Showing posts with label university job korea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label university job korea. Show all posts

Monday, June 29, 2015

Tuesday, June 2, 2015

Knowing Korean: an advantage when applying for university jobs in Korea?



Another great question from an audience member at my recent presentation at the Kotesol national conference on the topic of How to Get a University Job in South Korea.

They were wondering whether or not knowing Korean would give them an advantage when applying for university jobs. My short answer is that it's basically a neutral. While it may give you a slight advantage in some cases, the university is hiring your for your English ability, not your Korean one and the reality is that you can function very well in this job without even being able to read Hangeul, much less speak it. 

Here's a short video I made about the topic:


Friday, May 1, 2015

Wednesday, April 29, 2015

What People are Searching For

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Back into the Archives

Going back way into the archives to help people find what they're searching for. Some pretty recent stuff too. Anyway, here are what people have been looking for in the past month:

If I Had a Million Dollars Lesson Plan. Perfect for when you're studying the second conditional.

University Jobs in Korea

The Best Teaching Jobs in South Korea

University Korea Textbook

Korea vs Taiwan ESL

Serial Podcast ESL

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Resume to Apply for Korean University Jobs

A short video about a mistake that people often make when applying for university jobs in South Korea: a too complicated resume.


For all the details about getting a university job in Korea, including a resume template check out this book on Amazon:

How to Get a University Job in South Korea: The English Teaching Job of Your Dreams

Tuesday, April 28, 2015

Sunday, April 26, 2015

University Jobs in South Korea

South Korea is a last-minute culture; I call it the "bali-bali syndrome." Check out this short video for how it relates to your search for a uni job in Korea.


For even more cultural tips to help you get a job teaching English in South Korea, check out: How to Get a University Job in South Korea: The English Teaching Job of Your Dreams

Saturday, April 25, 2015

Characteristics of the Top University Jobs in South Korea

A short video for those looking for a university job in Korea and trying to decide if their job offer is a good one, or not.  I talk about the ideal job in terms of salary, location, vacation, working hours and office situation.  And of course, I have way more details in the book, How to Get a University Job in South Korea: The English Teaching Job of Your Dreams.


Friday, April 24, 2015

Will the Celta help you get a University Job in Korea?

All the details about whether of not the Cambridge Celta English teaching certification will help you get a university job, or not in this short video:



Even more details about the Celta and Delta as they relate to university jobs in South Korea can be found in the book:
How to Get a University Job in South Korea: The English Teaching Job of Your Dreams


Thursday, April 23, 2015

Do you Need to Speak Korean to work at a University in South Korea?


A common question I get from readers is whether or not you need to speak Korean in order to work at a Korean university. Watch this short video to find out the answer.

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Wednesday, April 22, 2015

University Jobs in Korea with only a BA Degree

A common question I get from people looking for uni jobs in Korea is whether or not they can get one with only a Bachelor's degree and not a Master's. I answer the question in this short video, and also give a lot more detail in my book, How to Get a University Job in South Korea: The English Teaching Job of Your Dreams.