So i've done all my homework and research looking for a decent teaching position, and finally something possible has come up.
The safest teaching position you can have in Korea is in a public school. By this I mean less risk of being exploited, taken advantage of, or losing your job. The public schools are set up and funded by the government so it's pretty robust.
Anyway they normally do an intake of teachers around this time of year, but you're supposed to have applied back in May. So I went and talked to the guys in charge of the application process and they put me in contact with someone who has helped me to apply for the waiting list - basically if someone drops out or resigns I get to fill their spot.
So I've had 2 successful interviews and now I am waiting to hear If I am officially on the waiting list. And then I have to hope someone drops out...
It's quite a small chance, but i'm strangely confident that it's all going to work out.
Please keep praying
Danny
The safest teaching position you can have in Korea is in a public school. By this I mean less risk of being exploited, taken advantage of, or losing your job. The public schools are set up and funded by the government so it's pretty robust.
Anyway they normally do an intake of teachers around this time of year, but you're supposed to have applied back in May. So I went and talked to the guys in charge of the application process and they put me in contact with someone who has helped me to apply for the waiting list - basically if someone drops out or resigns I get to fill their spot.
So I've had 2 successful interviews and now I am waiting to hear If I am officially on the waiting list. And then I have to hope someone drops out...
It's quite a small chance, but i'm strangely confident that it's all going to work out.
Please keep praying
Danny
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