Teaching English in South Korea has been one of the best decisions of our lives. It is one of the most unique and challenging experiences. It will test you beyond your limits and push you to grow in ways you never knew you could. It’s a rewarding and whirlwind journey...

Here are our top 5 blackboard games to use in those five-to-ten minutes where teachers simply don’t know what to do. All you need is some chalk and blackboard.

If you are planning on teaching English in South Korea, or one of the many countries offering positions to English teachers, then you have most probably heard of TEFL, TESOL or TESL. The web is flooded with companies offering different courses and an overwhelming amoun...

If you are planning on teaching in South Korea and are not applying directly through EPIK, then your first step in finding a job is contacting a recruiter. Although there are plenty of recruiters in Korea offering similar services, they don’t all offer quality services...

Here are just a few tips and tricks that I have found have made my time teaching at an Elementary school in a rural town of South Korea a more positive, meaningful and less stressful experience:

1. Be prepared for ANYTHING

As the only foreign teacher in your school it is...

While every classroom is unique here are a few survival tips for the South Korean elementary school classroom that will help steer you in the direction of boundless learning and unlimited fun:

1. Speak slowly and use actions wherever possible

This may seem trivial but re...