So as you all know, A working holiday makers job search in Korea is no easy feat. Especially if your not a teacher. A Working Holiday Maker is just that bit harder! For one, it’s a country where most people still don’t speak English all to well even though there is a craze for it
The baby boom generation of Korea, born roughly between 1955 and 1966, tends to feel nostalgic about school outings and the picnic food of their childhood. Two of the most common foods from field trips were gimbap, an assortment of vegetables rolled inside edible seaweed, and boiled eggs. The two snacks constituted a perfect combination
South Korea has a Working Holiday Agreements with Australia, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Czech Republic, Japan, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Ireland, Sweden, Taiwan and The United States. Applicants must be between the ages of 18 to 25 (or 30 for some countries). Please check all other requirements for each of the nationalities to apply for a working
To work in South Korea, or any other country, you need to know what are the various categories of work visas available to you as a foreigner. Below is a list of all the work visas available in Korea and a brief description of what they are. Categories of Employment Visas in Korea C-4 Visa
Korean food might not have the exquisite and perfected design like Japanese food. Nor has it the large variety that Chinese cuisine offers. But it certainly has something to it that fascinates travellers from all over the world. The first the new arrivals should learn is ‘Kimchi‘, since this already takes half the space of
