Korea is one of the most popular countries for people interested in paid English teaching opportunities. The US Department of State has created an "unofficial guidebook to give teachers basic information on the business of teaching English here so that they can be better informed before committing themselves to a particular job." The document was created by the US Embassy in Seoul, and has a lot of information about the benefits and detriments of teaching in South Korea specifically. Check it out...
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Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Teaching English in Korea
Korea is one of the most popular countries for people interested in paid English teaching opportunities. The US Department of State has created an "unofficial guidebook to give teachers basic information on the business of teaching English here so that they can be better informed before committing themselves to a particular job." The document was created by the US Embassy in Seoul, and has a lot of information about the benefits and detriments of teaching in South Korea specifically. Check it out...
ESL Abroad: Welcome!

My interest in the topic of teaching ESL was sparked by my recent nomination from the Peace Corps to teach English in Eastern Europe. This blog is a tool to help people navigate the difficult process of trying to become an English teacher abroad. There are many good programs out there, and some bad ones too. I will try to provide links to some of the organizations that I looked into in my search for a program that was right for me. Some of them are volunteer programs in which you don't have to pay up front, others are structured programs that charge a placement fee. Some of the resources and information on this blog will direct you to websites and articles with information about job placements, requirements, safety abroad, and more. Please enjoy, and contact me with any information you believe would be good for the site. I'm always up for a collaboration!
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