Korean Job Discussion Forums

[philinkorea]

Hi

Im about to finish my second year in Korea. Well 4 months to go. I taught kids for a year in Suwon now Im teaching adults in Seoul. Ive really enjoyed my adult teaching experience. Not so much the teaching but the social and cultural opportunites it opens, hanging out with students, and relating to adult koreans.

My only problem is that I taught a nasty split shift schedule which as well as being tiring meant there was no time to really do private classes. Id be keen to stay around but would like to get a nice set up of some kind of part time job teaching adults with a visa maybe, or perhaps just morning so theres free afternoon time. Just wondered if anyone did anything worth mentioning. Want to be in Seoul really


Thanks

[peppermint]

A school I used to work at would hire a part timer or two, and give them visas, but no apartment, and they often had to work weekends.Send me a pm if you want more info

[ohfamous]

Direct English branches (Pagoda) throughout Seoul have block shifts sometimes, adult one-on-one teaching. I hear YBM also starts people on splits then move them to blocks after 1-3 months if they're good teachers.