Dan Henrickson
04-08-2008, 08:13 PM
WOW!!! Is it ever nice to be back in Korea!!!
I'm here on a 2 week business trip, and I am thoroughly enjoying myself. Not only have I been eating been healthier than I have in months, but I've already met some new excellent schools.
Some of the schools want/need teachers ASAP (mid-May is now the soonest any teachers documents could be processed for their E2 visa), while others are looking for teachers with various start dates of June, July and August, or beyond.
There are a wide variety of schools we continue to work with: kindy/elementary (approx 10am to 6pm), ele/middle school (1-9pm), as well as some adult (split shifts) and public schools (9am to 5pm), in all major cities across Korea. Let us know what is the most important thing to you in a city type, or school type, and we'll match this with your start date. Does it sound to good to be true? Well, it isn't. We love helping teachers come to Korea.
We do not have the most teachers in Korea, but we do our best to ensure we have the happiest group. We have reliable, proven jobs, and a support system for teachers that we think is the best available in Korea. There are monthly dinners all of our teachers are invited to attend, and a few times each year we host full sized events, to bring as many of our teachers as possible together.
We have recently added two wonderful members to our team - Lindsay Nash and Tara Cameron. They will help some of you with the exciting process of finding the best job for you, while also answering any and all of your questions about living or teaching in South Korea. We currently help over 20 teachers a month, while demand increases heading into the busiest time of year.
Please send us any questions you might have, to teacheslkorea@gmail.com or you can apply anytime at http://www.teacheslkorea.com/ApplyNow.php
You can also call us at 1-204-221-9000 and speak with Dan or Aggie about this experience of a lifetime.
We look forward to helping you.
Dan Henrickson
Teach ESL Korea
I'm here on a 2 week business trip, and I am thoroughly enjoying myself. Not only have I been eating been healthier than I have in months, but I've already met some new excellent schools.
Some of the schools want/need teachers ASAP (mid-May is now the soonest any teachers documents could be processed for their E2 visa), while others are looking for teachers with various start dates of June, July and August, or beyond.
There are a wide variety of schools we continue to work with: kindy/elementary (approx 10am to 6pm), ele/middle school (1-9pm), as well as some adult (split shifts) and public schools (9am to 5pm), in all major cities across Korea. Let us know what is the most important thing to you in a city type, or school type, and we'll match this with your start date. Does it sound to good to be true? Well, it isn't. We love helping teachers come to Korea.
We do not have the most teachers in Korea, but we do our best to ensure we have the happiest group. We have reliable, proven jobs, and a support system for teachers that we think is the best available in Korea. There are monthly dinners all of our teachers are invited to attend, and a few times each year we host full sized events, to bring as many of our teachers as possible together.
We have recently added two wonderful members to our team - Lindsay Nash and Tara Cameron. They will help some of you with the exciting process of finding the best job for you, while also answering any and all of your questions about living or teaching in South Korea. We currently help over 20 teachers a month, while demand increases heading into the busiest time of year.
Please send us any questions you might have, to teacheslkorea@gmail.com or you can apply anytime at http://www.teacheslkorea.com/ApplyNow.php
You can also call us at 1-204-221-9000 and speak with Dan or Aggie about this experience of a lifetime.
We look forward to helping you.
Dan Henrickson
Teach ESL Korea