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  • ESL/EFL Educators Welcome Packet,  New Arrival Information

    Welcome New Pyeongtaek Teachers!

    February 27, 2018 /

    As we roll into March it’s time to begin a new school year and welcome lots of new teachers to the area. Pyeongtaek is big and spread out with lots of rural placements so teachers can often feel unconnected and lonely. Don’t worry, you don’t have to be. There is quite a bit going on and plenty of people to meet. We are also always trying to gather information and make life easier for you. The first step to getting connected it joining us at one of the (usually) monthly…

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  • ESL/EFL Educators Welcome Packet,  New Arrival Information,  SOS Seasonal Guide: Spring

    10 Issues New Teachers Face (and solutions)

    February 27, 2018 /

      When you arrive in Korea there will be a thousand little surprises. Doesn’t matter how much you have prepared or how many blogs like this you have read. It’s ok and there is no judgement. You’ve spent many months building up this experience in your mind and when you arrive it’s going to get very real, very fast. Reality of culture shock is going to conflict with the comfort of the dream and suddenly teaching English abroad is going to be come a real job. A job you are…

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