Korean Job Discussion Forums

[big_fella1]

I have reached a time where the thought of teaching another children's class has me in bed crying, and screaming with my wife trying to place the cork back in my breakfast.

Obviously the time has come to go out on my own, I have written courses before for adults but most Koreans haven't taken to the Tom Peters Reimagine lessons or the Alexei Kapterev style of presentation classes, and the Lewinski, Negotiation course only really went well with one group. The problem is that I am even though I have dealt with intelligent people their English wasn't at a high enough level. The other concern I have with writing material is if you went back to the company a year later that you find someone else using your materials with their or their recruiting companies name on it.

So what I am after is a series of Business Books that you would recommend having used them. I tried a google search and I got a lot of results but I would appreciate your suggestions. If you have built your own teaching or communications business I would appreciate your advice as well.

I have an F2 visa and with an upcoming birth I am going to be in Busan for a while.

I am interested in forming a mutually beneficial of people who are running their own business in this area.

[Fat_Elvis]

Market Leader's pretty good, a little Anglo- and Euro-centric at times but overall it's OK. In Company is OK too, I haven't used it that much though.

[Easter Clark]

The Market Leader series is the best for just about anything you want to do.It's a multi-skills book and there is plenty of room for adapting lessons, from one-to-ones to groups of 20+.