Seoul Korea

The Travel Overseas staff was helpful and responsive to all my questions. They found me a job very quickly and I could not be happier with them. The school I work for is a standard private academy overseen by a larger company. They pay on time, are fair with their work conditions and hours, give support for new teachers, and are generally professional. There is a team atmosphere here which helps everyone feel supported. However, one big negative is the lack of multimedia support in the classroom. We do not even have audio players for the audio in the textbook, and much of the audio in the textbooks cannot be accessed. The textbooks are very old and outdated. There are a lot of traditional resources such as flashcards, but this is one area that really limits teaching. Lastly, sometimes work will become busy with almost no hours in the day due to writing report cards. This happens about every two months. The kids are great and the Korean staff are extremely helpful in assisting newcomers to Korea. I would recommend this job for someone looking for an entry level position in Korea.