How well do you have to know Korean or whatever?
Anyone want to know about teaching English in Korea?
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I'm white. And they did make me send a picture of myself. But, I knew a couple black dudes over there working similar type jobs to mine. One dude that was in my extended crew was gay (he looked it) and black and he didn't ever tell me about any problems he had with Koreans. So I kind of think it's more or less an accepting county.
I'm not naive though, I'm sure someone with different skin colour than me would face a whole different set of challenges. I can't really speak on that, though. But none of the black dudes I met were ever like "fukk this racist country."
A typical day in the classroom was fukking long. Got there at 8:30 and left at 6. From 9-12 I would teach kindergarten from 9 - 12 and from 12:30 - 6 I would teach elementary school age kids who were done their regular school for the day and were enrolled in english school. Missing work isn't an option so I learned a lot about work ethic and being accountable. I'd say that's one of the most valuable things I took away from that year.
I know about 10 words. Please, thanks, can I get a beer etc.
Real
Location: Under Your Skin
No fukkin way. Can't be serious
ROBEEZYKILLA
the coli soulja
is teaching english in demand in korea
man this thread is boring, mothafukk school...we wanna hear about the dirt....u fukk any hoes, have a 3 sum....stick a carrot up bish butt?
come on man...give us something good
come on man...give us something good
SuikodenII
Where's Suikoden VI??????
How exactly were you paid? Cash?
JasonSJackson
Jah Sun Ma'at Ra
lol at these questions........smh
So nobody cares to know how much he was getting paid to do this?
Where he lived? How much rent cost him? How he arranged his living arrangements? how long did the process take? What type of living arrangements were they? How many vacancies they have for these types of positions? What he ate? The cost of food? How well one is able to naviagate the country without being able to speak Korean, if at all?
Just what are the requirements and how the bytches look? lol
So nobody cares to know how much he was getting paid to do this?
Where he lived? How much rent cost him? How he arranged his living arrangements? how long did the process take? What type of living arrangements were they? How many vacancies they have for these types of positions? What he ate? The cost of food? How well one is able to naviagate the country without being able to speak Korean, if at all?
Just what are the requirements and how the bytches look? lol
USSInsiders
Banned
Man some stereotypical cac would eat so well off of those asian girls 
Wow. Did you make your own lesson plans or did you have to follow a curriculum?
I answered most of that already. The food was really cheap and good. I ate out 6/7 nights a week. Drinks at restaurants and bars are cheap, too. Around 3 bucks for a beer, 2 bucks for a bottle of korean liquor called soju (kind of like vodka but not as strong) and 50 bucks for a bottle of scotch. You could easily eat all meals at restaurants on 5-10 dollars a day.