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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 ...

Why You Need to Speak Korean to Teach in Korea

As a recruiter, people often ask me “Do I need to speak Korean to teach in Korea?” It’s a fair question, as many assume that there is little use for Korean in an English classroom. While it is true that you do not necessarily need Korean to teach English, you DO need to speak Korean to live in Korea! The issue is that your time in the classroom is only a fraction of your day. The rest of your hours ...

Can I Save Money Teaching in Korea?

Teaching English in Korea is an unbelievable opportunity to travel, experience different cultures, meet people, and ultimately discover things about yourself. But as great as these benefits are, life can be expensive – bills, university debt, insurance, plane tickets and more. So, while living in Korea sure seems like an amazing experience, can I actually save money teaching in Korea? In a word – YES!! Free Rent, Low Taxes and Cheap Cost of Living in Korea To start with, Korea’s income ...

Activities for English Teachers in Korea | Travel and Teach

No matter where one lives, it is important to develop a routine. A vital, if often overlooked part of this routine is allowing yourself the time and opportunity for leisure. The happiest people know how to balance their career with their life away from the work environment. Your time teaching in Korea is no different, and thankfully, the country offers ample relaxation and recreational opportunities. Activities in Korea are plentiful and varied, below are just a few you can explore. ...

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 ...

Ordering Food in Korea | Korean Take-out

One of the best things about teaching English in Korea is Korean take-out! Upon arrival to your new environment in South Korea you will be amazed by the variety of new dining choices available. There is little you could be hungry for that you cannot find, and some of these options may be so foreign and exotic to you that you are likely to be a bit overwhelmed. Ordering food in Korea is therefore something you’ll want to learn how ...

Things to do in Daegu | Teaching in Daegu Korea

You Won’t Get Bored in Daegu! Nestled neatly in a valley surrounded by a series of low mountains and rolling hills is Daegu City. Home to South Korea’s largest American military base, the city boasts a population of nearly 2.5 million people. Built on a large rectangular grid, Daegu’s public transportation system consisting of buses, subway, and taxis makes the city a fairly easy one to navigate for those new to the area. Using these methods of public transportation, there ...

Learn Korean Online With Beeline Language

Learn Korean Online With Beeline Language When planning your adventure to teach English in Korea, a lot of focus is placed on finding the right job in the right location, or with collecting documents necessary for your visa. These are all things that need to be taken care of in order to get to Korea. But what about what happens once you are living in Korea for a year or more? How will you get around? Order food? Go grocery shopping? ...

Teach in Daejeon Korea | Teacher Needed in June

Teach in Daejeon, Korea Looking to teach in Daejeon Korea? This job could be for you! Check out the details of this great school in Daejeon Korea that is looking for one male teacher for the start of September. City Information Deajeon is Korean’s fifth largest city with over 1.5 million people and is about an hour and a half outside of Seoul but is accessible by bus. It is known as one of Korea’s historical cities and boasts the ...

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