Survive & Thrive in Korea
As of 2025, the landscape of English education in South Korean elementary, middle, and high schools is set to undergo a significant transformation. The South Korean government, led by Education Minister Lee Ju-ho, has unveiled an ambitious plan to introduce AI-enhanced digital textbooks for subjects like math, English, and IT. While this initiative, known as […]
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I absolutely adore this picture. It emulates a philosophy I strongly believe in: always support & help your neighbour – it does not hurt to help people. This picture also reminds me of my first month in South Korea. My co-teacher decided to take me to a traditional Japanese restaurant. I was so gassed! I ordered my favourite: udon noodles. However, my gas levels deflated rapidly when the waiter said they did not have any knives or folks.
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When you’re at home deciding on whether or not to teach English in Korea one aspect of the industry you may not be considering is the the number of different types of English schools. Sure, you may know about hagwons and public schools but what about Universities, Company in house instructors, or adult language institutes? […]
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Hey there, Seoul explorers! It’s official – I’ve finally moved into my new apartment in the vibrant yangchun-gu district, and let me tell you, it’s quite the adventure in itself. From hidden alleys to treacherous cobblestones and quirky shower setups, my new digs are a story waiting to be told. So, buckle up for a […]
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