Tips for those on the job hunt.

here is a list of my more informative posts if you are on the esl job hunt yourself. let me know about broken links, or if you have a specific question or want to add to what i gots, do email me i_teach_esl@yahoo.com.

• the basic breakdown
  
• bssk: the fb group for black people in south korea
• essential paperwork
  
• listen to interviews from bssk (brothers and sisters in south korea)
• an interview about bssk on a local seoul radio station
• getting a cell phone
  
• getting a credit card.
• call home from your cell phone
• get all your living/working questions answered here.
• get cable tv/internet (in seoul)
• ifyou have a quick random question, call 02-1330.
• no 4 yr degree required to teach in korea.
• where sistas git they hair did.
• you want to come to korea with your kids.
• the bssk discussion board
• cheap flights to korea
• i wasnt offered a job at a couple of places, so take these interview tips under consideration...
• have a USA address while abroad a really great service for your mail.
• paperwork prep get these things in order once you decide to explore teaching abroad.
• aeon didnt hire me, but im sure it wasnt b/c of my kick ass sample lesson plan. do use it in your own classroom or interview. go on, it's ok, you have my blessing.
• send mail to korea
• the recruiters i used for my first korea job.
• keeping your privacy.
• where to live/work, where to live
  
• what to eat and eat.
• choose public school or hogwan job
• sending money home
• opening your korean bank account.
• put off your student loans.
• paying your bills here in korea (electric bill, rent, etc).
• what your housing looks like and more housing.
• getting your ARC- alien registration card.
• getting a medical exam
• pets
• how i got my visa
• keep these in your wallet always
• point to point subway directions.
• small noob tips.
• how the sista got a cell phone. holla!
• housecleaning/misc service.
• read about how i furnished my apt here.
• health insurance for cdi-ers.
• moving: rent a truck and get to your new place.
• taking a taxi.
• notes/artwork from my students. not useful to you, i know, but cute anyway.
• getting prozac. yeah, pills!
• replacing toys
• esl in thailand, for my own future reference.
• useful websites.
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