Native English Teachers

I was very fortunate to come in contact with Michael from English Work when looking for an experience to teach abroad. He was always very quick to respond, and took all of my preferences into consideration. He went above and beyond to make sure that this experience was a smooth one for me. From setting me up with a school, to organizing interviews, to guiding me through the visa process, I felt supported through every step of the way. Moving to a foreign country can be very overwhelming, so I was very glad to have that support. He also checked-in to make sure everything was going smoothly once I arrive.

English work were extremely helpful from the very beginning. Straight after I sent my resume, Michael was in contact and set up an interview. He was able to find a school that matched everything I'd asked for. From that moment I was supported on getting documents, booking flights and met at the airport on arrival. The constant support was reassuring. My slp school was also very welcoming and supported me through ought my entire 12 months in Korea. I couldn't recommend them enough. Very trustworthy and reliable, made me feel safe and answered emails very quickly helping with any

The placement and communication from Micheal were great and quick. Sometimes it's hard to make the decision to move to a different country and teach but it's really fun. I have made lots of friends, and some enemies too though. The process was quick too, but a little stressful. Settling in Korea is stressful as well since it's very different than the USA. Everything is way more secure so phone and bank plans take a long time to set up so you need to be patient. And always ask as many questions as possible.

Working with Michael has been a pleasure. He made everything work out and has been very helpful throughout the whole process and after! He explained my questions very well and made the processes very clear to follow. As long as you follow his directions, everything will go smoothly. Due to the pandemic, my school couldn't open, and I was very worried about what will happen since my plans started to suddenly crush. However, Michael was able to put me back on track very quickly, and we were able to find a new school in an amazing location. It's close to Seoul, as I originally wanted too. For future teachers, I highly suggest having your documents ready and always being ready to adapt. It's important to do some research before too if you don't want to get overwhelmed by the unknown culture. Furthermore, play some Hangul memory games. This way, you can learn Korean characters in as short as 30 minutes. Of course, you need more practice to speed up your reading. However, this will help your basic survival skills such as reading a menu without pictures, reading location names in Korean, and much more.