Purpose

This blog is dedicated to discussing and researching the subject of English Language Education abroad, or also known as English as a Second Language. The main focus is the lifestyle and experiences that teachers have in South Korea and how it has affected them and their students.

Being a high school junior, I’m about to gain my real independence and have the ability to choose what I desire to learn in a college. Teaching English to non-native speakers is a rewarding and sometimes a life-changing experience according to various people who have blogged about their personal experiences in this subject. The different culture, history, and way of life ultimately affects the teachers and gives them a wider understanding and appreciativeness of the world.

I believe that teaching English is connecting countries together (not just South Korea) by providing a common language and way to relate. It also gives people the knowledge that benefits them and others. This is why I chose this subject.

But what, in specific, are these experiences? How do you even get to this point? This blog provides information on this wide topic for the author’s personal sake and possibly the benefit to readers who have the similar desire. The process of obtaining a job, inventing new teaching methods, the high demand for these instructors and why, and much more will be discussed on a regular basis. I hope you find my blurbs interesting and helpful in educating you about this fast-growing area.