Teaching in Korea: EPIK vs. Language Academies Every year, thousands of foreigners arrive in South Korea to teach English, drawn by steady pay, free h... >> Read More
Korea uses a lot of different apps to what you might be used to in your home country. This post is to introduce you to some of the most used apps in K... >> Read More
Even if this is your first teaching job, schools in Korea want to understand your teaching style, your motivation, and your ability to connect with st... >> Read More
Below is a step-by-step guide on how to obtain your official copies of your apostilled documents online when requiring a copy. [Ex: Moving from public... >> Read More
Embark's Teacher Meetups Building a strong teaching community is something we truly value, and our recent teacher meet up was a perfect reminder o... >> Read More
What to do before moving to South Korea Moving country can be exciting but also nerve-racking if it is the first time. This post is to help you organi... >> Read More
Why Sundays Are Listed as a Paid Holiday in Korean Labor Law 1. Sundays Are Typically Designated as the Weekly Paid Holiday Under Article 55 of the Ko... >> Read More
When you step into a classroom, one of the first things you notice is that teaching is not one singular skill; the way you teach a five year old is co... >> Read More
Cultural Differences between South Korea and Other Countries When moving country, one of the challeneges that many people face are the cultural and so... >> Read More
How to use common appliances in your residence *All instructions depend on the brand and the model of the appliance. Please download Google Translate ... >> Read More
Postal Services & Sending Parcels Abroad Postal services in Korea are known for their speed, reliability, and convenience, often considered among ... >> Read More
Meds, Allergies and Hospitals South Korea has pretty strict rules when it comes to medications; they are a lot tighter than in most Western countries.... >> Read More