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Cheonan | Teach English in Cheonan Korea

Are you thinking about teaching English in Cheonan? If so, this is the blog post for you! Cheonan is located in the mid-Western part of the country. Also, it is only about an hour KTX ride from Seoul. So it’s a great base for weekend trips all around the country because it’s only a few hours from all of the major cities! There are many schools in Cheonan. Accordingly, many teachers now teach English in Cheonan, Korea. There are many ...

Pohang | Teach English in Pohang Korea

There are many great teaching opportunities in Pohang! However, not as many people know about the city. This is great for locals because the city doesn’t have to deal with the chaos and traffic of the bigger cities like Seoul or Busan. Regardless, there are many reasons to either visit or teach English in Pohang, Korea besides the usual amazing Korean benefits! Beaches and Waterfalls in Pohang Pohang is a coastal city on the South Eastern tip of the Korean ...

Pyeongtaek | Teach English in Pyeongtaek Korea

Are you thinking about or planning to teach English in Pyeongtaek, Korea? You’ve come to the right page! Pyeongtaek is south of Seoul and it’s located in the Gyeonggi province. It’s one of the many great destinations in Korea because it’s a mid sized area so you don’t have to worry about pollution or traffic. However, it’s big enough that it has great nightlife, lots of shopping malls and anything else you could want from a big city. It’s also ...

Ulsan | Teach English in Ulsan Korea

Ulsan is a very unique and underrated city for teaching English in South Korea. It definitely doesn’t have the hype of Seoul or Busan. However, just because you haven’t heard of it, doesn’t mean that it isn’t a great option for living and teaching! Here are just a few reasons why you might want to teach English in Ulsan, Korea. Convenience of Ulsan Ulsan is a medium sized city located on the South Eastern coast of the Korean peninsula. It ...

Fun Korean Festivals in South Korea

Korean festivals are a fantastic opportunity for English teachers in Korea to experience the country’s vibrant culture. From the colorful lantern festival in Seoul to the Boryeong Mud Festival, there are plenty of events to explore. Teaching jobs in Korea often provide ample time off to participate in these exciting cultural celebrations. There are many amazing and unique Korean festivals each year in South Korea! They take place in rural and urban locations are all over the country. They also ...

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. ...

The Best Cities in Korea for Teaching

When asked about their location preference in Korea, most people quickly blurt out Seoul or Busan. Seoul is an easy choice – it’s the capital and for many aspiring teachers, it’s the only Korean city they know. Busan is right behind Seoul, which intrigues many people with its close proximity to the beach. Don’t get me wrong – Seoul and Busan are both amazing cities. The problem, however, is that there are many other incredible locations that most people completely ...

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 ...