Day in the Life Teaching English in Busan, South Korea with Matt Mitzel

[@samrusyoga]

Thanks Matt! This has been so helpful. Looks like you're having a great time. Do you have any native friends yet? Love from Ohio!

[@blissfultours]

How much time do you spend planning classes? And do you work any extra hours? Best wishes from London

[@True-yj3ur]

This dude has a degree in Communications. How did he end up teaching Maths and Science in South Korea?

[@alanjay479]

You need an undergraduate/bachelor's degree to do these jobs in Korea (and most places) but they can be in any subject. Beyond that I imagine he'd get additional training for those subjects but if it's just teaching kids then it could be at such a basic level he wouldn't need to do much.

[@alekseidmitrievpro]

Hey. Are you required to be a native speaker to teach in South Korea? Is it possible to get a job as an English teacher while holding a TEFL certificate, a teacher’a diploma, and profound teaching experience?

[@artistrymindsstudios2531]

You need a TEFL and a Bachelor's degree In any field.

[@alekseidmitrievpro]

@@artistrymindsstudios2531so, you don’t need to be a native speaker, do you?

[@artistrymindsstudios2531]

@@alekseidmitrievpro You have a higher chance of getting the job If your a native speaker.

[@alekseidmitrievpro]

@@artistrymindsstudios2531 Makes sense

[@artistrymindsstudios2531]

@@alekseidmitrievpro Good luck mate.

[@michellekelley5118]

I though you were only to teach english. Nothing else