Korean Job Discussion Forums

[bcjinseoul]

Are they all really that bad? Some of them have 2 months off, even if they expect you to teach around 20 hrs a week. I'd say that's better than GEPIK or SMOE, not to mention most hogwons. Perhaps someone can correct me.

This could become a thread where people dish out the best and worst unigwons in Seoul.

I almost got hired by one last semester, with 18 hrs a week and 9 weeks vacation for 2.1 million, housing and full benefits included. I'd imagine there's a lot of homework and tests to correct every night, but its still a good deal. It was Duksung Women's University, btw.

Anyone?

[Weigookin74]

I hear they should be easy. The catch is the low pay. If your debts are paid off and you can afford the pay cut, then take the easy road. Less cash and the lazy life. But, you may not get as much time off as you think from what I've heard.