I have a taught at a university in the U.S. and will be working at a university in Busan this spring. I understand that there are grants provided by the Korean government that would match my university salary in Busan because of my experience in the US and because I have a master's degree. Does anyone know more about this or how I can apply for such a grant?
I have just returned after being out of the country for some time and am looking for info with regards to the Fukuoka visa run. There used to be a guide to the whole process on this site of what to do once you arrive at the ferry terminal in Fukuoka, but a search has turned up nothing. If that guide no longer exists, can anyone help with info about where to get on the subway once you are downtown and what stop to get off to reach the Korean Consulate. The last time I did a visa run was 2006, so my memory is sketchy. It will all come back to me once I am there again I'm sure.
Part-time posting of 25,000w? Come on guys you are supplying the drugs to an addict who feeds off of foreigners. At least let us comment on the ads. You are aiding and abetting; it's that simple. People wouldn't be getting cheated if you didn't allow these ads.
What is going on here? 13 000 WON an hour for kindie? 20 000Won for 3 weeks at a hagwon. 18 000WON an hour for another kindie job. Why is the pay going lower? Well, people keep on taking these jobs and keeping EVERYONE'S pay down. This is crap pay people! My wife is Korean and makes 25 or more per hour for teaching English. Why are you taking less? Go back home if you think 13 an hour is good money because you can more there. Part time should be at a minimum 30 a class-not 18 an hour. Are you kidding me?
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