Korean Standard Time: 8/21/2008 (Thursday)   GMSC Recruiting Firm    ESL teaching    Job Banks    Share Experience    Job Descriptions    Visa Documentation    Apply Now    FAQ    Korean Map    GMSC News    Korea Pictures      Share Teaching Experience   Please move your mouse over teachers' name to see its detail story. [Prev]   [Next]   [Write] Page ( 1 / 17 ) 8/15/2008 Jaclynn Reynolds Jinju city (public school high school) experience Hi Soon~ All is well here. We are still on break and I have been working 8-pm monday-Friday. I like the atmosphere so far and have no complaints. Everyone is really friendly and I'm happy that I chose to come here. I think that I made a good decision and I thank you for your help. We will be starting classes on the 25th of this month and after that I will be able to tell you more about my experience as far as teaching. Jinju is a great city with beautiful sites but like you said it is really small~ I look forward to exploring it more. I need to get a moped or a bike so I can get around at my free will. Take care and thanks for your help~ Jaclynn August 14 2008 8/1/2008 Blake Miner Busan Experience (childen academy) Hello, I am doing pretty good thanks, everything is to my liking so far. I really enjoy the culture and the city, and my job is going really well so far. I could go without the heat (yes it's extremely humid) but it makes for good beach weather. I've met a lot of friends pretty quickly, as most of the people I have met are very friendly. School is busy for the teachers so I can't even imagine how busy it must be for the students going to school all day. So yes - everything is going well and my school has been very helpful in getting me all set up. Thanks again, Blake from Canada 08.01. 2008 8/1/2008 Malik Church Namyangju city-public school teaching experience... "Being at a public school isn't bad. It's actually not too different from public schools back in America except students are better behaved here and more respectable from what I've seen. I haven't visited or talked with anyone that works at a private school or institute. Assume you'll have to teach a larger number of students in a public school class since students need to pass the english course just like any other course, to move further on in school. The only thing difficult is the students will all want you to try remembering their names which is hard when I can't read Korean name tags yet. I'm enjoying it though and you'll always come across an interesting group of students there." Malik- USA 07. 31. 2008 8/1/2008 Kathleen cole Contract Renewal Hi,Soon. I am teaching in Korea now. You placed me here last year; my contract is until Dec.1 and I will likely renew.------- Thank you, Kathleen Cole usa 07.31.2008 7/15/2008 kelly shepherd experience teaching in KOREA Hello again, sorry for the delay in sending this. I just wanted to let you know that I arrived in Seoul with no problems (Singapore Airlines in incredible) and the move into the apartment and the school has been great so far. I start observations today and start teaching next week. I also wanted to thank you very much for all your help and patience in this whole process! I really appreciate it. I'll definitely be telling people about GMSC. (Did a girl named Natalie contact you yet?) Thanks again, 6/18/2008 Suzanne Garces teaching experience in Korea This is Suzanne Garces. You helped me find a hogwon school in Bundang > Wonderland around late May. > > Anyway, I never got to formally thank you for all your help! I am > enjoying myself in Korea and this would not have been possible without > all your help and your patience. > Thank you very much for this opportunity! It must be a fantastic job > to provide this kind of opportunity for many foreigners to experience > the culture and life here in Korea. > > Many thank yous! > > Suzanne Garces > 4/8/2008 john kinsinger teaching experience in korea Hi Judy, Can you e-mail to this account, please? kinsingerfamily@gmail.com John Kinsinger PS We are all very good! I love teaching in the elementary school 4/5/2008 denzil parenze school experience in Korea Please forward this to Soon.. Thankyou once again for your help Soon. The staff and principle has been good to me, i look forward to working with them. I had my medical check today so i will have the results next week, hopefully. If this goes well , i will have the settlement monies paid to my account. My apartment is also very good and in walking distance from my school. I will keep you updated on any new developments. Yours Sincerely Denzil 4/3/2008 Debbie Macgarry teaching experience in Korea Hi Soon Chan, I just wanted to write to thank you for placing me with this school. I am having an amazing time in Korea and I really love the teaching. Even though I have only been here for 5 months, I am already considering staying for another year - although I'm not 100% sure. However, I have heard that there is some new legislation now involving a Health Verification check and a criminal record check. I was wondering if you could give me some information about what is needed now for the Visa and also how I would go about gaining such checks from the UK - I am from Northern Ireland. Any information you could provide me with would be greatly appreciated. Thanks 3/20/2008 Amy Palfreyman teaching experience in korea Hi Judy,Thank you for your email - I was surprised that I hadn't heard from GMSC since just before I left Australia! I am really enjoying my life here so far. My job is everything it was promised to be and I have been well looked after by the Korean staff at ECC. I have had no problems settling in and am very happy to be in Korea. Thanks for checking in. Amy Copyright(c)2001, GMSC Recruiting. All right reserved Tel:(778)786-2854   Fax:(604)881-4997 E-mail:gmsc@gmsc-recruiting.com