Awesome experience

Definitely one of the hardest things I’ve ever done in my life. I probably wouldn’t have made it without the help of my coworkers. There are so many rewarding things about teaching in Korea: it placed me in a position of responsible leadership, it has forced me to learn to communicate better, it has helped me learn another culture, and made me relate to and rely on people who come from many different walks of life. I worked as an industrial mechanic in different factories previously. I always wanted to teach, so before I got too deep into mechanical work, I wanted to try teaching. Korea has proved to be a great opportunity and a good investment for my own personal growth by way of a serious challenge. Doing this is a challenging thing that most people with my background don’t do. It makes me stand out as a professional as someone who is in afraid to try things, and also has rounded me out as a person by exposing me to some different social and professional environments.