Not Perfect , but Great!

So far experience has been pretty good. Finding an in person practicum for teaching hours for TEFL was a nightmare, but eventually I found one.

As for living in Korea there is very little "moving in" period. Once you get your housing its almost like less than 24 hours.
That being said taking care of all the documents could be difficult since banks and offices are usually closed on the weekends and you work all day at work, either you go REALLY early in the morning or its going to be closed. Also not all jobs pay for your ticket to Korea, so keep that in mind.

Still the pay is as advertised no surpises, also the housing is nice although its not always going to be close; it takes me around 40 minutes to get to work each day and another to get back. The work itself is like any job, some days are harder than others , but it seems to be going well.

In conclusion, pay is great, the team is helpful, and respond quickly. However, the housing is not always close, and there is almost never anytime to get personal documents for living arrangements done.
Would recommend!