Korean Job Discussion Forums

Yu_Bum_suk · Joined: 25 Dec 2004

I think you'll be fine with an MBA. What you need are notarised copies (so you don't have to give anyone your degree) and transcripts.

If anyone asks you just say you lived in the US or Canada and speak American English. Very very few Koreans will be able to tell the difference.

runaway · Joined: 05 Dec 2005 Location: Suwon

Hey Songbird, it really is a small world! Yeah the Noosa landslide has been a pain as I drive on that road every day. The traffic in Noosa has been SO much fun!

Auswan i'm in Suwon from Jan 1 - Jan 26 and then Yongin until Feb 14.

Only there for the winter work this time as I have to teach in Aus next semester. Then i'm planning to be back in Korea for June.

Would be great to catch up with some Aussies while i'm there as i'm arriving all on my lonesome.

cdn_guy7610 · Joined: 30 Mar 2005 Location: Suwon

Songbird, where in Suwon are you going to be? Suwon has some good places. Never gone out in the Yongtong area, but some good places around Suwon station where I live. Namoon has a couple, although it has been awhile since i was there. Ingyedong is supposed to be good, although never gone out there, just shopping.

As for big fella, now that you are in Korea, how does your academy seem? You really do have the power until you sign your contract. Make sure you get everything in writing before you sign it. Get everything clarified and put into the contract. Good luck, there are lots of jobs out there and much easier to get one if you are currently in Korea.

big_fella1 · Joined: 08 Dec 2005

Hi all, thank you for all the advice. I have arrived and am living in Yong Toung Suwon, so it would be great to hear from people. My email address is [email protected]

The kids are great although they are making fun of my accent!

Runaway message me and we can catch up and I will show you the sites!

I do the visa run monday and I have my approval code so hopefully plain sailing.