CAN'T GET MY TRANSCRIPTS now ,BUT NEEDS A JOB....AN AUSSIE.....

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shelza New member

Member since 02 February 2011

shelzaNew member05 February 2011 02:39:47

i聽 need聽 a聽 teaching job in seoul..anybody聽 who have contacts please help...just聽 came in from australia..right now聽 i'm living in seoul
..........because of the situation of things in back聽 home, i can't get聽 to my transcrist聽 and other documents..but need聽 a job.somebody聽 help.....

Calgaryfox Member

Member since 20 January 2011

CalgaryfoxMember08 February 2011 17:22:01

I am sorry to have heard your situation Shelza. I am not sure you can do anything.. oh wait... YES ! NOW YOU CAN GET A TEACHING JOB WITHOUT YOUR TRANSCRIPT!!!

All you need is an apostilled diploma.. and yeah the criminal background check with vulnerable sector search.
Have you got these ready?

I can introduce you to wtwo contacts I have. But you will without exception need these.

shelza New member

Member since 02 February 2011

shelzaNew member08 February 2011 22:42:59

hi聽聽calgaryfox...
..actually i聽 got none of聽 them with me. just my resume as its possible because its in my e-mail.but you can still explain that to your contact..i聽 just need聽 the job for 2months.
thanks for your anticipating understanding...

sindy_ Member

Member since 29 September 2011

sindy_Member30 October 2011 14:12:17

hi Calgaryfox (hwa sung city)
聽 Can u email your email me (sindisiwebrenda@yahoo.com) your contact for this English teaching post in korea. am currently working an an english teacher at middle school in guangyuan china but wanna relocate to korea. i got all the requirement at hand.

from sindisiwe

taiyozoku Member

Member since 06 February 2012

taiyozokuMember06 February 2012 00:59:04

If you are interested in teaching Korea, you can maybe start simple.
There are many online bulletin boards where people are looking for English tutors.
These jobs often do not require documentation since it's mostly private.
Times are flexible, and I personally think they are a lot more stress free than teaching at a hagwon (after school academy).

If you make Korean friends, that's even better! Have them refer you to their friends interested in learning English.

Minimum wage is extremely low over here, so I don't recommend working with part-time jobs in a company. Teaching English is your best bet living as a foreigner here.

Craigslist
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