*EASY* HOW I BECAME A TEACHER IN SOUTH KOREA | timeline, cost, visa + more
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- i'm finally explaining to you guys exactly how i got a job as a teacher in korea and how i moved to korea. i hope this video answers some of your questions. if you're curious about anything else, leave a comment and i'll make a video on it!
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I love how you emphasize how important it is to like children cause that is the job.
i’ve wanted to teach all my life and as english is my first language, i would love to teach it! i have been interested in japan/korea all my life and i loved it there the times i’ve visited. i am only 14 (obviously a long way off) but this video gave me so much inspiration! it showed me that i can do it if i try and work hard. i hope someday in the future i could be teaching over there like you :) thanks for making these videos, they’re very useful
@Alyth :3 me too I can't wait long😭My mom says too that I can be a good teacher and do u know like the minimum age for a English teacher??
Yess! Me too! I’m 15 but I’ve always wanted to be a teacher - more specifically a math teacher - but my Spanish teacher inspired me to want to become a Spanish teacher as well - and recently I’ve been super interested in Korea! - this video made me want to go and teach there !! 😆😆
exolnct I want to teach in south korea too through EPIK, I am only 17 so I need to finish college and then apply for university first where i will study korean and japanese so I wont be applying for like 6-7 years unfortunately
You can do the GreenHeart program and teach English with free housing
same
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Wait, skipping ads affects the uploader?!
Jane Smith watching the ads without skipping gives the uploader money so yes it does affect them!
i'm finally explaining to you guys exactly how i got a job as a teacher in korea! i hope this video answers some of your questions. if you're curious about anything else, leave a comment and i'll make a video on it!
Moving to korea is such a big dream of mine great video ly🥰
How long do you stay in korea? Do you sign a contact?
Thanks for explaining this ☺️👍👍... Love you friend. ☺️👍👍💜💓❤️😍😚😘
@Adrienne as a teacher in South Korea I'm hear as well can you give me some vice about live hear
@Maria Nina where you from
Teaching is something I would literally never do so congrats to you 😂😂
Oh wao...this was literally not for u then!!!!👋😆
Why are you here then, idiot?
@@alisdairmckenzie I'm here cuz I've been a subscriber and a supporter for years and I watch all of her videos. I didn't mean this comment in a rude way I just mentioned I could never be a teacher.....
@@NatalieMarte And? Bye bye
@@alisdairmckenzie Let people Express themselves, tf? They didn't reply to nobody - it's their own comment!
I'm so interested in teaching in Korea! I graduate in Spring with my degree in Speech Pathology so that's why I was unsure if my degree would go towards it. But then hearing that all you need is a bachelors degree makes me feel so much better about it. Thank you so much for this and if I do plan on moving forward with this, is it okay to ask you questions in your DMs about certain stuff??
Of course!
Erika OMG! Also, Speech pathology is such a great career and great salary! I would do it but I know it's such a tough major! I would love to go visit the student's home and work on them 1 by 1. Though I heard the career is also stressful and lots of work load. And, I believe you need Master's for it. Anyways. Congrats on getting a degree on Speech Pathology!!!! I graduated in May 2019 with B.A in Child and Adolescent development :) It's my passion.
OMG I am doing the same and will be graduating with my bachelors in Speech Pathology in the spring as well!
@@adriennehilll Can you ballpark the salary?
i'm 17 and literally wanted to be an English teacher in Korea. Luckily my mom agreed and I will take a BSEd major in English. Well I'm just so happy
I am 33 years old and live in the US and currently earning my bachelor’s degree in General Business and Communication. This are my emphasis areas. I visited South Korea in April and spent almost 2 weeks there. I loved it. I had a bit of a culture shock and felt a little out of place there because I looked really different than everyone. I think all this is mostly because of my anxiety getting out of my comfort zone. Although, visiting Korea by myself was a really big step anyway. It was my first time on a plane and my first time out of the country. I was born in Turkey because of the military so I flew from Turkey to the US but that’s it. Haven’t been on a plane or out of the country since birth. Lol
Anyway, my point is, I want to go back to teach English. I am actually trying hard to graduate sooner than I wanted which is stressful but it’s something that will get me to Korea faster. I graduated from community college in December 2019 with my associates degree and now I am going for my bachelors degree. I’m currently in my first semester and taking 4 classes this summer. I want to graduate sooner which is why I’m doing summer classes instead of just fall and spring. Hopefully I will get there one day ❤️🇰🇷
I really want to teach in either Italy, Japan or Korea and this was so so so helpful to me! I feel relieved that someone has explained/simplified the path, thank you x
as an italian person... forget about teaching here. it is literally IMPOSSIBLE. the only way for me to find a teaching job before i'm at least 45 is to go o u t. unless you teach in a private school (i've been teaching in a oxford private school for kids who need english certifications). but truly..... not to be The person ruining your dreams but imma try to be as much realistic as i can.
@@opheliaplays6131 ahh ok, 😂😂😂 It was one of the options so ig that's out, it's OK tho. I'd still be OK with translation or international business
@@mollyamelia9180 yeah i'm sorry 😭 there's just this huge process that let's you waste a lot of years cause there's a national graduatory and you may have to wait for y e a r s and that's why like 80% of professors here are hags especially in elementary middle and high school. hope you can still come in italy tho! ♡
@@opheliaplays6131 🥰
I’m currently looking to start the process and so glad you made this video because you’re the person I was thinking of the most who would have all this information. And I love how organized and informative your videos are, so thank you! I now know what I need to do!
Ahh so glad I could help!🖤
We're the same age and you inspire me to go after my dreams! I hope life in Korea is amazing for you❤️ Love from Japan🇯🇵
Ahhh chase those dreams chick
@@adriennehilll Yes girl🥰
I LOVE your advice about being picky and knowing your worth! I'm an education major about to graduate and move to Korea to teach and I felt like I had to just take whatever job I could find especially since I don't have experience teaching and I don't know much about the process of getting a job there. But especially bc of my degree and the high demand for teachers there I'll make sure to only accept exactly what I want since I now know that's possible. Thanks for the advice its SO helpful!!
I really want to teach in Japan or South Korea. I just get really good vibes for those countries. Will find out for sure once COVID is over but i'm glad to watch others who've already achieved this experience. Just Subscribed!
I've kind of been thinking about working in one of those countries too. Kind of leaning towards a daycare there, but I know I would have to look more into things for that
this inspired me to be a teacher! i think i’m going to do two things i love, get an art degree, and then become a teacher in my favorite place ever.
I literally want to be able to get out of my comfort zone. I can't even imagine me being in a job interview, just thinking about it gives me anxiety. Hopefully I can become a teacher in Korea someday!
Me too
Guys who wants to start a chat so we can help each other. I'm looking into teaching in South Korea and I feel as though the process will be less scary with people who are going through the same process.
@@iiehrbrb7787 how old are you? and do u have an instagram! i also want to teach in south korea (asia)
@@lozr666 it's r.zaman__
What's yours?
Thank you so much for the shout out!!
Wow that’s so cool that you work in South Korea. It looks amazing. I wish I could move there but I feel like I’d be home sick. I would like to visit at some point though. I’m glad you talked about your experience and I like seeing South Korea through your videos💛
It’s crazy how similar you’d story is to mine! I also went to Japan and Korea with my brother and his partner, and I also fell in love with Korea! I’m moving there in a few months when I graduate. Love your videos!
OMGGGGG this is making me cry. I have always wanted to teach English abroad. Im also from North Carolina. I’m going to be a senior next year and this really helped me have hope for my dream😭 thank youuuuu
@@mamtachaudhary5996 omg 😂 hi I’m going for my bachelors in education and then I’m going to go teach👏👏👏👏 hopefully in four years the covid situation might be better 🙏
Your beautiful journey inspired me to also go for my dreams and get out of my comfort zone! I've got so much respect for you and really admire your life changing decision. What a great adventure! Also, can you do some updates on your sweet dog Cleo? I know you said in one of your videos you were going to bring Cleo to Korea. Is that still happening? Love you!
Ah that means so much! Cleo will be coming to Korea this December
Awww, that’s super awesome! 😊 I bet you’re so excited, about being reunited with your sweet doggy soon! 🤗 🐶 Can’t wait to see how sweet Cleo will be adjusting to Korea! 😉💖
I want to be a teacher in Korea, buuuuut, I’m from Norway, and my first language is Norwegian.. yes, I can still become a teacher but any native English speaker will be prioritized, the school will have a better “image” if their English teacher is from an English speaking country :/
same :/ im from brazil and my degree is literally portuguese AND english, so I'll graduate as an English teacher but still i wouldn't be accepted :(
if you get a tefl certificate you should be fine! and honestly i heard that people who look european or american have a better chance than someone like me who’s a native speaker from the US but is ethnically indian :/
IMxYOURxDADDY A lot of people seem to say that but I’ve heard that this doesn’t happen as often as these youtubers are making you think. There are soooo many black teachers in korea these days. Don’t let those words put you down, keep that positive attitude and you’ll be able to achieve it. I’m black and i’ve learned to ignore what some of these youtubers say and just go for it after seeing my fellow POC get there just the same as anyone else.
Shayla1600 that’s the attitude!! since posting this comment i actually have seen a lot of vlogs from black english teachers in korea. dedicated don’t get discouraged
@@nicole-su8dl you mind dropping a link of those videos please?
I'm so interested in teaching English in Korea. I'm from Ireland and a native English speaker so this video gave me so much hope
this video proved u are a great teacher!! haha im not planning on being a teacher in korea but i sure as hell know how i would do it!!
just found your channel and i am so grateful to finally see someone lay everything out! i didn’t know the recruiters helped with a lot of this stuff so that takes a huge weight off my shoulders. thanks so much for explaining everything!
Thank you! Good luck w everything 🤍🤍
Thankyou so much. I have been interested in the Korean culture since 2016, just graduated high school 5 months ago, I’m 18 and I’ve been interested in teaching English in Korea for the past 2 years. I have seen many vids and read so many things but this is one of the best resources I’ve seen
Might I add, this is the only resource I seen that explained how to get the visas. Online didn’t help me when I looked
I want to be an English teacher in Korea SO BAD. I connected with Korea a while ago, and I don’t want anything more in life. ❤️🇰🇷
I am so so glad I found this video! I am a senior in college and have wanted to teach abroad in South Korea since I was a junior in high school. I've been extremely nervous because everything I have seen up until this point is that you need a TEFL certification (or something equivalent) and I cannot afford the class, so I was really sad thinking that my dream would stop before it even started. Then I found your video and I cannot tell you how relieved it made me feel. Seriously, thank you!
Do you have any social media account. I'm going to follow through with this process and I feel as though it would be easier having someone go through the same process.
@@iiehrbrb7787 I’m late to reply. I am really interested in teaching in Korea. I’ve been trying to find people to chat with who also plan on doing that 😊
Thanks for the informative video! I just found your channel and immediately fell in love with your content !😍
Also, I really hope they will change that "only people from English speaking countries" qualification rule some day. It's such an outdated way of thinking that you have to be from a country that uses English as their first language to be on a native speaker level. I study English linguistics and literature and could teach English just as well (maybe even better) than a native speaker but cannot get a job so easily just because I'm from another country. 😭
Same, I'm literally crying rn because I'm an Asian and has low chances of being accepted :(
What a great thing to be a native English speaker! I wish I was born as a native English speaker, this I could choose to live somewhere I want, just teach English!
im just 13 but i already plan what i want to do in future, i want to be english teacher in my country or maybe south korea bcs im in love with their culture but when you said 'english native speaker' i was really sad bcs im asian and english is my second language but i prefer english in my daily life. i hope i can achieve my dream one day. i currently learning hangul as my third languages
Same, I am just 14 yo and currently worrying about my future 😅 I'm an Asian (Filipino) and it's rlly making me sad that non-native speakers has low chances 😭
Great video! Thanks for the info. I feel better about my baby girl living over there now. It’s a relief to get it from your point of view. She always tells me,”Don’t worry mom.” I can’t help it. That little pearl laying on the oyster 🦪 shell from finding Nemo is now on the other side of the planet 14 hours ahead of me in the future. I’m so behind and I miss my baby. 😭Enjoy your life and I wish you the best over there. ❤🙏
I lived in Korea for half a year and I’m going back in 2 weeks. While I’m there I’m going to look at programs. I attend college in Seoul ( I’m a senior). A friend of mine got a teaching job so hopefully it goes well for her. Yes, Busan is so calm and pretty ♥️
Wait this is so crazy omg. I want to do this as a job in the future and when you said you lived in North Carolina I was like wow I've never seen another youtuber who teaches in Korea who was from my state then I went to look further on your channel and saw that you went to UNCC!! That's even more crazy because I got accepted into UNCC and I'm gonna be going there this fall. I just thought this was really cool, I'm gonna subscribe!!
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This helped me out so much, I definitely want to teach in Korea after I get my Bachelors, I studied abroad for a semester (was supposed to be two but COVID-19 happened ☹️) and I loved it!!!!
I loved this video (& all your other videos) so much! I am a senior in college majoring in Elementary Education and i’m currently student teaching. Teaching is such a rewarding job and I love that you’re discovering your passion for it! This video was so fun to watch and even though I have never planned on teaching in South Korea or abroad in general, I found it so interesting to see the job application process and what it would be like to teach there. You’re amazing girl!❤️
hello, i'm currently in my 1st year college, i can't say that i master the fluency of english since it's not my native language but i think i'm already good at speaking but not yet the best. thank you so much for infos, this is literally the reason why i took education. mark this comment, i'll also work in south korea soon 🧡
I've done research and most of them said that non native speakers have low chances of being a teacher in S.K but they it isn't impossible!
Omg I didnt know you were from nc!!! I am too and I'm so happy I found your channel
I am from and currently in NC and plan to teach abroad in Korea too! So cool to see someone from where I am from do what I want to do. It would be so cool to talk to you and ask questions about how to go about it!
I think it's amazing how things just work out so well like universe knows what's going to happen. I'm 23 and have no idea what I'm doing with my life:( I hope one day my life purpose gets clear :)
It will be 2022 before I start going for teaching in Korea (I am staff at a college - getting a MA TESOL tuition free), but it's videos like this that give more clarity about things too (Private School/Recruiter stuff). I keep swinging back and forth between "I should do EPIK to get into Korea and just accept I won't know much of anything about where I will be" and "I will just do all the work/research on private schools/work with recruiters so I can pick where I am and be sure I'm not in a shady spot" I really liked the outline about the visa process (outside EPIK), its pretty much the same but hearing it was nice. Thanks for all these/your videos! (Edit:I got to the lost job vid. Covid19 has been insane. Hopeful things return to a *normal soon)
I have been thinking about doing this since I am now finishing off my Masters degree. This video was very good, thank you so much for sharing your story and process. :)
This helps so much 🙌🙌 thank you! I also want to teach private, and I'm so happy to have someone to finally explain that process instead of Epik ❤️ you're the best
I used to live in Korea and I loved it. I’m already making plans to teach for a couple years after my bachelors. I got 2 years left and can’t wait to go back to Korea.
I am really interested in teaching in South Korea. Im currently working on my bachelor's degree and this video was very helpful. Thank you for sharing this information with us.
I'm a Junior majoring in Elementary Education Language Arts and I've decided that this is what I REALLLLLLYYYY want to do after graduation. Obviously I love kids otherwise I wouldn't have this major, I'm currently being taught to teach because that's my major, and I loveeee traveling and studying Korean and watching K-dramas. Your channel is super helpful to me because I can see what it's realistically like to work as a teacher in Korea
I'm graduating in December and I am starting my job search now that my midterms are basically coming to a close. I am really really hoping I can get a job there and with younger kids because I have been working with them since I was 12. Ahhhh, I am getting nervous yet excited for this whole adventure of trying to navigate job searching and potentially getting a job and moving to S. Korea.
I'm a native English Speaker and I'm learning Korean and im going to do this job and im so excited and this was a lot of info thank you 😊
Thank you for doing this video. I’ve been a teacher on Guam for about 8 years loving it and this is something I want to consider or keep in mind in the future :)
I know this video is a year old but it has been SOOO helpful because I am planning to start the process on finding a teaching job there next year once I graduate in Fall. I really hope I’m lucky enough to get placed in an area I want like you did!
Finally!! A girl that’s in Korea from NC!❤️
I’m only 16 and I’m exploring the world of jobs. Not really I’m kind of set on moving to Korea and becoming a English teacher. Your video was really helpful!💜
I'm so excited to watch you on this journey! I can't wait to hear what you learn from this experience!
Congratulations!
I’m in my 4th year teaching in the states. I do have this notion that I’d like to teach in Australia one day.
Looking forward to hearing more about your ongoing experiences.
I'm about to go to college and will be taking Education major in English. I'm passionate about teaching english in korea because I'm so inlove with the country and especially kpop. I love to experience teaching aboard and I would love to live their and be a teacher. I know it's a long way to go but I am so excited about it. This video helped me a lot thanks.
I always love this video! It gives me the motivation and the feeling that I can go teach in Korea too! I've been wanting to go teach English in Busan for a long time but I always get nervous at the thought of actually doing it and finding a good Hagwon. Thanks you for the great video!
I’m going as a TESOL Major and I can’t wait to teach in korea + japan 🥰
Thank you for filming this video! It was so informational and it definitely gave me some ideas and direction about what I may want to do in life after school💕
ahh so glad it helped you!💖
Very insightful !! I’m currently a junior in college getting my B.A. in English, also from and currently living in North Carolina !! I’m planning on teaching in South Korea when I graduate and this was so helpful, thank you so much for sharing and helping me out 🖤
I just wanna say thank you for taking the time to explain all of this, it was very helpful, I going to be moving there in a few years as a English teacher but I wanted to learn Korean first and finish up my degree... I love watching your videos thanks you.
i love how inspired you make me thank you , this is my dream job and im only 16 long way to go but i know if i try really hard i will one day make it. thank you for all these useful videos . #lovefromflorida!!
Thanks girl ! You’re video is so incredibly explicative! I will prepare my resume + presentation letter this weekend and start applying. You just gave me the courage and I’m really grateful. ❤️
I feel like it's pretty easy to get opportunities to teach in south korea if you are a native english speaker, but if you are not that is almost impossible... I really like your videos and I hope I will be able to teach abroad too in the future even though I am not a native english speaker.
I'm still a student in high school and my biggest dream is to teach in Korea and this made my a little bit happier about it
I have been following your channel for over a year now and it is amazing how much you've accomplished and how much your life has changed. I think I am the exact same age as you, I went straight to grad school after college though. Girl you are amazing!
girl you just got a big fat subscribe from me! this video is 100% the best and in-depth video I've seen about teaching in Korea. I'm definitely going to do it. Thank you so much! I'm off to check out more of your content :) x
omg love a big fat subscribe. welcome to the fam gal 🙏🏼🤗
Adrienne Hill hahaha sick, I’ll follow you on insta right away too!
I’m planning on teaching in Seoul when i eventually graduate. Unfortunately it’s still a long time away but i’m moving there next year to do my study year abroad,sooo excited.
Im glad i found your vlogs!This is really helpful 💕 I'm already in my senior year for a bachelor's degree in education and i really have no idea what to do after school 😭 Even though I'm not a native english speaker (Filipino), this motivated me to really pursue teaching in south korea 💕
Omgg same 😭 perhaps do you know some ways so we can be eligible to teach in South Korea?
I'm an Indian and hence a non- native English speaker. I've done my whole education in English.
But there's an agreement between India and South Korea (as mentioned in EPIK website) that Indian citizens also must have a teacher license in English. But still now I haven't found out which document works as the license and how to get one. I keep on searching various courses if that's equivalent to it.
Thank you for the very thorough video! A North Carolina native here, I am always surprised when people say they’re from here. So...hey girl!
THIS IS LITERALLY WHAT I WANNA DO OMG THIS SOUNDS GREAT
This my favorite video you explain everything so well ! I want to become a teacher at Korea to teach english. I’m fluent in English and Spanish. I have heard about that a lot of people go but don’t like being a lot with kids. I love kids I would like to go make a difference.
I‘m currently studying to become a teacher. I‘m studying English and art. My dream would be to teach all around the world 🌎 💪🏼 so thank you for this video
I remember you making videos with xxmakeupiscoolxx a loooooong time ago. crazy to see everyone grown up and living their adult life...happy for you!!
being a language teacher is my dream :(( english is my second language and im currently learning other language. im so inlove with south korea and japan, and i dreamed my journey there! i hope i could go there and teach languages for the future. God Bless Us! 💗
I'm in middle school and I would love to teach band in Korea since I love band and band has the same dynamics everywhere.
This was really helpful, thank you! I’ve just started the process of applying to teaching positions and this gave me a better idea of how things are going to go.
It would be a dream of mine. I study at a University to become a primary teacher in the Netherlands. So sad to hear you need to be a native speaker. Just be happy that you're so lucky to be born a native speaker. 😘 I could never make it into the position you are in now. 😔
You can still teach in some hagwons and if you have a masters degree, you can work in some universities
@@koreainanutshell8212 Is it legit that non native English speakers can still teach there?
@@gelatinstuffz yes absolutely, but it is significantly harder and not through a government job as far as I know
@@koreainanutshell8212 Oh, thank you! That gave me hope. 😅♥️ Perhaps, are you living there?
@@gelatinstuffz yes I am and I make videos about korean true crimes (mostly recent stuff)
Thankyou sooo much for making this. I was thinking ab being a teacher in Korea too, then when i saw this, i knew for sure ^^
The fact that I am not a native English speaker but I can speak like them and my accent is so close to them 🙃🙃🙃
Thank you! This video really helps me a lot! I‘m not a native English speaker but I will find a way 😅 I‘m still attending university but I‘m studying to become a teacher (living in Germany) for English and Spanish, so I know that teaching is my thing 😄
Thank you, very informative. I do have a few questions please.
1.) How about health insurance?
2.) Can you bring your family over if you are married and with kids?
3.) Do the school train you how to teach your class? A curriculum to follow by?
4.) After a year, if you decide to stay, who will process your visa and will you have the option to renew your contract with the same school?
5.) How can one be sure that you end up with legal recruiters?
Thank you for your time and for sharing your knowledge.
This motivated me to do something productive during the quarantine and that is to do research about finding jobs or teaching in korea. I really wanna work there. Thank you so much for this very helpful video!
Wow!! Adrienne whatever you want you accomplish congratulations. I'm proud of you keep doing a good job. I've been watching your channel for some time now. The 1st video that I saw that you did was the Healthy Jamba Juice One. Good luck & take care of yourself out there in Korea much success Adrienne you deserve it for your hard work & dedication. Carlitos Millàn from Fontana, CA.
Thank you for being a long time subbie!!!🖤
And now I want to live in Korea too 😊❤
thank you for this video ☺️☺️ it's really helpful as I'm graduating next semester. I'll be applying to teach in SK then. Watching your videos really helped me with my decision to apply. Thank you 💜💜
thank you for this video! i’ve been thinking about teaching english in Korea since 10th grade! i’m a senior in high school rn so i obviously got a long way to go but i can’t wait to hopefully teach in Korea & i’m actually going to college for Finance tooo!! i wanna do finance & accounting!
you mentioned that a teaching degree isn't necessary. im nervous though because i want to look good on paper showing that i went to school for teaching. im 100% committed in going i just dont want to be turned away because on paper it says i studied something else
i have 2 college diplomas, i have a TESOL , I am a native English from Canada, and recently I have a Teach English Online Certificate and 1 year teaching English in China, BUT, ..I dont have a BA, and thats what stops me from teaching in Korea, no recruter will hire me. Its so sad because I love Korea, i visited 4 times and i got my plastic surgery there in December 2019. I wish i could get any other job there, even if I work in Costco....thats life...
EVERYONE READING THIS COMMENT WE ALL ARE GOING TO ACHIEVE OUR GOAL.
Yes I been waiting for this video !!!!
Okay, coming across the video and once you said North Carolina I was appalled because I live here and you basically answered all of my questions
Aw you posted this after I already found a position. I applied on company sites and with recruiters. I put in a preference for Busan but may be open to other places.
what were some of the requests you demanded when deciding which school to teach? for example, did you demand to teach a certain age group?
8:15. She answered that specifically
I am a HS Spanish teacher who is really considering to teach English/Spanish in South Korea.
Oh so it's basically impossible for a non-native speaker to teach in South Korea or maybe you need to have a certain degree or something..can someone explain how it is for the non-native speakers
I've been wanting to be a teacher for a really long time. Last year, I moved to the UK to go to University there and I just finished my 1st year of Uni. I'm studying English Language and TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign language). Luckily for me, my university allows to study one year abroad for year 3, so I'm really hoping to be able to go to South Korea for at least one year to test the water and see how I like it there. Honestly, my hopes for actually teaching in Korea are high and I hope that they do come true! However, I am not a native English speaker :(
This was so helpful to watch! Thank you so much for giving me hope during quarantine lol!
안녕하세요 dear 🥰
I'm so happy you finally posted this video! I was surprised to hear you work for a private school!😳 Not that it is a bad thing, but how did you do your research on the school?
Could you make a video with your experience working with the school?
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My school has a website where they post videos of the learning environment and then I contacted the other foreign teachers at the school!
Thank you so much for this!! You made this dream digestible and obtainable.. Now I don't feel like it's out of reach! Much love to you, I'm totally subbing. 💕