (i.e., married to a Korean).
Re: Teaching positions -- Nona
That is NOT true. My collegue is a filipina professor. We teach in the English Department at a 4 year college in Wonju, South Korea. Qualified philippinos have the same visas (E-2, F-1) the rest of ...

Teaching English in Korea -- David Cox
I am proceeeding to teach English to a Korean student over the Internet. They are based in Korea. As a way of knowing how I should pitch my pricing bearing in mind I am pretty qualified native ...

GnB English schools -- Aimee Clegg
Hi, I have recently accepted a job in Gangneung, it is a GnB English school I was wondering if any one had herd about this school or has been there, if they have any information that would be great! ...

Accent Reduction: Secrets of English Pronunciation for Koreans, Part 1 -- Lisa Scott
I am an accent reduction specialist, and I am going to give away some secrets of English pronunciation for Koreans learning English. There are some common mistakes that almost all Koreans make, and ...

The Best Tourist Spots in South Korea -- Pauline Go
The tourism industry in South Korea is an emerging industry and the country is fast becoming one of the hottest destinations to visit in the world. The Korean culture is gaining popularity in the ...

What to bring?!?! + tech Q -- RemyArgo
hey all, Applying for the EPIK 2010 school year and fairly confident i'll get in (knock on wood!) and I'm trying to determine what I'll need to bring. basically, planning in advanced will ...

Is it possible for me to teach English for Koreans? -- Ivan Metternich Augustus
Annyeonghaseyo! My name is Ivan Metternich Augustus. I am 20 years old and now in my 4th year college of studying English major in Language and Literature here in my country. I've gone through ...

Is it possible to teach only for 4 months? -- Jacqueline
Hello, I am an 18 Year old Indonesian girl who's currently stuyding in Melbourne. Things are pretty messed up with my university, and so i got a semester off. I'm thinking to go to Korea to ...

Stairway to Heaven - Famous Korean TV Drama -- Erika Ayala
Did you know that Stairway to Heaven is one of the most successful Korean dramas ever made? It continues to be popular in countries all across Asia most especially the Philippines. The drama was a ...

Why Are Korean Television Dramas So Addicting? -- Erika Ayala
Have you ever wondered what makes Korean dramas so popular among Asians? Why do you think they stay glued to their television sets time and again to watch series after series that seem to follow the ...

Are Singaporeans allowed to teach English in Korea? -- Miss L
Hi all, I am extremely interested in applying to be an English teacher in Korea sometime in the near future but I understand that in order to apply for most teaching positions in Korea, one has to ...

I want to teach English in Korea -- Jerremiah
Greetings to Everyone! Hi I am an undergraduate Engineering University Student here in the Philippines. And I am currently working with Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) projects having clients ...

Bringing Your Significant Other? -- Misa
I have a question for anyone who has been able to bring their significant other to Korea. Did they have to exit/enter the country every 90 days or has anyone had luck talking to immigration to allow ...

Re: OOOOH!!! PILSUN KOOOORREEAAA!!!! - ESL in Korea -- Professor Dr.David Ngin Sian Pau
You mentioned the phrase "Important Nation", when you wrote something about Koreans. I don't think they really are "Important Nation" to me though they might be very important to you. And for the ...

wants to teach in seoul -- grace antonnette vergara s.
hi my name is gracie...i've been wondering if a filipino esl teacher like me can actually teach english in seoul??? i have a friends who is now in korea and she is teaching english there. could ...

New Visa Law Angers Foreign Teachers Here (South Korea) -- Kang Shin-who - Staff Reporter - koreatimes.co.kr
Foreign teachers are complaining over the government's new immigration law asking them to submit police background checks and medical documents. The reaction came after the Korea Immigration ...

Need 3 BR apartment from September to December -- Birna
Hello and good day. We are three exchange students from Iceland that are looking for an apartment in Seoul. We will arrive August 19th in Seoul and leave again late December. We will be studying at ...

What is teaching like in Seoul for an African American woman? -- Trina
Hi my name is Trina and I recently received a job offer from Seoul. First: Do they usually provide airfare? Are there many Af. American teachers there? Just wondereing before I make my final ...
Re: What is teaching like in Seoul for an African American woman? -- Charles
Hi, I can't answer your question. But I would very much appreciate it if you keep in touch with me if you go to teach in Korea, or any Asian country. Because I am also an African American who ...
Re: What is teaching like in Seoul for an African American woman? -- Tara Franklin
Hi, What Charles said is not accurate. Asian people do not believe Caucasian people are superior at all. Some people link some Asian people's preference of white skin to the West; but it has more ...

Public School vs. Private Institute (Hagwon) -- Korvia Consulting
Public School vs. Private Institute (Hagwon) Knowing the difference and what it means to you. When considering if the opportunity to come to South Korea to teach English as a second language is right ...

Looking for room to stay from 21June-3Sep (around Sinchon,Ehwa) -- Penny
hi! I'm Penny from Hong Kong. I am going to study in Yonsei KLI from 21/6- 3/9..just about 10 weeks. Becoz of late application to Yonsei KLI,so I can't get a room from the dormitory. My buget ...

Private tutoring on a D4 Visa -- Johnnly
Soon I'm going to Korea to learn Korean at an university, for first 6 months i cant get any work permit, so I was wondering if I can somehow, tutor privately people English and German language. I ...

english teacher no degree? -- John
Hi. My name is John Pae. I am a citizen of the United States. I am visiting Korea this summer for about two months. While I am living in Korea, I would like to take a position where I can interact ...

parkenglish.com -- Nika
Is this agency legit. It looks to be so but wondered if anyone has worked with them before.

Contracts -- Kevin
Do you know if a year long contract is required for all Korean language schools, or is it possible to do a 3 month contract or a month to month contract?
Re: Contracts -- Lynette Kim
Kevin, usually it is unlikely to get a teaching position short term except for study tours however, my husband and I have recently opened a language school in Korea and are in the process of ...

Teaching with medical issue? -- Kris
Hello, I am wondering if having Inactive TB that was already treated would prevent me from getting a teaching position in Korea? Even if treated is still shows up on the skin test. I have looked for ...
Re: Teaching with medical issue? -- Jen
If you test positive for the skin test but negative with x-rays it means that you have latent TB, this is actually quite a popular condition. Anyone who has ever been exposed to someone with TB will ...
Re: Teaching with medical issue? -- Sam
Have you tried contacting the Korean Embassies and consulates. Good luck and stay healthy! Sam R.

The History of Korea -- Nancy Eben
The history of Korea stretches from Lower Paleolithic times to the present. The earliest pottery period lead to Neolithic period and then to Bronze Age followed by Gojoseon Kingdom. By 3rd century ...

Some Important Things to be Learn About Seoul -- Nancy Eben
Seoul, the capital city of South Korea, is situated at the bank of Han River. Offering several enticing destinations for the tourists and experiencing glory in different aspects, it has its own world ...

Taking A Tour Of Busan, South Korea -- Wolfgang Jaegel
Busan, also spelled as Pusan, is the second largest city in South Korea, after Seoul. Situated in South Gyeongsang, Busan has a population of nearly eight million people. As the nation's major as ...

South Korea - the Blend of Modern and the Tradition -- Alex Albert
South Korea occupies the southern part of the Korean Peninsula and is between the Yellow Sea and the East Sea. Koreans trace their history back to Gojoseon kingdom in 2333 BC and has seen the ...

Places of Tourists’ Interest to be Visited While on Korea Travel -- Nancy Eben
Korea, an intriguing land of romantic legends, ancient ruins, breathtaking landscape, teeming modern cities and natural wonders, is regularly recording the appreciating number of tourists from all ...

South Korea News latest RSS headlines - South Korea News.Net -- rex
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English schools in Korea -- Sa
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Some Conspicuous Points For the Use of Travelers, Demarcated on the Map of Korea -- Nancy E Eben
A Korea map clearly shows the division of Korean peninsula into two sovereign countries, North Korea and South Korea. Korean Peninsula, in North East Asia, is separated from China by Amnok River ...

Places of Tourists' Interest to Be Visited While on Korea Travel -- Nancy E Eben
Korea, an intriguing land of romantic legends, ancient ruins, breathtaking landscape, teeming modern cities and natural wonders, is regularly recording the appreciating number of tourists from all ...

korean basic food vocab -- krebekah
Food

What Teaching in Korea is Teaching Me About Myself -- Melissa
Upon my arrival in South Korea to live and teach for the first time, I started a weekly blog of my experiences. My many loved ones in LA made me promise to do so. They were all excited to see where ...

Cost of living in Seoul -- answers.yahoo.com
I'm considering taking an ESL teaching job in Seoul. This would mean my apartment is payed for by the school. I am trying to ballpark how much it would cost me for utilities and other living ...

Seoul: Average Cost of Living? Poverty Line -- answers.yahoo.com
I am looking for data so that I can compare a job offer in Seoul and find out how much I will actually "get ahead". What is the average cost of living for Seoul? What is the poverty line? is 2.1m won ...

Teaching in Yeosu South Korea -- Adam
I've recently accepted a position teaching in Yeosu and was wondering if anyone has been there or what they think of it???
Re: Teaching in Yeosu South Korea -- krebekah
A brief tour of my new life in South Korea (Yeosu)

English Words Used in the Korean Language -- Robin Tim Day, B.Sc. M.Sc. B.Ed.
An ESL lesson (8+ years but can adjust to all ages). I have been collecting words (see list below) that Koreans have adopted from other languages. It is sort of a mini-vocabulary within their own ...

Do you have any idea how much it cost for an ESL tutorial fee per hour in South Korea -- answers.yahoo.com
Do you have any idea how much...

Pregnant and quitting ESL teaching in Korea... -- answers.yahoo.com
I recently found out i'm pregnant. And I am in Korea, teaching english. I plan to leave after I get paid next month. I have not been working for a long time. But my pregnancy is exhausting me, ...
Re: Pregnant and quitting ESL teaching in Korea... -- ESL Teacher
Legally he can't dock your pay or you can ring up the Department of Labour in Korea and your boss would be subject to a large fine. Even the mention of the "Department of Labour" would scare your ...

Teaching ESL in South Korea?...advice needed? -- answers.yahoo.com
Well, I got an offer to teach in a city called Yeoung Ju. I am wondering if anyone heard of this city and what it's like (not too many have up to this point). I confirmed with a former teacher of ...

Is ESL job in demand in Korea? If so, does it pay well -- answers.yahoo.com
ESL job in demand in Korea

If I wanted to teach ESL in Korea, what advice would you give me -- answers.yahoo.com
Hi I was thinking about teaching in Korea. I have a BA, TESOL cert., and 2 yrs exp at a community college, about 650 hours. Any advice you have would be much appreciated. I am particularly interested ...

Is it advisable to live in a private home in Korea and work as the family's ESL tutor -- answers.yahoo.com
is working visa still necessary??? i will stay with the family for 6 months til 1 year.. is it possible to be a private home tutor (since i will live in their house 24 hrs.) while having a tourist ...

I recently got offered a contract to teach ESL at the following locations in Korea...any advice -- answers.yahoo.com
1. SLP - Anyang City, Pyeonchong 2. Alphabet street -Gangnam, Seoul **Any advice would be helpful since I have never been to Korea and I want to find the best living/working situation - Thank you!!**

How much is the usual pay for an ESL teacher (one-on-one class) in Korea?? per hour?? class duration 6 months. -- answers.yahoo.com
i was invited to teach English in a residential home in Seoul, Korea... How much should i get as payment per hour.. or per day???? private ESL tutor. i'll stay (free food and all) at their house. ...

What do you think will happen to the ESL industry in Korea 10 years from now -- answers.yahoo.com
do you think there will less foreign teachers and more Koreans teaching English

For U.S. citizens, how do you get a criminal record certificate for an E-2 Visa renewal -- answers.yahoo.com
How long does it take? What is it? And how much do you have to pay? I'm in Korea now. Any information will be appreciated.

What is E-2 visa status in Korea -- answers.yahoo.com
E-2 visa

New E-2 Visa qualifications -- answers.yahoo.com
This is more for information for foreigners than a question. I got a bulletin at my university that there will be two more requirements effective Dec. 15, 2007 to extend your E-2 visa. It's only ...

2009 Hwacheon Sancheoneo (Mountain Trout) ice festival -- Kyungsu
2009 Hwacheon Sancheoneo(Mountain Trout) ice festival Period ; 10(sat) ~ 27(tue) January, 2009 Venue ; All over Hwacheon Riverside(2Km) in Hwacheon, Gangwon-do, Korea Theme ; Unfrozen Hearts, ...

Korean writing for these four words the words are. love, happiness, strength and hope. -- answers.yahoo.com
i need 4 words written in Korean but i cant find them anywhere or figure out how to write them. could you help me with this? my computer wont display Korean language. the words are love, happiness, ...
Re: Korean writing for these four words the words are. love, happiness, strength and hope. -- RemyArgo
if your lookin for the written word, key - "..." = transliteration ( .... ) = descriptions on how the letter looks/sounds + = part of the same "character" ; = new "character" love - "sarang" - /\ + ...
Re: Korean writing for these four words the words are. love, happiness, strength and hope. -- saadia
Go to this site http://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html Then type the required words and set translate from english to korean.You can view in korean language by ...

Can an American woman move to Korea and marry a Korean man and be happy -- answers.yahoo.com
I met the most wonderful man in college (exchange student from Korea). We instantly became friends & started dating after a few months. I'm in Korea visiting after not seeing him for 7 months. We ...
Re: Can an American woman move to Korea and marry a Korean man and be happy -- Penguin Rico
I am sorry to hear your position. I believe he wants to protect you since he is concerned about potential stress you may have to experience if you would live in Korea. Living korea is very differnt ...

If you are an ESL teacher in South Korea how much do you charge for private lessons -- answers.yahoo.com
Outside the classroom if I am approached by a parent should I charge 20,000 won an hour for private lessons. If you are an ESL teacher was is a good price range to charge? I plan on making some money ...

Re: If your medical condition gets worse? - Info: Teach ESL in Korea -- shq
Certainly teaching English to children in a foreign country isn't the best way to get rid of depression, but what if I was treated for depression years ago? I'm not on medication and I ...

Re: Wonderland-Jung gu sung dong -- Liz
Wonderland is not for everybody. I taught at a Wonderland in 2006/07 and enjoyed my time there. The money wasn't great but it was my first job in Korea. The good thing I found was everything was ...

Teaching English in South Korea, where to start? -- Bex
Hi Im 24 and have just completed my masters in Fine art in my home country New Zealand. I would really like to travel and think teaching english would be a great way to fiance my adventure as well as ...
Re: Teaching English in South Korea, where to start? -- Liz
Hi Bex If you want to teach in Korea I wouldn't worry about a CELTA. Many schools will take you regardless. However, if you wanna go on somewhere else after this you might want to look in to it. ...

Teaching in Korea - Advice For Teachers Going Abroad -- Lisa Jenkins
Teach abroad and explore new cultures, foods, and languages. Watch how you blossom and feel your senses heighten while discovering a new world outside of home. Traveling and working abroad can always ...

Living in Korea - A-Z Work Abroad Survival Tips -- Lisa Jenkins
Teaching conversational English in Asia is a popular work abroad option for recent college graduates. Most take on these jobs for six months to a year, and enjoy the opportunity to learn another ...

Suncheon City, South Korea -- Mark Eaton
The relatively long journey to Suncheon, Jolla Namdo, South Korea seemed so common and uneventful that I wondered if I had taken this path previously. Alas, only in my dreams did I. The half day ...

Compare And Contrast (Teaching in Korea) -- Mark Eaton
After the last bell announced the end of school at 2100 hours on Friday night, I walked down the steps of the entrance to the school smack into the street to follow my usual route to the apartment. ...

Clinic For Foreigners (Teaching in Korea) -- Mark Eaton
Machismo......more than a motto for no small number of males anywhere in the Americas. That ruggedness and masculinity was cut asunder when I developed my first ever sinus infection. It's just ...

Enjoy Your Trip to Korea With Comfortable Accommodation at Hotels in Korea -- Nancy E Eben
Korea, one of the oldest continuous civilizations, has a distinct cultural identity that cannot be absorbed by its larger neighboring countries. Music, crafts, ceramics and painting form a group of ...

Teaching English in Korea -- Sarah Fauset
Teaching English in South Korea is an amazing experience. There is definitely a reason why thousands of university graduates flock to teach English in South Korea year after year. Korea has become ...

Baby, my pet female Green Iguana in South Korea -- Robin Tim Day BSc MSc BEd
I kept her in apartments in South Korea while I was teaching there. These iguanas are sometimes all grey, and with black stripes for camouflage and patches of white. They can change colour a bit like ...

Options for me to get back to Korea? -- Ray
I found this site via a google search, so hopefully someone can help me out. I just finished a 3-month charity stint in Seoul, and I have completely fallen in love with Korea. The food, the people, ...
Re: Options for me to get back to Korea? -- won
You need a degree, maybe an internet 3 year degree fron a good internet university will be enough. bye, won

Going with family with small children -- chloe
Hi I am really keen to teach in South Korea and would appreciate advice. I have a family including a husbnd and 2 children (8 and 4). Where would be the most appropriate part of South Korea to go ...
Re: Going with family with small children -- jo
go south, stay away from the big cities. try small towns. a salary around 2.4 million won and housing allowance should ok for you and family.

Types of degrees accepted to teach in Korea -- curiouschick
Hello. I am interested in teaching English in Korea. I am currently enrolled in college, but also hold a Bachelors Degree from a "life Experience" college. Is that type of Bachelors degree accepted ...

Teaching in S. Korea -- Patrick
Is it possible to get a job teaching ESL in South Korea with-out a Bachelors Degree? I only ask because my girlfriend wants to do this to pay off here student loan and I don't have a degree, just ...
Re: Teaching in S. Korea -- park
No, you need a degree, but you can teach privately. Good luck to both of you.

Re: Getting Married in Korea -- Steven
Hi, I am getting married in Korea on July 31st, 2008. I'm an American citizen and I have NEVER been married before. Do I need some type of paperwork to prove that I have never been married ...

Hangul -- info
Hangul (pronounced /ˈhɑːŋɡʊl/, or Korean [haːnɡɯl] (help·info)) is the native alphabet of the Korean language, as distinguished from the logographic ...

Korean Business Cards Are A Must -- Wayne Hemrick
If you are planning on doing business in Korea, you’ll find that many aspects that are similar to doing business in other Asian countries such as Vietnam, China and Japan – and other aspects that are ...

Re: recruiters GMSC - ESL in Korea -- Yoshi
I don't know how old this post is but here a link i found. http://www.gmsc-recruiting.com/default.asp A associate works through them and loves it. I'm considering joining them when I graduate.

Is teaching English challenging in Korea? -- Mistina Thomson
"A lot of people have said that Korea is one of the toughest places on Earth where you should be employed teaching English. When I hear this from teachers who have returned from Korea, I start ...

How is EFL Teaching perceived in Korea? -- Mistina Thomson
Apart from their history, Korea has a lot to boast about. Of all the countries, Korea is one country that boasts of an abundance of natural resources. Most importantly, it is their technically ...

SCUBA Diving in Korea -- Lorne
Hi everyone, Just wanted to let everyone know about a great adventure in Korea. Just finished my open water course and will keep taking courses. I was originally going to take the course in ...

Re: I am trying for 2.5 million won but.... - ESL in Korea -- Patrick
Hey Bret, I was wondering if you found a job yet? My friend used to work at one in Seoul he liked. Let me know if ur still looking.

Partner -- bronwynn
Hi I am currently teaching in korea, and would like to know if it is possible for my partner to come and visit me here. What would the procedures be if any? Do I need to tell my director? Thanks

Re: If your medical condition gets worse? - Info: Teach ESL in Korea -- Future Teacher
Just because he or she is on medication doesn't mean he or she still struggles with depression. This person could be incredibly stable but still dependent on medication. Most people struggle with ...

Drug Testing -- MIA
I understand that when first entering the program once you go to korea that a drug examination is done to you. I understand also that the exam is hair sampel analysis. What I would Like to know is ...

teaching in korea -- myra
hi, im having my TEFL online study now about to finish in May, as i am also waiting for my spousal visa to be approve same month. how can i apply a teaching job in Korea while im still here in the ...

Serviced Apartments -- mrsj
I am supposed to be coming to Korea next week. I got a teaching job there, but it does not come with housing, just housing allowance. So I need to find my own place. I made reservations at ...

How to Teach English to Korean Students -- Anne Semana
While waiting for my nursing board exam results, I applied for a job as an ESL (English as Second Language) tutor for Korean students. They came here to the Philippines while they were in their ...

health statement question for E-2 visa -- Rdot
hi guys, I am filling out my health statement, and came across the narcotics question. The question reads: "have you ever tried narcotics or been addicted to alcohol" I have tried marijuana, but am ...
Re: health statement question for E-2 visa -- WriteHer2
I don't know if it is better or worse now, but don't expect the same legal processes as in the US or UK. Don't expect to get a phone call. A friend is married to a Korean woman. Out of ...
Re: health statement question for E-2 visa -- smarterthanIlook
Pot is not a narcotic
Re: health statement question for E-2 visa -- Pusan T
You're right. Korea has zero tolerance for pot and foreign smokers. Better to fess up now if you have any previous registered conviction (misdemeanor or bigger), you don't want to be waiting ...

Teaching ESL in Korea -- Galimjon
Hi, Kevin, how are you. I ran into your movies in the Internet and decided to ask you this question. First, that's great that you did it. I also would like to do that, i mean, teach English ...

Bringing Spouse Along -- minou
I really want to go teach in South Korea and have all the required qualifications. I know I can bring my pet, but how can I bring my spouse? I know that many companies will not provide housing for ...
Re: Bringing Spouse Along -- korea visa
Yes, if you have a e-2 visa (English teaching visa), your spouse can enter korea with you and be given a f3 visa. The f3 visa does not allow your spouse to work, just staying with you during the time ...

translation help -- dianalyn07
Is there a korean word "gaan" if there is one what does it mean in english?
Re: translation help -- someone
typically that means "liver" but without the korean spelling i am not sure.

Is Teaching English Challenging In Korea? -- Mistina Thomson
"A lot of people have said that Korea is one of the toughest places on Earth where you should be employed teaching English. When I hear this from teachers who have returned from Korea, I start ...

Teachers In Korea -- Craig White
Korea is a geographic area, civilization and a former state situated in East Asia. The Korean peninsula is divided into two parts and countries - North Korea and South Korea. Today’s school system in ...

Re: Beware of Storytel in Mokpo - ESL in Korea -- Helen
You will notice that a female responded to this incident, and not the male who was directly involved. Beware of StoryTel in MokPo. Her husband is a violent offender, and she is violent with the ...

2008 Sancheoneo(Mountain Trout) Ice Festival -- Nara
Period: The entire month of January every year Venue: Hwacheongang River and 5 Villages in Hwacheon-gun, Gangwon-do, South Korea Theme: Unfrozen Hearts, Unforgettable Memories Hosted by Hwacheon-gun ...

Re: Sending Money Overseas from Korea -- So Young
I currently live in the US (NYC). I have my assets in Busan Korea. I'm recently married and have applied for Green card but am in the waiting period. I'm looking to start a business with my ...

Incheon -- Michelle
Im moving from Ireland to Incheon next week to teach English, I'm really excited and although I've heard lots about Seoul I havent heard much about Incheon has anyone been there before??
Re: Incheon -- Sam
It is an hour (or a bit more) from Incheon to Seoul, there is also a subway line, living is a bit more affordable than Seoul, lots of night clubs, nice quiet places to relax. If you have an open mind ...
Re: Incheon -- chuck
if you feel like having a local friend or two would help u settle down there. check out hanlingo.com. it's language exchange community but, you can start from it.

Re: Bring Husband with me. - ESL in Korea -- Ivy
hi! im also a filipina and i am planning to work as a teacher in Korea. I'd like to ask the name of the recruitment agency that gave you the opportunity to be a teacher?.. thank you!

South Korea Travel Guide- Seoul for the Novice Traveler -- Paul Symonds
Seoul is the capital and largest city of South Korea, east of Inchon in the northwest part of the country. Founded in the 14th century, Seoul has been capital of South Korea since 1946. The city was ...

5 Top Reasons to Visit South Korea -- Russ Pooley
Probably not top of everybody's must see travel destinations, but perhaps it should be. South Korea is a fascinating country with plenty to offer. Here are five reasons to go. Amusement Parks It ...

Become one of the English Teachers in Korea -- Ron V Edwards
Demand is growing for English teacher jobs, and one of the places where demand is high is in Korea. But what should you expect as one of the English teachers in Korea? 1.Website placement – It is ...

Re: recruiters GMSC - ESL in Korea -- nathangovveas
Hey I came over here with GMSC. Soon chan in vancouver did a great job for me. It's a good company to come with in my opinion. If you decide to come here contact me nathan.goveas@utoronto.ca and ...

I am going to Korea to teach English, should I bring my laptop to Korea -- answers.yahoo.com
I just brought a new laptop a couple months ago. Will they allow it through the security

getting ready for teaching english in korea, should i bring my snowboard? -- theirishlion
i will be leaving soon to teach in korea (1st timer) should i bring my snowboard, or are there good boards to rent?

Re: Recruiting Firms?GMSC? - ESL in Korea -- Moiz
I have been asked to contact and agent from GMSC Vancouver for ESL employment in Korea? Has anyone had experience with this recruiting agency? Any information will be highly appreciated.

Korean words -- answers.yahoo.com
can someone give me some korean words plz? and is yes, yeh and no ah ni o?

How do you write these words in Korean -- answers.yahoo.com
I hear these Korean words pronounced like: (daa, kraa, arrows-so) for the meaning of "yes, ok, sure" but the words i got for it in dictionary doesn't pronounce like what i typed above, for ...

ESL Jobs in Korea -- Sa
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Re: play rugby - Info: Teach ESL in Korea -- christine
Hi! I think that there is a team in Seoul. Good Luck Christine

Derek Teaches Korea -- foodu
Derek's special program for Teaching english to Korean kids .
Re: Derek Teaches Korea -- Halfpint
Derek your the best teacher! That was so cute and your students really do speak English really well. I wonder if your still in South Korea.

My Korean students dance in my ESL class -- eslgateways
This video was taken in S.Korea .

Traditional Korean Games -- merrilec
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Super Junior's English lesson [English subs] Absolutely hilarious!! -- pandagopoof
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Re: Super Junior's English lesson [English subs] Absolutely hilarious!! -- Halfpint
Great show! Keep on learning guys, your doing great!

Teaching in Korea – Big City or Small City??? -- Joey Bennett
When you ask most people who are from the western hemisphere what they know about Korea, the answer is most likely, “Not too much”; ironically enough, this is pretty much the same response you will ...

How come Korean people don't have a full Korean language? -- answers.yahoo.com
Korean is so weird. Did you know that half of the Korean language is in English?? I asked my friends or people from Korea how to say these words in Korean and it is exactly the same as English. ...

Common korean words to speak? -- answers.yahoo.com
GHow to learn some common words( Like when, where, what,howmuch, bill, thank you etc..) in korean language to speak to localites.

Re: Model Contract for Korea - Info: Teach ESL in Korea -- amyindenver
What schools did you work for and can you recommend any good schools? Thanks!!

Does anyone know the Korean consulate in fukuoka japan -- answers.yahoo.com

Re: yes and... -- Mark
No, no, no! I have never heard of a teacher having to pay for their airfare to South Korea. Be careful about any employer requiring you to do so.

I have a passport do i need a visa to travel to south korea? -- answers.yahoo.com

Can i take perfum with me travel to go korea? -- answers.yahoo.com

How much is the maximum amount of dollars can I bring if I travel to South Korea? -- answers.yahoo.com
Maximum amount allowed to bring during travel to south korea?

If I am to teach English in Korea, what would I need above and beyond a passport? Some kind of Work Visa? -- Sa

Cosidering to teach English in Korea? -- answers.yahoo.com
I am currently single. I am certified teach English as 2nd language. I've witnessed my friends who've been to Korea and got treated EXTREMELY WELL by a huge number of Korean girls (of legal ...
Perhaps learn about the culture and history first -- Peter
Hey, I suggest that first of all, you spend some time learning about the cultures and history of East and Southeast Asia. This region has been exploited terribly by imperialist superior minded ...

Can you teach in korea with a criminal background from many years ago? -- answers.yahoo.com
I'm half korean and I want to teach in Korea. But about 10 years ago I did some stupid stuff. Will I still be able to work there or should I find a different job profession in korea?
Questions about Korea -- India
Hi, I am an African American female. I was wondering if anyone could give me advice about work and travel in Korea? I am considering taking a job with a school that has a website www.hankuls.com. I ...
Re: Questions about Korea -- real
Speak to a few of thier ESL non Korean teachers first \-|"> \-|">

Going to Seoul and Daegu in South Korea? -- answers.yahoo.com
Interested in a nice hotel. We then will be going to Daegu and need a hotel there too.Any suggestions on resturants or sight seeing wiill be appreciated

Where to buy books in English in Korea? -- answers.yahoo.com
I would like to buy Lonely Planet and some other books in Enlgish. Right now I am in a city called Daegu, Korea. Is there any online bookstore (in Korea) in Enlglish?

Where can I find cheap flights from Seoul, South Korea to Taegu, South Korea? -- answers.yahoo.com
What is the distance between Seoul and Taegu, or Daegu?

How can I find apartments in daegu korea? -- answers.yahoo.com

Traveling from Suwon to bucheon/seoul? -- answers.yahoo.com

I'm going to Seoul and then Jeju for vacation later in November. Will I need to rent a car? -- answers.yahoo.com
Maybe not in Seoul, but is it possible to get around effectively in Jeju without a car?

English travel agencies in Seoul? -- answers.yahoo.com
we're living in Seoul right now and are having difficulty finding reliable travel agents that speak English- any advice?

Nice dance place in Seoul? -- answers.yahoo.com
- been to seoul and a friend is going, she asked me if there is any dance place for mature adults, i told her places like hongdae but she say its more for young people, and she is like in her ...

Thai Food restaurant in Seoul? -- answers.yahoo.com
Where's a good Thai food restaurant in Seoul?

What is the best (and cheapest) way to travel from Seoul to China (Shanghai - Beijing)? -- answers.yahoo.com

Need advice visitng Seoul.? -- answers.yahoo.com

Has anyone visited Seoul, Korea? -- answers.yahoo.com

Housing in seoul in south-korea? -- answers.yahoo.com
Hi~ How can i find information? i wanna flat. plz tell me. thank you. from seoul in south korea

Lost in Seoul, Korea. What's a great way to make friends here? -- answers.yahoo.com
I arrived in Seoul 4 weeks ago and I must admit I was overwhelmed by many aspects of Korean society. I am quite bored and lonely here.

Living in Seoul? -- answers.yahoo.com
I'm thinking of going to Seoul to teach English for a while and I'm just wondering what renting costs are like. The job I'm looking into pays 2.4 million won per month. Is that a fair ...

Temperature in SEOUL & JEJU ISLAND? -- answers.yahoo.com
WATS THE TEMPERATURE IN DEGREE CELCIUS LIKE IN SEOUL AND JEJU ISLAND ARD 15MAY TO 25 MAY? WILL I BE IN TIME TO SEE THE BEAUTIFUL SPRING FLOWER BLOOMING SEASON? WHAT IS THE MUST BUY ITEM IF IM ...

Go to seoul? -- answers.yahoo.com

USFemale Visiting Seoul, Korea- seeking advice,help, info. about the culture, etiquette, traditions, customs? -- answers.yahoo.com
Female US citizen visiting Seoul for first time. Looking for info, about etiqutte, appropriate behavior, customs, how to dress/what to wear, traditions, costs of items, safety, dos and don'ts... ...

Rent a house in seoul, korea.? -- answers.yahoo.com
I am looking for a house in seoul, korea. how can I rent house in seoul? how can I find information about that?

English speaker going to Seoul (and speaking Korean?). . .? -- answers.yahoo.com
I'm going to Seoul this summer with a Korean friend. We'll be staying with her family for a few weeks. I've been studying Korean for the last eight months, and can speak, read, and write ...

Explore seoul in 15 days? -- answers.yahoo.com
I want to explore seoul in 15 days from july 1st to july 15th. can some1 tel me wat i shud do.. pls give in d format Day 1 Day 2... etc... thanks i hope you will make ma trip an enjoyable 1

Seoul weather? -- answers.yahoo.com
What's the best month to visit Seoul wherein the weather is not too cold nor too hot?

SEOUL or TOKYO? -- answers.yahoo.com
Im looking to take a language course in either Seoul or Tokyo. I know they're totally different, but which one would you all recommend and why?

6 hours in Seoul where to visit? -- answers.yahoo.com
I'll fly back from USA to China. I have 6 hours in Seoul to chang ariplane. In the 6 hours where and what can I visit and do in Seoul in such a short time. Thank you.

Seoul, korea...are the foods there expensive or cheap? -- answers.yahoo.com
pls tell me about seoul, korea..my hubby is a nurse and he is taking his U.S. license exam there this coming May ..he's worried about food, about the place..pls help..

Sight seeing in Seoul, Korea? -- answers.yahoo.com
Hi, my husband is flying to Seoul on business for two weeks. Any recommendations as to sight seeing while he is there? Do they speak English in Seoul? Thanks!

Seoul Hotels? -- answers.yahoo.com
Would be nice if anyone can recommend me a good hotel in Seoul. I'll be visiting there soon, but havent booked a hotel yet. Thanks in advance.

Seoul anyone?? -- answers.yahoo.com
I'm heading to Seoul, South Korea in two months. I will be there for 3 1/2 weeks. Any suggestions as to what I should see/do while there? (beside have fun and study)

Seoul clubs???? -- answers.yahoo.com
What is your favorite club in seoul

Seoul in one day? -- answers.yahoo.com
If I am going to Seoul for just one day. What are the most important things that I should do? I am going like next week

Best nightlife in Seoul? -- answers.yahoo.com
I have an overnight stopover in Seoul on January 18. Where would be the best places to go to soak up the Seoul nightlife? I don't mean just clubs and bars, but any spots in Seoul worth seeing at ...

What you guys think about Korea? -- answers.yahoo.com
I'm Korean, Koreans Really loves to talk to foreigner. But I think many UK guys hate Korea because Its Asia. or friend of North Korea. And don't care about Korea at all! When I signed up this ...

What is teaching English in Incheon, South Korea like? -- answers.yahoo.com
The people, the food, the traffic, the cost of living, the entertainment industry, possibility to meet Korean girls, etc.

Anyone been yo Jeonju? What is it like? Also what is the average cost of broadband Internet p/month -- answers.yahoo.com
I'm heading to Jeonju to live for the next year.

Pusan S Korea on a lease.I am looking for cheap studio or one bedroom, what cost per month -- answers.yahoo.com
I am a retired americam living on 1,239 american dollars a month and I want to be near my girlfriend if she wants me there, but who knows that is another story.Secondly I hear it cost 2,500 to 9,000 ...

For a single American expat in South Korea, how much would she needs on a monthly basis? -- answers.yahoo.com
How much salary does an expat worker usually receive from Pfizer Korea? What are the living conditions: the transportation system, security (i,e. crime, terrorism etc.), the expatriate community, the ...

Is the salary 900-1000 USD a lot in South Korea? -- answers.yahoo.com
Is the salary 900-1000 USD a lot in South Korea?Normal? Underpaid? Overpaid? Especially if living in Geoje-shi area. The salary includes medical insuarance,breakfast/lunch/din... coupons (weekdays ...

Pl. tell me cost of living in dollars (except accomodation cost )for single person in seoul (korea) -- answers.yahoo.com

Pusan S Korea what is it like living there ? Do they like Americans ? Is it safe ? Cost of living -- answers.yahoo.com

Compare living costs ,korea/philippines/malays... -- answers.yahoo.com

What is the cost of living in Japan or Korea in comparison to the US? -- answers.yahoo.com
Re: What is the cost of living in Japan or Korea in comparison to the US? -- john
There is a Japan cost of living community that contains some great local cost knowledge at: http://www.earthcosts.com/japan/

Wats the cost of living in daegu in korea for two months? -- answers.yahoo.com
pls give me full details and the cheapest city to be in or villages

What's the living cost of South Korea per year,If I want to study there? -- answers.yahoo.com

How much is the average cost of living in South Korea? -- answers.yahoo.com
How much is the average cost of living South Korean port city of Busan. for a family from 2 adults and one child. Thanks Additional Details How much is the average cost of living South Korean port ...

Any idea on the cost of living in Korea? -- answers.yahoo.com
I would be working on some projects with Samsung for about two yrs .Just can any one help on the cost of leaving and accommadation .I would be located in Geoje where samsung heavy industries is .

How many days will it take for an american to have their e2 korean visa processed in hong kong? -- answers.yahoo.com
i'm an american living in china and the closest korean consulate is in hong kong. my flight to korea departs on 4/4/07 in the morning from hong kong. i have all the necessary documents for an e2 ...

I want to teach English in S. Korea. Do I need to get a teacher's certificate for teaching English? -- answers.yahoo.com
If anyone has had the opportunity of teaching English in any other country could you please share your experience? Also, if you could say if you received a certificate from a school or someplace, how ...
Re: I want to teach English in S. Korea. Do I need to get a teacher's certificate for teaching English? -- sun
You need a degree.

How do you get a teaching visa in korea? -- answers.yahoo.com

I am planning on teaching in South Korea, would you recommend Public schools over private? -- answers.yahoo.com
I hear that the contracts are much more reliable. I would like to hear some experiences.
Re: I am planning on teaching in South Korea, would you recommend Public schools over private? -- Vinesh
Definetly public schools cos the contracts are rock solid. Forget about a higher salary if you're gonna teach in Korea for the first time. A rock solid contract is what you want.

I'm a Canadian teaching in S. Korea. now that the North has gone nuclear 5 hours ago should I leave -- answers.yahoo.com
I live about 500 kms from the site and i just was wondering what others would do in my shoes. if you dont mind can you tell me where you are when you answer thanks.

Tell me about teaching in South Korea? What should I know? -- answers.yahoo.com
I have recently accepted a position in Gunpo, Korea and I am wondering if anyone can tell me more about the area.

I'm in South Korea, teaching ESL. I'm looking for places to visit on a budget...? -- answers.yahoo.com
I'm north of Seoul and want to explore this country, without spending a ton. Any suggestions?

I'm thinking about teaching English in Japan, S. Korea, or Spain, any suggestions? -- answers.yahoo.com
I have a degree but not a teaching certificate. S. Korea and Japan pay the most, but I would kind of like to learn Spanish.

Anyone with Teaching Experience in South Korea? -- answers.yahoo.com
I am thinking of teaching English in Korea in a few months time, but still have my doubts because of the huge difference in culture and the horror stories that i have seen about teachers not being ...

Being married and teaching english in korea? -- answers.yahoo.com
I'm curious to know what the details would be if I were to teach english in korea while being married. I know that the teaching contract is a year, however what would the deal be with being ...

Teaching in south korea? -- answers.yahoo.com
has anyone taught at a CDI HOldings School in south korea? if you have what are the working conditions? Do they have a good reputation? a little information about that company would be appreciated. ...

Teaching in Korea - A few questions for anybody who has ever taught or lived there.? -- answers.yahoo.com

Bookstore in Seoul? -- answers.yahoo.com

How to listen Korean songs online? -- answers.yahoo.com

School in Korea? -- answers.yahoo.com

Do you have any advice for a Western exchange student getting married to a Korean girl -- answers.yahoo.com

Why Aren't Korean ATM Machines Open 24 Hours? -- answers.yahoo.com

Living in Korea? -- answers.yahoo.com

Teaching in Korea - A few questions -- answers.yahoo.com

Teaching about Korea - Resources for Teachers -- Michael G.
http://www.kimsoft.com/korea/eyewit.htm An eye witness account of the history of Korea by a Korean from 1930 to 1955. Photos and excerpts from recently declassified US, Chinese and Russian secret ...

Re: Typical - ESL in Korea -- Joseph
Hi Rheno, Please excuse me if I have misspelled your name. I read your poem and I am not criticizing it in any way. It is an expression of your experience and I can appreciate that. I know very well ...

Re: Model Contract for Korea - Info: Teach ESL in Korea -- Meredith
RE: SCHOOL OFFERING HOUSING ALLOWANCE I have been speaking to my potential opportunity in Korea and they are telling me that the university will give me a housing allowance of $300 dollars and pay ...

Re: students in seoul learning english with all their senses -- Jessica
That is adorable! I'm amazed that all of your students had such concentration - especially at their young ages.

Re: Asian teachers in Korea -- David
It isn't possible to convert the visa while in Korea. The school you'd be working for would have to sponsor you and then you take that paperwork out of the country (usually Japan) and get the ...

South Korean Business - An Introduction To Business In Seoul -- Paul Symonds
Seoul, as the capital city of South Korea, is a growing and strong economic area, and now one of the main trading posts in Asia. Korean people have a very traditional business culture and practices ...

10 Reasons To Visit South Korea -- Paul Symonds
South Korea is a very interesting country, which I recommend visiting for a series of reasons. Below ten reasons to visit Seoul and South Korea. 1. Korean food - even though Korean food has some ...

People from all over the world coming to learn Korean -- taesoon84

South Korea School Uniform Collection ver.1 -- mystyle250

Fast Food in South Korea -- djgukfan

Exploring South Korea-food hunting-Hot pot & Stone bowl rice -- wen88888

Seoul Survivor - A Korean Experience (by a female English teacher) -- seasson
Re: Seoul Survivor - A Korean Experience (by a female English teacher) -- Tom
You can't legally teach English in Korea unless you have a 4-year degree. That is immigration's policy. Trust me though, if immigration didn't require it, you could have definitely gotten ...

Learn Korean Alphabet: Hangul Rap -- GenkiJapanNet

Re: bring my laptop to Korea - Info: Teach ESL in Korea -- English in Abundance
I brought mine. It works perfectly. In fact, it works better than it does in the US, because Korea is Broadband Heaven. Basic internet service here ($30/mo) is equivalent to the best private ...

Teaching English In South Korea -- Paul Selibio
In an era wherein globalization is more important than technology itself, communication is a goal. The English language is used today by most European nations, Australia, North America, as well as ...
ATC agency in South Korea -- Sarah
Hi there, Please could anyone let me know if they have had any dealings with ATC whilst looking for work in South Korea?

Top 10 Korean Films In the 21st Century -- Anthony Chatfield
The small sphere of cinema fans plugged into the World Cinema know something of the new and surprisingly good works coming out of up and coming nations like South Korea every year. As one of the ...

Women Of Korea Are So Appealing -- Kum Martin
The women of Korea often get quite a bad reputation. They are very ethnic looking, like the beauties of the rest of Asia, however they are often seen as being less appealing in general. The bad rap ...
Re: Women Of Korea Are So Appealing -- jerseygirl
Hahahahahaha....you are soooo not funny. Get a life and stop dreaming. Korean women won't even look at an ignorant fool such as yourself.
Re: Women Of Korea Are So Appealing -- not impressed
kum martin. you are an ignorant fool to post such comments. there are many korean women that fit the description you believe to be true for all. but there are also many, many more intelligent and ...

Shopping in Seoul, Korea -- Marilyn Chew
Surrounded by mountains, Seoul is a vibrant and fascinating city with a population of about 10 million. With more than a million registered motor vehicles and dominated by skyscrapers and multi-lane ...

Re: Survival Korean for ESL Teachers -- john
Hi, They shouldnt translate too much for you. But it would be un pc for you to complain about it. Learning Korena is useful in the classroom when the students have to teach you some word meaning etc. ...

Re: Top Language School -- James
I stayed with Top for three years and was offered a fourth. A death in the family was one reason for passing on year four. Not wanting to spend another winter getting around on my beloved motorcycle ...
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