Korean Job Discussion Forums

[PaulAK]

Hi, I'm new to this board.

I've decided to look for work in Korea, and I've been swamped with offers. I'm not sure which to choose, and a lot of the contracts look dodgy. I've had someone send me an outdated EPIK contract for an unrelated company, and most of them are worded in horrible English.

Sorry if this has been posted somewhere already, but, this is my obligatory n00b post.

I would like to get a job that starts in November. Can someone recommend me a reputable company? With the overwhelming response I've gotten from recruiters, I'm sure many of them are illegitimate. I really only want to work in Seoul/Incheon. I can see it being lonely, and I'd like to be able to meet fellow English speakers with some ease. The big city can offer that to me, I hope.

Thanks, Paul.

[Leilam]

Hmm i want to know too.

[garykasparov]

michael duffy

Phone 010-3354-4833
(International: +82-10-3354-4833)
Fax 055-3354-4833
(International: +82-55-3354-4833)

E-mail [email protected]

Address Suite 603, 11 Namsan-sangga
Namyoung-dong
Changwon 641-802
Gyeongsangnam-do
South Korea
Business Licence No. 609-91-46344
Recruiter
Licence No. 2006-27


Rowan Hall

Director
ESL PLANET
4F Lingua Bldg, 44 -19 Chungdam Dong,
Gangnam Gu, Seoul South Korea 135-100
Telephone: (82) 02 516 0517
Fax: (82) 02 516 6002
SKYPE NAME: ROWAN ESL PLANET
Business registration: 120-81-54769
Korean Recruiting License: 2006-89

www.esl-planet.com

www.eslplanet.co.kr

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[milkweedma]

Sunny at NETKOREA will mislead you about where you can go in Gangwon province for public schools. They advertise positions for several east coast cities but when you get here you find out there are waiting lists for those cities and get chucked in the middle of nowhere instead.
I would still use them again anyway cos it doesnt bother me that much but HONEST recruiting practise in Korea seems to be an illusion. How else would you get people to come here and work in the sticks?