Teachers Share their Experiences While Living Abroad!

Are you a couple? Do you want to travel? If your answer is yes to both of these questions, then choosing Korea as an ESL destination is the right choice for you! Many young and even married couples wish to travel and experience a new adventure. However, often both partners are worried to be separated by the long distance. Teaching English in Korea presents the perfect opportunity to travel abroad, live and teach together, and experience endless adventures.  Korea is in fact a country that is renowned for couple t-shirts (identical men and women t-shirts) and couple outings. 

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Since I started teaching English in Korea, my best friend/boyfriend and I haven't had a chance to spend much time together alone, so we decided to pick a quiet spot in Seoul where we could just walk around and feel like we were on an actual date. Insadong may be a popular tourist spot, but it's not as crazy as Myeongdong and has just as much to see as Garosugil. It feels very traditional, as you'll see many tea shops as well as shops that sell brushes and ink for Korean calligraphy.

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Student: Teacher, next week is Valentine’s Day so you have to give me chocolate.
Me: Excuse me? 
Student: Valentine’s Day means the girls give boys chocolate!
Me: Excuse me?

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