This video is for anyone considering teaching English in South Korea and for those of you who have taught in South Korea and had a bad experience like I did. I’ll explain why this system exploits children and foreign workers. In part one, I will let you know the steps to teaching in South Korea and why the E-2 Visa is a huge part of the problem. In part two, I describe my experience teaching at an English Kindergarten. Then in part three, I will explain the steps you can take to protect yourself if you end up working for a hagwon that violates labor laws.

Timestamps:
0:05:36 Part One: E-2 Visa Process and Problem
0:16:23 Part Two: English Kindergartens & My Story
0:41:20 Part Three: Steps to Protect Yourself in South Korea

Helpful Websites:
Facebook Group: LOFT: Legal Office of Foreign Teachers in Korea
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Ministry of Employment & Labor
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FILE A REPORT: E-People Anti-Corruption & Civil Rights Commission
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Labor Standards Act – Statutes of the Republic of Korea
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Seoul Foreigner Portal
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Legal Assistance: US Embassy & Consulate in the Republic of Korea
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Academic Pressure Pushing South Korean Students to Suicide [ Ссылка ]
Gwarosa: Working to Death in South Korea
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South Korean Teacher Rally After Colleague’s Death
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The Horrors I Saw at Korean Private Schools
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