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I’m really shocked by how expensive the rent was for those apartments even with a $10k deposit, but I guess it’s because they were in gangnam I think. The one you chose in the end was the best. I’m excited for the update.

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Picked the perfect apartment!!

As someone from Vancouver as well, I noticed the UBC and Canucks jerseys haha. I miss my time in Seoul back in 2022. I'm looking forward to revisiting Korea for a longer time, maybe teaching English as well. Love watching your videos and your overall vibe. Hope your channel keeps growing :)

I really like your interior taste. im korean american looking to move back next fall!

excited for youu!!! <<33

You look like Jenny from Blackpink. 😍

Wait I thought schools pay for your housing and you can’t really choose your apartment?

out of the apartments i showed, which one would YOU have picked? next video will be life updates and my decision whether to stay or leave korea 🤭 ○ apartment 1 newly built in jamsil ○ apartment 2 with floor to ceiling windows ○ apartment 3 with loads of storage ○ apartment 4 with wrap around windows

Come to India and live w me 😊 You're v cute

I was there for three months and got fired.. bad experience. I wont go back.

This video should be titled "Please help...I DONT KNOW" lol

Hey! New to your channel. I wanted to ask if you worked for a Hagwon?

New viewer who stumbled across your channel just now, curious what you decided on? Whatever you pick I hope you enjoy it and don't feel locked in for good since you're really so young

Any South Africans here planning to teach in South Korea or planning to leave soon???

I’m South African and Muslim. I’m considering moving to Korea to teach after my degree, but I’m honestly scared due to my religion. I’m not really sure how Koreans feel about Muslims and whether the environment will be conducive to me. But we’ll see.

I will say a lot of what she says echos my experiences in other foreign countries I've lived & taught English in. Most of the immigration officials were rude, unhelpful and make you feel unwelcome. The school themselves even when working for public or private its about money. How much they can make and how little they can get away with paying you while also making you do 3 to 4 times the work of the average teacher in the schools. At one point I was teaching per week 900 to 1k students. The average teacher might teach 56 to 200 students. So yeah I feel for this lady. Either you learn to accept the culture, the prejudices, the scams and just the pure abusive stuff some locals will say in their native language about you thinking you don't know what they are sayiing.

here's what my first day in tokyo looked like!! ua-cam.com/video/7p_STj03trs/v-deo.html includes THE BEST RAMEN I"VE EVER HAD, you have to go! still thinking about it omg

You have so so much more time than you think. I am 40 and considering teaching in Korea.

Korea sounds like one of the most oppressive places to live, or even visit

I love that you shared your experiences as you go I would feel the same way or worse going there You’re doing a wonderful job Love everything about you

Wow you’re beautiful

just discovered your channel ❤

The fooodddd 🤤🤤🤤

Your hair is so pretty ❤😊

The visa policies in Korea need to change asap for the sake of the economy here. More immigrants are needed but there's almost no way to actually migrate to Korea.

The ramen you had looked soo good! It made me hungry.

My husband used to work for Fujitsu and he said that when one of his coworkers had travelled to Japan they were so nice and helpful.

Marketing in Atlanta is actually code for scam, when it comes to job applications- be careful ❤ I found myself in a similar bind when I was forced to leave my home city after rent prices doubled. I miss it. Every day is a struggle. I hope the best for you, that you get to live in the place you like without sacrificing too much of your peace

Love your shirt! So cute

If you don't have anything tying you down to Korea, I would leave for at least a year and go back to Canada and start working there. That way you can get a clear comparison of which place you enjoy more. You can always travel back to Korea later. I lived in Korea and am glad I left. I would have only stayed if I had gotten married with this Korean chick but glad I did not because she was insane lol.

I didn't know it was so hard to get Visa in Korea. Korea has the lowest birth rate and is always trying to get tourists to visit Korea. So I don't understand why Korea is making it so difficult for people wanting to stay or work there. It defies logic and things need to change in Korea. They need more people to come to Korea.

Where do you watch your korean reality shows?

Please do more vlogs , your day to day only if it’spossible . Lover this so much

Love your vlog ❤

such a cute little video, keep at it! 🥰

How can lanugage be a Con? It's like going to Vancouver and saying well, I cant speak English. Thus, learn the language of the country you are in. It shows your lazy mindset. And about the job, what did you expect from any Job? Scam the system? You are obviously getting paid. You need to stop being a child and become an adult. I've worked in the states since I was 14. In order to be successful in life, you need to cultivate grit and hard work ethic. Then you can follow your dream as a hobby! First, you still need to learn much as you can and work hard. And don't confuse view counts with anything. Ppl just watch ppl for fun.

Research job demand for the job types you are interested in and how those jobs are trending. For example, I think many companies allowing remote work at least partially. That might suggest the demand for HR representatives is not what it used to be. You are an educator, which suggests you do not need to restrict yourself to a specific industry. I say this because I feel education related to computer programming and technical certification (e.g., Java, Salesforce) can only grow as there are more and more programmers. Forget the news of 'mass layoffs'. That is only in tech hubs like San Francisco where everyone wants to be. In all other cities there is always a strong demand for programmers. Not quite a year ago I sent a resume to my current employer and received an offer 2 weeks later. If I were in your position, after finding my next (2 year) job, I would learn computer programming. Follow a tutorial for about a month to get a basic idea of what it involves. Then pick up a good book (research it on Amazon) and work through it, completing all but the final chapters. Then study for the certification exam and take/pass the test. With your degree and experience and a programming certification on your resume, I think you would be an ideal candidate for the suggested position. You would also be able to get a programming position, most likely at a contact company as many don't require a CompSci degree. What programming should you study? Python is where all the buzz is, but the syntax of Java, C, C++, CSharp, JavaScript, and Salesforce(Apex) are nearly identical. If you learn Java you can understand JavaScript, which is used in web/cloud development. You would also have no problem learning to program in Apex on the Salesforce,com (cloud) platform. In fact, since there are fewer Salesforce developers than there are Java developers, Salesforce might be a good place to start. whoami: I have an MSCS degree and have 10+ years of experience in both Java and Salesforce. I am in the US. If you are considering coming here I would wait until after the November election.

It's ok to take a step back. You have to do what is best for you.

Have you thought about working in another country?

Your teaching experience feels like my very first teaching job in Japan. If you haven’t made a decision yet, you can always go back to Korea. I ended up doing two stints in Japan.

I lucked out and got a "decent" hagwon (it later went to sh*t and I did not stay). But! When this school was decent, I still hated how much we had to push the kids. It was so much work for 6yr olds! They never got time to be kids and I hated how much work I was required to assign. I felt like some kind of foreign villain ruining their childhood with vocab tests.

I hope you figured out how to stay there. I know you said you don’t want to go back to working at a Hagwon but can you work at one part time instead of full time? That way you can use the extra time to learn Korean and do volunteer work to get points when applying for the permanent residency visa. Going back home would definitely be a waste in my opinion. Don’t give up.

Girl skin is SKINNING

This made me soo hungry!!!

Do they not have any good translation apps? Could you stay if you got a work visa from a company? Seems to me like they make it difficult for people to immigrate to that country, which for them is not really a bad thing. Look at countries right now, and the big issues because the high influx of immigrants. If you like it there, stick it out until you’re able to live there legally and then you can do other things, that you want to do. Who knows you might meet someone and fall in love, that would definitely make things easier.

the food looks incredible !! also love the background music ~ felt super calming

A A A Cutthelandline, cut the whole line!

The food looks unreal 🤤

That's not true about needing a car to live in Vancouver. Many areas it's better not to have a car/ Out in the burbs tho. Yes you better have a car. Having a car in the West End isn't the best.