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Yes, You Can Teach in Korea as a Couple or a with Friend!

Moving to a Korea to teach English does not necessarily have to be a solo adventure. Oftentimes, people applying want to work alongside their friend from home or their significant other. However, finding such teaching positions can be a bit tricky…so if you’re in this position, there are a few things you should know if you want teach English in Korea as a couple or with a friend! In this post, we will cover the following topics to answer any ...

Application Tips To Teach In Korea

Tips For Preparing Your ESL Resume, Cover Letter, Photos, Intro Video & More Now that you have officially made your decision – and have informed Mom and Dad – that you are going teach English in Korea, it’s now time to get yourself prepared with your teaching in Korea application. In this post, we will go over the following topics: How To Write An ESL Resume Schools Will Love Is A Cover Letter Required? Why You Need A Photo In ...

Things to Bring with you when you teach in Korea

Possibly the very last thing you will do before moving to Korea is pack. Although packing is a pretty straightforward process, you still might not know what things to bring with you. That is especially true if you’re moving abroad for the first time! How do you know what is important? What will you be able to find in Korea? Korea is a first world country with an enormous Western influence. For the most part, you’ll be able to find ...

Is Teaching in Korea Safe?

Most people who go to Korea to teach English will move there without a friend or significant other. Also, that will most likely be the first time they have ever been to Asia, let alone South Korea! Among the potential concerns they face is the issue of safety – an issue even more pressing for a female teacher moving there on her own. You may have read blogs or done some research, but it’s nonetheless an important issue to cover. ...

Teaching Jobs in Korea for Certified Teachers

One of the great aspects of teaching English in South Korea is that the requirements are very basic. For many positions, all you need is a bachelor’s degree and to be from an English speaking country. However, there are a significant number of schools in Korea that have higher standards for their teachers. At these schools, students and teachers often work with more advanced curricula that are both more challenging and rewarding. This post should shed more light on these ...

How Do You Teach English Abroad in Korea?

Teaching English abroad is exciting for so many reasons! Whether you are considering a future teaching career and want to gain experience or you just want to travel the world, there are countless reasons to teach abroad. Before you start, however, you need to know some basic information. So, how do you teach English in Korea? Gain Experience Teaching jobs in Korea are competitive. The jobs pay well and offer many benefits. Also, Korea is a fun and exciting to ...

How to Teach in Korea

If you’re reading this, you must be remotely interested in teaching English in Korea! Before continuing with the process, it’s important to ask yourself the following questions. That way, you’ll know exactly how to teach in Korea! HOW TO TEACH IN KOREA Do I qualify? There are only three basic requirements for English teachers in South Korea. First, you must have a bachelor’s degree. Second, you must be a citizen of an English speaking country (Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, ...

How to Survive Your First Week Teaching in Korea

The final months before moving to Korea can be an anxious time, as you have to interview for positions, fill out forms, acquire essential documents, pack and say goodbye to family and friends. In my case, I spent so much time thinking about all that stuff, that I gave very little thought to what Korea would actually be like when I got there. So what will you face when you finally get to Asia? Here are several tips so you ...

Arriving at Incheon Airport | Teaching in Korea

The first stop for those new to teaching English in Korea will be Incheon International Airport. One of the largest international hubs in Asia, Incheon is consistently rated as one of the best and most accommodating airports in the world for international travelers. As it is a huge and sprawling complex, arriving an Incheon Airport can be intimidating to those new to international travel. If you follow a few simple steps, however, you can ease the stress of your arrival ...