Korean Job Discussion Forums

[Kimchi Monkey]

Hello all,

I am a newbie and this is my first post. I am sure there are many posts that answer some of the questions that I have to ask and I have read a lot that do, but some also confuse things a bit. My husband and I are planning, if all goes well, to leave in June. I will be applying for the F-4 visa as soon as my rents send me my adoption documentation. So, I have several questions:

1. Does the F-4 visa really get processed and issued in 1 day? I will be going to the Korean consulate in Boston, MA and have already spoken to them about what paperwork I need.

2. In an earlier thread someone posted their resume for people to look at, and I would like to know what people would consider is "different" between what you should stress on a resume if your applying for a job here in the states as opposed to a teaching job in Korea?

3. Does anyone have a resume that got them a job and can they send me a copy via my e-mail? [email protected]

That's all for now, I am just working on my resume and applying, but would like a bit more info. Feel free to reference other threads that might be of some help.

Thanks

Tara

[PGF]

The vast majority of those who will be looking at your resume will not understand a word of it. Just do a standard resume. In the objective, write a bit about teaching kids and cultural experience.

[axmill]

I got an F-4, but sent it in the mail. I called the consulate and they gave me directions and I received it back in a self addressed envelope a few days later.