Working in a Hagwon in Korea has positives and negatives to it. Depending on the Hagwon you end up in the positives could outweigh the negatives or vice versa. As for the Positives: The Pay: The pay is better than other first time teaching jobs. There are exceptions to this, but generally for first time, teachers
Even though individuality is what I always believe in , there is no denial that we have always been and will be associated with our ancestors and history where we were born . We all have futures. We all have pasts. We all have stories and we give up our backs and allow religious myths
Like I have always said, I am a nature lover by heart, and anytime I get a chance to be close to it, I never miss the opportunity. If you were following my previous blogs you would remember that I am a city boy far away from mountains and beaches and to live around it has
More than a Beach I believe. This is what I experienced in reality when I went to Gyeongpo Beach , also called as the East beach in Korea, being located to the East-most. I am a city boy from the capital city of New Delhi , India and beaches and mountains are far far away. It
The Allure of Korean JjimJilbangs is strong with this one! Korean JjimJilbangs, or saunas, are essentially baths and spas where people come in, get naked, sweat and relax. Upon hearing about them, most foreigners are appalled about being around a bunch of naked people- especially quite possibly being the only foreigner. Only one visit is
Raise your hand if you are an animal lover!! Raise your hand if you love cats!! Raise your hands if you are a twilight fan !! Raise your hands if you are a House of Night fan!! Raise your hands if you can meow!! . You got it , this blog of mine is about
Koreans consider drinking to be a part of their culture and a way to show respect to each other .Did i say “respect” , Yess!!!! . Though i myself am not a heavy drinker ,working in a corporate industry or attending a university with a group of Korean friends, you cannot just avoid it at
I have maintained for a very long time, the best way to experience a culture is through the food. Like many new travelers, I started off skeptical and apprehensive to try new food. I distinctively remember the first time I saw an octopus leg in my soup. I was so angry I was about ready
