Within a few hours of landing in South Korea, you’ll notice many things that differ from your home country. There will be noticeable differences in daily life, dining culture, workplace and social habits and customs. What you won’t realize immediately is, the longer you live there, the sooner the “new” habits and customs will almost become second nature…
Moving from New York to South Korea to become an English teacher has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. As the one year mark approaches, I marvel at my milestones, accomplishments, and the lessons I’ve learned. Despite all this, it has also been the most challenging year too. It’s normal to face challenges when adjusting to a new culture and lifestyle…