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Opportunities for Teaching English in Korea
Food & Drink: Apgujeong, the Manhattan of Seoul, Part 3: Nightlife
 Apgujeong's posh charms can only be half experienced in a lunch or dinner outing -- to really get a sense of the extravagance that this neighborhood is capable of, you have to hit the nightlife spots.First, you'll want to fuel up a bit before heading out. Fifty (50) is a...
Teaching World Cup: How Korea Stacks Up
 You’ve made it to this website, so maybe you’re teaching in Korea already; maybe you’re in your parents’ basement trying desperately to find a way out of your minimum wage job as a competitive eating competition attendant. Either way, your mind has been opened to the world and you could...
How to Find High-Paying Privates Teaching English
A friend and I were talking this weekend about the spare cash situation – in short, she has it and I don’t. I asked her just how she was getting all this dough and she simply replied, “Privates.” I was intrigued. What’s a “private?” Who can do...
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Addr: 72-32 Itaewon-dong Yongsan-gu
Hot new bar on Itaewon's main street. From the owners: "Come in and enjoy our warm atmosphere, great food (try the Chicken Salad or Nachos--only 8,500 won each!), great beers on tap (Alley Kat, San Miguel, Hoegaar ...
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"Dillinger's Bar is a great place to hang out. The staff are friendly and welcomi ..." Avg:  |
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I'm looking at two jobs teaching ESL outside of Seoul just wondering has anyone... Thanks brizite, makes sense. But is there anyone else that has actually lived o... Hello
I haven't spent much time in those areas in particular but i can speak... | I am currently employed at an after school position however i am due to finish m... My bad gave you the wrong info above.
You can book an appointment at the imm... I advise to go to the Seoul Immigration office and ask someone there point blank...
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A ten-million-dollar-a-year English teacher
Her name is Yoo Soo-youn. She earns
about 10B KRW (technically about $8M USD
but who cares?) teaching English in Korea.
And no, she doesn't play in the LPGA
(ladies pro golf assoc.) on the side.
Well, she must have a ph.D in
education from Yale and a MBA from
Harvard, making her the most supremely edu ...
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