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June 14, 2011Travel and Teach Facebook GroupHello Everyone, As many of you know, Facebook is deleting all groups over the next couple of months. To keep informed on updates from Travel and Teach including news, events and jobs, please join our Travel and Teach Fan Page here Sincerely, The Travel and Teach Team
April 3, 2011Are you teaching in Daegu? Do you like live music?Check out this link for concerts in Daegu
March 24, 2011“Rock Talk” – Using Hit Songs in the ESL Classroom in KoreaWhen you first start your teaching job in Korea, you will need to learn the basics to understand what it takes to teach ESL abroad. However, once you are familiar with the curriculum and the level of understanding of your students, you can incorporate different teaching methods in your class, including the use of music. Music is a great way for the students to get involved, have fun, and most importantly, learn. Take a look at a the technique in this video to see how using songs in your ESL classroom can spice things up: August 1, 2010Rafting Trip for English Teachers in KoreaJuly 29, 2010Festival for Teachers Teaching English in KoreaHello 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 ‘jewel of the East Sea’. The Summer WeeknT 2010 Festival will showcase the world dominating music of …hip hop and electronica musicians. Click here for more festival details! July 7, 2010Summer Event for English Teachers in Korea!
If you are looking for a way to beat the heat in Korea, you should check out this weekend getaway set up by Daegu Pockets and Hanaro Tours, taking place from July 10th-11th in Gapyung. Enjoy water skiing, wake boarding, ATV rides and even paintball! For more information, check out the Facebook page here. To contact the organizers, email them at yuldis@gmail.com. June 21, 2010Jisan Valley Rock Festival July 30thIf you are an English teacher in Korea and you like to rock, you MUST check out this music festival!
With big names such as Muse, Vampire Weekend, Massive Attack, the Pet Shop Boys, as well as a number of Korean artists such as Yi Sung Yol, Mate and the Moonshiners, this is a weekend that you really should not miss. For more details on tickets, line ups and schedules, check out the Jisan Valley Rock Festival website. June 15, 2010Best Places to Watch the World Cup in Korea
Whether you are an American, Australian, South African, New Zealander or British English teacher teaching in Korea, you are going to need a place to watch and support your team – or help Koreans support their Red Devils – during the 2010 Fifa World Cup. Fortunately, since Koreans are so soccer-crazed, you are in the right place. Almost every western bar in the country will be playing the games, either live or repeated, so there is no shortage of places to cheer. If you are interested in getting involved in the madness with the local population, then check out the Korean Herald’s article on the “Hot spots to watch World Cup” May 31, 2010Festival for English Teachers in DaeguIf you are teaching in Korea and live in or near Daegu City, you might want to check out the Dongseongno Festival happening from June 11th to 13th in Daegu. Said to be one of the biggest parties in Daegu of the year, activities include a scavenger hunt and a foreign singing competition.
May 3, 2010Mud Festival for ESL Teachers in Korea (and anyone else who wants to get dirty)Every year, thousands of ESL teachers from around Korea flock to the Boryeong Mud Festival to get down and dirty. Join in on all of the fun and activities over a 9 day period.
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