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Wildwater11 · Sun 02-Jul-06, 06:57 AM

Hello, my name is Austin Hunter and I have recently graduated from college and i've heard and read many stories about teaching in Korea how its a great way for me to pay off student loans and at the same time experience a very diverse culture.

To be very honest I just want a change in my life and this seems like a great way to do it. Anyways moving on... I have a few questions and anyone who is willing to answer it would be greatly appreciated.

I want to teach younger children like kindergarten/elementary and I've heard kindergarten jobs pay more is this correct?? What is standard of living?? Is it really up pace?? What places tend to have the younger teachers??

Any other info anyone can help me with would appreciated... Thanks, Austin Hunter

Sun 02-Jul-06, 06:57 AM	#1 (permalink)
Wildwater11 ESL Newbie Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Posts: 1	Looking to teach in South Korea.... Hello, my name is Austin Hunter and I have recently graduated from college and i've heard and read many stories about teaching in Korea how its a great way for me to pay off student loans and at the same time experience a very diverse culture. To be very honest I just want a change in my life and this seems like a great way to do it. Anyways moving on... I have a few questions and anyone who is willing to answer it would be greatly appreciated. I want to teach younger children like kindergarten/elementary and I've heard kindergarten jobs pay more is this correct?? What is standard of living?? Is it really up pace?? What places tend to have the younger teachers?? Any other info anyone can help me with would appreciated... Thanks, Austin Hunter Last edited by gfell; Sun 02-Jul-06 at 11:19 AM.