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jamallo
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 Posted: Thu May 09, 2013 10:12 pm Post subject: Korean Language Programs/Part-Time English Teaching |
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I am interested in learning Korean and would appreciate recommendations for Korean language programs - I would prefer to be outside of high cost of living cities such as Seoul. As I am fluent in Japanese, I would also prefer a program designed for Japanese students.
Although I would prefer to be outside of Seoul, I would also like to teach part-time. Is this possible in smaller cities?
Lastly, I'm 55 years old. Will this be an issue with regards to finding a part-time job? I do have an MA in Japanese history and an LLM in international trade law and I am admitted to the New York bar.
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tttompatz
Joined: 06 Mar 2010
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Location: Talibon, Bohol, Philippines
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| Posted: Fri May 10, 2013 12:53 am Post subject: Re: Korean Language Programs/Part-Time English Teaching |
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| jamallo wrote: |
I am interested in learning Korean and would appreciate recommendations for Korean language programs - I would prefer to be outside of high cost of living cities such as Seoul. As I am fluent in Japanese, I would also prefer a program designed for Japanese students.
Although I would prefer to be outside of Seoul, I would also like to teach part-time. Is this possible in smaller cities?
Lastly, I'm 55 years old. Will this be an issue with regards to finding a part-time job? I do have an MA in Japanese history and an LLM in international trade law and I am admitted to the New York bar.
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To briefly answer your query before this thread is locked:
Part time work as a teacher, legally, is unlikely. You get to jump through the visa hoops like everyone else who wants to be a teacher. Most employers won't go through the hassle for a part-time worker and certainly are unlikely to do it for a teacher who is not in Korea.,
If you are American you will need a certified true copy of your undergrad degree with an apostille affixed AND you will need a current (less than 6 month old) FBI check with an apostille AND if you hold Japanese permanent residence and immigration is made aware of it you can add a Japanese police check (translated to Korean and legalized for international use) as well.
Korean language instruction is available but a program structured for Japanese learners is not likely outside of Seoul or Busan.
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