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Opportunities in Korea Teaching English
Food & Drink Blog: What's with the Krazy Pizza in Korea?
 You've seen the Korean-language, poster-sized ads on the swinging glass doors of Mr. Pizza, Pizza Hut & even Domino's Pizza in Seoul: Thick slices of sweet potato, drizzled with honey mustard sauce, surrounded by heaping amounts of corn, grilled chicken doused with a white-garlic ranch sauce, jalapenos and cherry tomatoes,...
Travel Blog: Gone WWOOFing
 Last week I participated in the G-20 WWOOF program at Handemay Village near the town of Danyang (단양). To say the least, my experience was amazing and I can't wait to try my hand at WWOOFing again. (For more information about wwoof in general, click here) The G-20 program,...
HiExpat Blog: Part II. Advice to Recruiters/Employers -- How to Write a J ...
This is the second part in a series directed to recruiters, employers & schools looking to hire foreigners in Korea and helping them eliminate the mistakes they make when posting jobs online. Would appreciate your commentary and thoughts below. Part II: Keep Unqualified Teachers Out of Your Inbox!...
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Addr: 130-34 Itaewon-dong Yongsan-gu
While not the largest spot on the block, Taco Amigo more than makes up for it in taste and value. Now you don't have to pay the pricey family restaurant costs for appetizing Mexican food. Chicken tacos are only 3,500 won, while beef quesadillas ...
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Did Daddy Give His Little Girl a Job in the Department of Foreign Affairs?
The tradition of nepotism in Korea runs
deep and long in this society. It's
everywhere you look. Whether it's
the best and the biggest of the Korean
companies or your local English Hagwon, it
wouldn't be surprising to see the
founder's son running things with his
father's blessing. But the
department ...
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