Teaching in South Korea is the most lucrative way to teach English abroad. For lost souls, creative minds and digital nomad wannabes, it is a game changer. One year here can put you on the right track to a life of location-independence. This guide shows you how to get the most out of it.
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Have you thought about teaching English abroad? With so many countries to choose from, it’s not easy to settle on one. Save yourself the trouble by finding out all you need to know about EPIK. Is it the best?
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A good social scene is important for many people. Teachers in Seoul have little worries but is the small town entertainment enough to keep people happy?
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First impressions are key but after the novelty of the being the new teacher wears off, how do you continue to impress your school in Korea?
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Ice fishing in the winter near the border with North Korea sounds like an adventure. Make sure you have good friends with you!
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I’m a forgetful sort at times. Luckily for me, there is a code of honor in Korea that means losing your wallet is rarely a cause for panic. You can be sure to see it again!
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Older Korean women are often friendly to foreign visitors in their country. However, bus stops are a dangerous place to mess with an ajumma!
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