Teach English in Korea – Career with Korvia Consulting
Teach English in Korea with Korvia Consulting We provide various programs such as EPIK, GOE, GEPIK, SMOE, Hagwon and more.
2018 Korvia Spring Party Highlights
Korvia Contributor Arielle has captured moments from 2018 Korvia Spring Party in Itaewon, Seoul. Korvia team were very pleased to see all the teachers!
Survival Korean: Useful Phrases for New NETs
So, it’s finally happening. You’ve got your contract in hand, your plane ticket purchased, and you’ve been practicing your polite bow in the mirror for weeks. You’re all set to leave familiarity behind and embrace life as a teacher in Korea. Or almost, anyway. If I could give one piece of advice to new expats, [...]
Closing Thoughts: My Experience on Jeju Island
Thinking back to life when I was in my early twenties and stateside, I often find myself laughing at how much has changed since then. I regularly remind myself to be incredibly thankful for everything I have here on Jeju Island. In the summer of 2012, I graduated from Winthrop University in South Carolina [...]
What English Teachers in Korea Want for Christmas
The following article was written by Korvia.com contributing writer Michael Smit and does not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of Korvia Consulting or its partners. -- It turns out Santa Claus is real. Who knew? I ran into him at Starbucks in Gangnam. I asked Santa if I could take a selfie with him, but [...]
What It’s Like Teaching at a Korean High School
As a teacher who has worked exclusively in high schools during my time here in Korea, I can say with certainty that I have a lot of sympathy for every student who has to survive the 3 grueling years of high school in this country. The daily life of high school students in Korea is [...]
Returning to Korea: Same Place, New Goals
You’ve taught there before and now you’re thinking about returning to Korea, but you feel like it would be taking a step backwards. I know what it’s like. I took that step, and I’m happy I did. A lot of people back home didn’t understand why I was going to Korea again. If you go [...]
Korvia: Teach English in Korea
Moving to another country to work can be an extremely rigorous and tiresome process. Everything from the visa, to what city you'll be in, and down to learning about the local customs, it's something, that a lot of times can make people give up entirely. Luckily for those coming to South Korea to teach English, [...]
Provided Housing | Korvia Guide
Free Single Furnished Provided Housing is generally given for those that teach with the Public School English Programs in Korea. The apartment provided by your school is clean, modern, and just for you unless you are hired as a couple position and requested shared accommodation. Your apartment should be located within a 5~10 minutes walking distance [...]