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[mike in brasil]

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[humanuspneumos]

BCM. They focus on adults. However, not each and every office has only adults. Some have gone the way of including small groups of children.

The other thing, when you consider teaching adults, is that sometimes you're required to go from company to company. This can add up to multiple taxi/bus rides throughout a city. So, keep that in mind. The contract might say 100 hours. The reality could add up to 160 hours.

Also, the adults in Korea like to study early in the morning. It wouldn't be at all uncommon to find yourself getting up at 6 AM in the morning just to get to a 7 AM class. Also, since they are adults they have the ability of studying up to 10:30-11 PM at night.

Anyone else experience this? If you have any more questions please feel free to ask. I'll try to help. Brazil? What's that like?

[mike in brasil]

my experience here has been mostly with executives and I prefer teaching them cause they are much more serious than kids are.

Brasil is a blast though. My dream would be to teach folks who work at the the korean stock exchange. . . . .

what else can I tell you?

[humanuspneumos]

Sign for 1 year, save as though it's only 6 months, live like you might be hit by a car tomorrow.


Cheers!