It's been almost 6 months since leaving my job in South Korea (hence why I'm able to laugh about everything and make light of the situation). I finally feel ready-ish to share my story. Like I stated in the video: I made this for anyone who is/was in a similar situation.
Disclaimer: this video is not to deter anyone from teaching in South Korea and is not a reflection of the country of South Korea. This is my story (from my point of view). While there were wonderful parts about my job (the kids, my coworkers, etc), this video was made to highlight the toxic work environment at my hagwon and ultimately why I left.
For a more detailed version of my midnight run/hagwon horror story, check out: [ Ссылка ]
Resources for teaching in South Korea:
Pros and Cons (everything I wish I knew before): [ Ссылка ]
FAQ Teaching in South Korea: [ Ссылка ]
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