Korean Job Discussion Forums

[Bladewarrior]

I'm not here to talk about ignorance, or racism, or prejudices, all I want to know is, if anyone knows of schools that are hiring (within the near future to the end of October), and have no issues with the teacher being Black? That's all I want to know. I'm a proud native of Ottawa, Canada, I've been teaching in South Korea for 3yrs, I speak the language, I'm in the process of publishing two books (one is a games book, on how to make learning English more fun), I graduated with a BA in English Lit. and Writing, and I'm TEFL certified. My last contract is finished, and the only reason I'm leaving, is because I was out in the country, and I feel like I want a change of scenery, at least for a year. If you're reading this, and you have a school in mind, please don't hesitate to let me know. And don't bother saying it, yes, I have already posted my photo and resume all over the web, I just thought I'd cover all my bases. Thanks, and have a great day!

[Bibbitybop]

Sounds like you are qualified to teach for SMOE, the public schools in Seoul. They love black people as much as they do whites, reds or gyopos.

WorkNPLay recruiting is an honest agency that does the initial hiring for SMOE.

Reply if you have more questions or PM me.

[ChuckECheese]

Wow! A black teacher in the country side of Korea�. I commend you for your bravery and achievement in making it through.

[passport220]