Even if you are not planning on teaching in Korea for a long time, living in Korea will require you to know at least a few basic Korean expressions in order to get by in your daily life.
Here is a video on the basic Korean greetings.
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April 16, 2011March 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: December 2, 2010A Typical Single (Office-Tel) Apartment in Korea for English TeachersThe size of the apartment that you will be given to stay in while you are teaching in Korea will depend on the city and area where you are working. Below is a video by an English teacher who is working and living in the northern part of Seoul. The apartment is an ‘Office-tel’, which have a living area on the main level with the sleeping area on the second level. These Office-tels are also used for businesses as a cheap alternative to a full office. Check out the video below: November 28, 2010A Typical Two Bedroom (Shared) Korean Apartment for English TeachersIf you are planning on teaching english in Korea for a year or longer, you are most likely a bit curious as to what type of apartment you will be given to live in. Here is a short video of a shared apartment that are reserved for either two friends or a couple: |
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