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Recent topics on our blog Travel Tips for the Airport Before Leaving to Teach Abroad Before you start your adventure teaching English abroad in Korea, you should know what to expect at the airport. Watch the video below for some helpful tips to make your journey smooth. [read more] 6 Helpful Tips for Newbie ESL Teachers 1) Be open-minded. It is important to remember that you are not only moving abroad to teach English, but also living in a country that is completely different from your own. Do not expect things to be the same as home,…[read more] FBI Checks Required for English Teachers in Korea In response to a sexual act on a student committed by a 50 year old teacher teaching in Daegu, the Korean immigration office has decided to no longer accept state checks from American teachers and is now…[read more] Rafting Trip for English Teachers in Korea We just wanted to let you know about another summer adventure! Let Waegook Cook do the leg work and you just sit back and enjoy the fun! Anyone can join this trip... see link for more…[read more] Festival for Teachers Teaching English in Korea Hello English Teachers! Just wanted to let you all know about another great summer festival in Korea called The Summer WeeknT 2010 Festival. Details below: Location: 'The Naksan', which has an incredible beach, often referred to as the…[read more] Marijuana Included in Medical Examination for English Teachers in Korea...Again  Back in early 2008, after the visa regulations tightened for English teachers looking to teach in Korea, the Korean government started requiring both TBPE and cannabis to be tested for during the medical examination shortly after a…[read more] Changes to E2 Visa Regulations for Those Looking to Teach in Korea Hello everyone, Just wanted to make a post regarding the new E2 Visa regulations laid out by the Korean government for people looking to go to Korea to teach English. Unfortunately, the rules have already been changed a few…[read more] |
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