What is Life Like in South Korea Like?
South Korea is different; very different. It is safe to assume that everything will be the opposite of what you are used to back home. But it is this very aspect that makes for a unique and memorable experience. The joy of discovering all that is new is the secret to loving teaching English in South Korea. Teaching English in South Korea requires an open mind and a willingness to fit in. Many teachers arriving in South Korea for the first time experience culture shock. This is normal and with a little time you will adjust. Before you decide to accept a position teaching English in South Korea, consider the following carefully: If you choose to live and work in another culture, you must respect that culture and accept the fact that customs are not the same as in your own country. Too many teachers arrive in South Korea unprepared for the change, and unwilling to make any compromises or adjustments. Two vital ways to get the most of your experience is to be prepared and be open-minded. I
