Teachers Share their Experiences While Living Abroad!

Hongdae, Gangnam, Itaewon - these are the where the majority of foreigners would like to spend their weekends drinking and relaxing. However, sometimes the best places are literally right in your neighborhood. Although many people do not know about Cheonho, if you you decide to teach English in Korea and are placed in this neighborhood,  here are the top nightlife attractions in Cheonho  to dine, drink and unwind. 

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Seoul is a big bustling city that is constantly on the move and is quickly becoming the heart of Asia. It is a hot destination to travel for shopping and to partake in recreational activities while teaching in Korea. In recent years, Seoul has grown substantially in the economic and international arenas, with acts like Psy’s Gangnam Style placing  Korea on the worldwide map.

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When I moved to Korea over two years ago, I was full of questions and uncertain expectations. I had been reassured by friends and my recruiter that everything would be great, but it was the specifics that I felt were missing. Part of taking a leap like moving abroad, however, means that certain aspects of your life will be unknowns until you arrive. Some of my biggest questions were about my neighborhood and what it would be like. 

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