If you are looking to find an ESL job teaching in Korea, you will first need to pass the phone interview. Since most people are not used to having an interview over the phone, here are some obvious – and not so obvious – tips to help you get that job: 1. Be on time for the call and be sure to let the interviewer know that you were expecting their phone call. 2. Speak slowly, clearly and enunciate your ...
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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, because they will not be. Bring an open mind and you will adjust faster 2) Prepare. You need to realize that you are not going to find all of the comforts of home, so you will have to be ...
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How to deal with culture shock in Korea Experts who have written about culture shock have identified four distinct phases that anyone going to live abroad passes through; the amount of time it takes for a person to get through each phase can vary with the individual, but in general, each phase will last longer than the preceding one. The four phases are: Fascination: an initial period when everything is new and exciting where there are seemingly few problems ...
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