Program Reviews

Hi Brad,

Well, my situation is terrific. I'm only about ten minute's walk from my work to the city center. I love my school, and I tell everyone that my Director has been very kind to me. The coworkers are great, especially the Korean co-teachers, because they are quick to assist since I'm a new teacher, and they are also supportive when I ask them for advice on lessons, curriculum, etc. A Korean coworker, in particular, has taken me under his wing, shown me around the city, introduced me to many Korean dishes, and taken me hiking on a few weekends. I'm delighted I chose to come to Korea and have this adventure so far away from back home in the States. These experiences will help me be a better teacher and I can't wait to travel around SE Asia after my contract finishes. I will probably want to come back from another year, so I will surely hit you up again. You were great in helping me gather all of the visa documents, getting them apostille notarized, finding a job, and following up with me after I was settled in Korea. I will be sure to recommend your agency to other expats who are looking for a good school.

Cheers,

Hello! I came to Korea back in 2016 with the Teach English In Korea Program.

It has been the best experience, from the start of the process to when I landed in Korea. Bradley (Prof. Brennan) has done a superb job assisting me with any and everything I needed. Our orientation was fun and very memorable and I made friends that weekend that has been with me ever since. I am still in Korea and have not lost contact with Brad and I've been on several other orientation weekends, as I'm now a bit of a veteran myself.

I would definitely recommend this program to anyone who is considering making the move to come to teach English in Korea. If I didn't have this 'family' I would have been lost and confused.

Thank you, Brad!

Going to teach in Korea is such a fun experience! Living in such an advanced country will give you many opportunities. Even more so when you know you can count on a recruiter that cares about where you are placed! After years of teaching here you realize the environment you are put into really determines if you will succeed. Work life balance can be difficult at times, but once you get into a routine it’s great! I would say come ready to adjust to an environment that’s not your own and most of all come with a positive and happy attitude.

I have had a wonderful time teaching in Korea. I have been able to teach an extraordinarily cute and excessively smart group of students (and to learn so much from them); I have made a great group of friends; and been privileged to have made many life-changing memories. This is both because I had a good school with great kids and great coworkers/managers, and also because I had a good recruiter who focused on parsing through the available schools and exclusively working with good ones. Best of luck!

Hi Brad,

Well, my situation is terrific. I'm only about ten minute's walk from my work to the city center. I love my school, and I tell everyone that my Director has been very kind to me. The coworkers are great, especially the Korean co-teachers, because they are quick to assist since I'm a new teacher, and they are also supportive when I ask them for advice on lessons, curriculum, etc. A Korean coworker, in particular, has taken me under his wing, shown me around the city, introduced me to many Korean dishes, and taken me hiking on a few weekends. I'm delighted I chose to come to Korea and have this adventure so far away from back home in the States. These experiences will help me be a better teacher and I can't wait to travel around SE Asia after my contract finishes. I will probably want to come back from another year, so I will surely hit you up again. You were great in helping me gather all of the visa documents, getting them apostille notarized, finding a job, and following up with me after I was settled in Korea. I will be sure to recommend your agency to other expats who are looking for a good school.

Cheers!

Awesome opportunity and resume builder! Overall it’s a great experience I would recommend for anyone! If you like to travel you’ll have the opportunity to explore the country you are in and surrounding areas. I made lots of contacts and connections through this opportunity. You really get to immerse yourself in the culture and the people. Plus all of the wonderful food, yum! There is also support if you need it as well. You can feel homesick at times, but there are lots of other teachers from all over, so it can be a shared experience with a built in support group. If you’re ready for a new job and life experience, apply now! :)

Working in Korea is so much fun. There is always something to do. This unique country offers something for everyone. That being said, you are here to work. There are different types of schools you can work for. Thankfully this program roots out any bad or sketchy school and is there to support you if any problems arise. Depending on your home country you may be in for a surprise when you see Korean work culture. However, you do get time to explore and enjoy the beautiful country. I love the experiences I've gained living and working in Korea. The support I received in my first year helped me to feel comfortable quickly and meet lots of new people to explore and travel with. One last great thing, from Korea it is easy to see the rest of Asia cheaply. I've been able to travel to many other countries while working in Korea.