Thinking about teaching in Korea? I’ve been there, done that, survived the awkward interviews, classroom chaos, and parent conference fails, and lived to tell the tale. This blog is your slightly funny, totally real guide to surviving, thriving, and maybe even loving your adventure abroad.

Thinking about teaching abroad? I took the leap to Korea and it changed my life! From culture and travel to teaching adventures and personal growth, discover why Korea is the ultimate place to teach, explore, and thrive. Grab my free guide to start your own journey!

Eligibility, degrees, passports, and background checks—oh my! Here’s everything you need to know before teaching English in Korea, without the stress.

Thinking about teaching in Korea but stuck deciding between a public school and a hagwon? This post breaks down the key differences, perks, and challenges of each so you can figure out which fit matches your style, goals, and lifestyle.

Applying to teach in Korea takes some paperwork and patience, but it’s totally doable. Public schools (EPIK) hire twice a year and require essays, lesson plans, and interviews, while hagwons hire year-round and often use recruiters. In both cases, you’ll need to gather key documents like your degree, background check, and professional photo. Do your research, double-check current requirements, and once your visa is approved—you’re ready to start your teaching adventure in Korea!