Korean Job Discussion Forums

[PeterDragon]

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For PT work, go to www dot worknplay dot co dot kr
Just put in . for dot
I've gotten the same kind of jobs off there.
Or you can post flyers around the apartment complexes you will be living at to make a little more.

[PRagic]

http://forums.eslcafe.com/korea/viewtopic.php?t=157583

There's a follow through on a discussion thread dealing with F-series visa holders.

[PeterDragon]

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[PRagic]

Why waste a perfectly good F-series visa by working for a chain? Look for some independent writing jobs, get a string of privates going at companies or for kids, open your own study room, post ads for belly dancing lessons...anything but working for a chain. Get your wife to help you out with connections and location choices. If you want to teach, you can create opportunities here.

Seriously.

[PeterDragon]

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[OneWayTraffic]

Look at it this way:

Morning biz class 1 hour 50k . Three hours in a kindy. 35-50k each.

That's 3mill a month. And you're finished by 2pm.

Of course you could do more.

I worked at Pagoda once, 10 hour days- not all teaching, and travel. I basically worked and slept. All for 3mil.

I'm sorry but there are very few good jobs that compare to the ease of freelancing. I worked full time for the birth of our first and freelanced for the second. Highly recommend freelancing, unless you have the dream contract we're all looking for.

If you do sign a contract, just sign it. You don't need sponsorship and wouldn't qualify for severance anyway. So sign it and then give legal notice when it's time to leave. How are they gonna stop you?