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Say Kimchi Recruiting is a recruitment firm helping graduates from around the world teach English in Korea. Formed in 2009, trusted by the ESL community.
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Teaching in Korea
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Why Teach English in Korea? Fast Facts on Korea. Hagwons vs. Public Schools. In Your Free Time. My Top 10 Favorites in Korea. Recommended Reading on Korea. Korea as a Couple. The Dating Scene in Korea. Is it Safe to Travel and Work in South Korea? The Job Process and Timeline. Gathering Your Visa Documents. Getting Your Criminal Background Check. Getting Your Documents Apostilled. How To Make Yourself Irresistible To Hiring Schools. After We Receive Your Application. Preparing For A Skype Interview.
TEFL Courses for Teaching in Korea
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Why Teach English in Korea? Fast Facts on Korea. Hagwons vs. Public Schools. In Your Free Time. My Top 10 Favorites in Korea. Recommended Reading on Korea. Korea as a Couple. The Dating Scene in Korea. Is it Safe to Travel and Work in South Korea? The Job Process and Timeline. Gathering Your Visa Documents. Getting Your Criminal Background Check. Getting Your Documents Apostilled. How To Make Yourself Irresistible To Hiring Schools. After We Receive Your Application. Preparing For A Skype Interview.
The Benefits of Teaching English in Korea
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Why Teach English in Korea? Fast Facts on Korea. Hagwons vs. Public Schools. In Your Free Time. My Top 10 Favorites in Korea. Recommended Reading on Korea. Korea as a Couple. The Dating Scene in Korea. Is it Safe to Travel and Work in South Korea? The Job Process and Timeline. Gathering Your Visa Documents. Getting Your Criminal Background Check. Getting Your Documents Apostilled. How To Make Yourself Irresistible To Hiring Schools. After We Receive Your Application. Preparing For A Skype Interview.
Choosing a Location - Say Kimchi Recruiting
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Why Teach English in Korea? Fast Facts on Korea. Hagwons vs. Public Schools. In Your Free Time. My Top 10 Favorites in Korea. Recommended Reading on Korea. Korea as a Couple. The Dating Scene in Korea. Is it Safe to Travel and Work in South Korea? The Job Process and Timeline. Gathering Your Visa Documents. Getting Your Criminal Background Check. Getting Your Documents Apostilled. How To Make Yourself Irresistible To Hiring Schools. After We Receive Your Application. Preparing For A Skype Interview.
Korean Festivals in July; What Not To Miss
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Why Teach English in Korea? Fast Facts on Korea. Hagwons vs. Public Schools. In Your Free Time. My Top 10 Favorites in Korea. Recommended Reading on Korea. Korea as a Couple. The Dating Scene in Korea. Is it Safe to Travel and Work in South Korea? The Job Process and Timeline. Gathering Your Visa Documents. Getting Your Criminal Background Check. Getting Your Documents Apostilled. How To Make Yourself Irresistible To Hiring Schools. After We Receive Your Application. Preparing For A Skype Interview.
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I Eat Rice for Breakfast: A month later...
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I Eat Rice for Breakfast. When one year in Korea became two. Monday, July 6, 2009. There hasn't been too much excitement in Gwangju since my last post. I know it's been a month, but life here is so cruz-y that I don't really think I'm doing anything out of the ordinary if I go anywhere out of town. Plus, the countdown is on: 23 days until China. I'll post again soon, since it's already late and I've gotta hit the hay for early tennis tomorrow morning. Talk to ya later! China will be soooo amazing!
I Eat Rice for Breakfast: March 2009
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I Eat Rice for Breakfast. When one year in Korea became two. Thursday, March 12, 2009. What I did in February.and, um, the beginning of March. So, what I've done this month:. 1 I've started playing tennis. 2 I'm becoming a gym junkie. 3 I went to Seoul (again). 4 I ran in my first Hash run. 5 I made even more new friends. 6 I got a fantabulous care package from home! 7 I went to my first soccer game in the World Cup Stadium. Alright, so let's start from the beginning, shall we? So imagine, if you will, a...
I Eat Rice for Breakfast: May 2009
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I Eat Rice for Breakfast. When one year in Korea became two. Friday, May 1, 2009. It's Been a Long Time Coming. Also, notice in the dragon's mouth there's a ball. If you've ever heard of the cartoon Dragon Ball Z, this is the dragon ball that the name is referring to. And that wasn't all. We made it back safely and didn't drive our driver too crazy.or so we hope. Unfortunately, I didn't capture the moment, but I think leaving it to the imagination will sum it up quite nicely. :). Peace and love,.
I Eat Rice for Breakfast: Seoul...3rd Time's a Charm
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I Eat Rice for Breakfast. When one year in Korea became two. Saturday, June 6, 2009. Seoul3rd Time's a Charm. Seoul is one of those cities that surprises you every single time you visit it. The fact that this metropolis is the largest city in Korea probably helps that fact along, as well as the internationality of the place, but I'm still surprised at all the nooks and crannies that this city holds. Do you want a latte? Made it feel almost like home. Thats awesome that you were on a set!
I Eat Rice for Breakfast: A Bend in the Road
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I Eat Rice for Breakfast. When one year in Korea became two. Sunday, July 19, 2009. A Bend in the Road. Well, it's getting to be that time again. That would be the time when the summer rush of new people is arriving. Which also means that this is the time when you realize that all the friends you make when you're travelling are transitory and will leave you at random moments of the year. One thing I love most about travelling is that it causes you to connect to people quickly and firmly. Sure, the fo...
inhale. exhale. repeat.: One Thing Is Certain…
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Inhale. exhale. repeat. Sometimes you have to jump just to see if you can fly. Why You Should Teach In Korea. Tuesday, January 8, 2013. One Thing Is Certain…. I am NEVER going to be fully ready to leave this country. Ever. After coffee, he asked if I like 떡볶이. 8221; and an enthusiastic “I like Amy! 8221; My Korean this evening consisted mostly of, “감사합니다,” “맛있다” and “괜찮아요”, which mean “thank you”, “delicious,” and “I’m okay, no more,...When does this ever happen anywhere else? I recognize that my experie...
inhale. exhale. repeat.: Why You Should Come Teach In Korea
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Inhale. exhale. repeat. Sometimes you have to jump just to see if you can fly. Why You Should Teach In Korea. Monday, January 17, 2011. Why You Should Come Teach In Korea. Or at least someone you know should. 95% of you are already qualified! If you are looking at Korea or other countries, which many of you reading this are, do your research. How much does it pay? How many hours will you be working? Do you have to find your own apartment and/or pay your own rent? What is the tax rate in that country?
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The Kimchi Chronicles: Being Left-handed in Korea
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Postcards from Kimchi Land (Van's photos). Tuesday, October 12, 2010. Being Left-handed in Korea. Being left-handed in Korea is an interesting concept. A survey. I have never had quite the reaction to being a lefty as I have here. At school, upon starting a lesson with a new group of students, they marvel at how I write on the board: "Teacher! In Korean culture, you always give and accept items from others with either two hands or with your right hand braced by your left. For me, I'm used to doing a ...
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The Kimchi Chronicles: Food Cravings...
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Postcards from Kimchi Land (Van's photos). Tuesday, March 12, 2013. The closer I get to going home, the more I start thinking about what foods I am looking forward to eating again. Korea has welcomed a lot of new foods and avenues of cooking in the past few years, but there are still a few things that it doesn't have just yet. And while I've become used to the Korean version of Chinese food, what I wouldn't give for some "American food court style" Chinese, complete with egg rolls and spicy mustard. ...
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Saykim's Weblog | Thank You Father for all You have done in our lives.
Thank You Father for all You have done in our lives. ALL ABOUT ME…. May 13, 2008. Don’t Take Advantage of We Have. I receive e-mails from MountainWings daily and this was in my inbox this morning. With everything going on in the world we live in, this is a fresh reminder of the privileges we have in this country we call home. Let us all take the time to be grateful for being blessed for all that we have. Read on. Is it that we have electricity and running water 24/7? Maybe it's the ability to walk into a...
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Saykimchi4dbsk's Blog | Just another WordPress.com weblog
Just another WordPress.com weblog. GACKT: The only man to make my heart beat faster and slower at the same time. As a gifted artist Gackt is the type of performer that can reach down to the depths of your heart and cradle it in his powerful hands *sigh* Anyway enough of my fan-girling this is a clip from his latest Yellow Fried Chickenz(YFC) tour though not my first ever clip where I experienced Gackt it is certainly becoming one of my favourites, can you guess why. May 18, 2010. Comments: Leave a comment.
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Saturday, September 18, 2010. I took photos for this beautiful family a year ago. It's amazing to see how the little ones have changed. Here's a sneak peek.hoping to contine taking pictures of them for many years to come! Friday, September 10, 2010. Thursday, August 5, 2010. I haven't gotten as many pictures of the girls as I would like to lately, so I charged both batteries in anticipation of getting a few good ones. People always tell me that I must have so many pictures of the girls. We do have a good...
Teach English in Korea with Say Kimchi Recruiting
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