Acquire The Knowledge, Skills And Tools To Find And Be Hired For The Best Jobs Teaching English In SOUTH KOREA!!!

Ensure A Positive Outcome To Your Experience In SOUTH KOREA By Learning How To Make The Right Decisions During Your Job Search!!!

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Would You Like to...

• Be certain you are better prepared than your competitors?
  
• Significantly improve your odds of a successful job search?
  
• Avoid making poor decisions and dealing with the consequences?

My name is Jeff Miller. Like many others, I arrived in South Korea with little more than a college diploma, a certificate to teach English as a second language and the self-confidence to face the challenge.

Starting off as one of only two teachers at a family-operated language institute, it is safe to say that my debut in education originated from the ground floor. For nearly a decade I taught in various private sector positions, including that of head teacher at one of the country's largest franchise institutes. I also taught at a public technical high school—an assignment that, in my opinion, is one of the most challenging and potentially rewarding in South Korea. (Hint! Unless you REALLY enjoy teenagers, avoid this one!)

Your Biggest Challenge
Life abroad is a challenge for even the most experienced of teachers, and I have certainly prevailed over many of my own challenges. That having been said, you may be surprised to learn that teaching will not be the biggest challenge you will confront when living and working abroad in South Korea. Your biggest challenge will be finding the RIGHT job.

Take my advice: Find the right job, and the rest will take care of itself. The right job will come with the right environment, the right resources and the right mentors—all of which will help you become a successful teacher and fully enjoy your free time. Find the wrong job, however, and I can assure you that a year can be very long indeed. 

Experience Does Not Always Lead to Success
So, let me share a bit of my personal experience. Prior to departing for South Korea, I reviewed several online forums and tried to determine how some teachers always seemed to find the right jobs, while other equally qualified teachers always seemed to find…well, let us just say "less-than-desirable" ones. 

Unfortunately, before I could sort things out entirely, I left for South Korea and fell into one of the wrong jobs myself. Coming from a sales and marketing background, I had ample experience conducting job searches with employers who overpromised and under delivered. I guess I assumed my experience would carry over to any job search anywhere in the world, but unfortunately, I was wrong.  

The Devil Is in the Details
My first year was a difficult one, to be sure, but I was determined to find the right job the next time around. Possessing a passion for studying the Korean language and culture, I decided to expand that passion into deciphering Korean culture as it related to my career. As you might guess, I discovered some of the mistakes I had made, and I also figured out what I had to do to improve the results of my next job search!

Over the years, I have learned a lot and come to the conclusion that the formula for conducting a successful job search in South Korea (where you end up with the right job) is not difficult to master. But here is the KEY POINT! There are significant differences between the way you should prepare for and conduct a job search in South Korea and how you would do so in your own country. 

As you may already know, South Korea is a HIGHLY competitive society. There are lots of rules (customs) and little patience for those who do not follow them. As an outsider, you really have limited choices. You can confront these rules on your own through trial and error, or you can follow the lead of someone who has already succeeded at what you are trying to accomplish. Which option sounds less risky to you?

As they say, the devil is in the details. When seeking employment in a foreign country with rules you do not entirely understand, I would say the devil is ALWAYS in the details.

Are You Excited About the Possibilities That Await You?
For you, teaching English in South Korea may be an appealing gap year option; or, it may be a viable part of a long-term career path. Either way, my PRIMARY GOAL is to assist you in finding a job that will allow you to focus your energy on immersing yourself amongst the wonderfully fascinating people and amazing culture of South Korea.

By writing Korea Experience and sharing what I have learned, I also hope to open up to you some of the many unexpected opportunities the country of South Korea and its people have opened up to me. 

I hope you are beginning to become excited about the possibilities that await you in South Korea!

Thank you,



Jeff Miller

Create A Personal Advantage In The Job Market And Make Your Job Search In SOUTH KOREA 100% Easier With Korea Experience!!!

South Korea was a "teachers' job market" when I began teaching. Teachers were in short supply, and truthfully, simply looking the part got you hired at a salary that was twenty percent (or more) above the norm. Employers could not get you on a plane fast enough. The problem was, there were not many resources like Korea Experience available to assist a new teacher in making the right choices.

Nowadays, the global economy and local factors have created an oversupply of teachers. Excellent positions are still available, but competition can be intense, and potential teachers are evaluated on what they can contribute as opposed to merely looking the part. It is now an "employers' job market" in South Korea, and the best English teaching positions go to the people who know how to work the current situation to their advantage. 

It is now an "employers' job market" in South Korea, and the best English teaching positions go to the people who know how to work the current situation to their advantage. 

The reward of a successful job search in South Korea is a teaching position that allows you to fully enjoy your time working and living abroad. The process of obtaining one of these positions is not overly complicated, but you must fully comprehend how to use and benefit from each of the numerous elements involved.

Korea Experience is a guide to success based on what I have learned from conducting job searches in South Korea for nearly a decade. Supply the effort, and Korea Experience will provide you with the rest. Use the knowledge, skills and tools contained in this book, and I assure you that you will surpass your competitors and quickly obtain the English teaching position in South Korea that you desire!

Korea Experience Provides the  knowledge & Skills To...

Be Hired for the Best Opportunities in the Current Competitive Job Market

Learn to work the current system to your advantage in order to uncover opportunities with reputable employers and obtain job offers before competitors know a position is even available. 

Identify the Right Job for You by Analyzing Your True Needs

Find the right job and save valuable time during your job search by learning how to assess your needs and determine which employers can accommodate them.

Optimize Your Outcome by Effectively Managing the Job Search Process

Understand how to manage each step of the job search and hiring process from start to finish. You will even learn the best day of the week to start your job search, and how starting on this day can result in more job offers.

Maximize Your Efforts by Organizing Your Resources Efficiently

Organize your job search using the skills and tools provided by Korea Experience and you will be free to focus your energy on the most vital activities involved in attaining your goal. 

Outsmart Your Competitors by Adjusting Your Expectations

Avoid the critical mistakes other teachers make when approaching their job search in South Korea by learning how to adjust your western expectations. 

Attain the Best Results From Both Recruiters & Employers

Acquire the skills to quickly locate, evaluate and manage these essential partners in your job search. In this culture, you must know how to get everyone working together!

Market Yourself as the Ideal Candidate by Highlighting Your Capabilities

Find out which specific characteristics South Korean employers prefer in the Ideal Candidate, and transform yourself into exactly what employers are searching for.

Prepare the Correct Responses to the Ten Most Critical Job Interview Questions

Discover exactly what South Korean employers expect to hear from you during your job interview. Instead of guessing which questions employers will be asking, you will be able to devote your time and energy to other important aspects of your job search.

Succeed at Job Interviewing Even Under the Most Challenging Circumstances

Gain the skills to quickly circumvent common obstacles (language barriers, cultural preconceptions and misunderstandings) that can undermine your confidence and derail a job interview.

Evaluate Each Element of a Job Offer & Employment Contract

Empower yourself to make sound choices by reviewing the point-by-point explanation of each section of an example employment contract drafted specifically for the position of an English teacher in South Korea.

Enlist the Experience of Existing Teachers to Validate Your Decisions

Utilize the extensive list of questions provided in Korea Experience to tactfully consult with the current teachers of employers you are considering employment with. 

Reveal & Eliminate Employers' Hidden Objections to Hiring You

Benefit from the knowledge I acquired in my previous career as a business-to-business sales representative and apply the techniques I will teach you to uncover (and address) any final objections a potential employer may have to hiring you.

Negotiate Conditions to Create the Final Outcome You Desire

Master the intricacies of how to negotiate the results you desire without offending potential employers in this culture of highly Confucian-based values. This requires knowledge and skill! 

Ensure Your Job Offer Remains Solid Until Departure

Be aware that a signed employment contract is not always a guarantee of employment. Eager competitors can cause problems even after the employment contract is signed. Find out how to ensure this does not happen to you.

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Quickly Surpass The Competition By Combining Your Own Determination With The Resources Provided To You By Korea Experience!!!

South Koreans can be very demanding, and how you conduct your job search will in part determine if you are fully equipped to be an English teacher in their country or not. Being able to make decisions quickly and under pressure is a notable part of being South Korean, and phrases like "balle, balle," ("hurry, hurry") are so fixed in the culture there is no escaping them. If you already possess the confidence to function effectively in this type of environment, you have an advantage over others.

Unfortunately, confidence alone will not lead you to the right English teaching position in South Korea. To set yourself up to receive several viable and simultaneous job offers, you will need to be resourceful enough to gather the tools necessary to efficiently manage your time and maximize each contact with multiple recruiters and potential employers. Combine these tools with the knowledge and skills required to assess each available opportunity while keeping the entire process moving briskly along and you are likely to succeed. Success the first time around is the only option when failure means repeating the entire process all over again.

Resourcefulness is not only an attribute of a successful teacher—it is also an attribute of a successful job hunter. So why not utilize the best resource available to you?

Resourcefulness is not only an attribute of a successful teacher—it is also an attribute of a successful job hunter. So why not utilize the best resource available to you? Korea Experience is that resource when it comes to conducting a job search for the position of English teacher in South Korea. When combined with your determination, I guarantee Korea Experience will provide you with all the essentials necessary to efficiently and effectively execute your job search in South Korea and make it a success!

Korea Experience Supplies all the Tools You Need...

The Ultimate Job Search / Hiring Process Timeline & Checklist

Possibly the best tool in Korea Experience! It provides a complete explanation of the entire process. Your competitors will still be struggling while you are signing an employment contract.

Personal Needs Evaluation Worksheet

Prefer a certain age group of students? Refuse to work split shifts? A number of deal breakers exist, and you need to identify yours. This worksheet will help you sort things out before the job search begins.

Time Saving Contact Tracking Form

Wasting a recruiter's or potential employer's time is a real mood killer in South Korea. One missed job interview, or scheduled phone call, can cost you an opportunity and move your name to the bottom of the list. You simply cannot afford this!

Detailed Comparison of Job Offers Form

Conduct your job search the right way and you will ultimately receive multiple job offers. But you will still have to quickly determine which is the best before they start to slip away. When the pressure is on, this tool will really assist you.

Initial Contact Letter

Unless you travel to South Korea for your job search, your first contacts will be via email. This document sets everything in motion. One quick review of it and recruiters and potential employers will understand exactly what you are looking for.

Professionally Crafted and Targeted Resume

The quality of your resume will speak volumes about your potential as an English teacher in South Korea, and will be scrutinized carefully by both recruiters and employers. Base yours on this professionally prepared targeted resume and guarantee a positive first impression.

Professionally Crafted and Targeted Cover Letter

Strategically present yourself as the Ideal Candidate using this professionally prepared targeted cover letter as a reference. You will stand out from the competition and come across as exactly the person South Korean employers are searching for.

Self-Marketing Thank You Letter

Everyone wishes for a second chance, and this is yours. Adhere to the format of this document to follow up job interviews with a self-marketing thank you letter that reinforces both your strengths and your value to a potential employer. 

Decline Job Offer Letter

Relationships are paramount in South Korea, and one employer can have strong connections with several recruiters, or even another employer. That means knowing how to decline a job offer with a bit of diplomacy is not an option, but a necessity.  

Top Ten Job Interview Questions & Responses

You will be solidly prepared to provide appropriate responses to the ten most important questions you should expect employers to ask you during a job interview. Could anything be better than that?

Key Questions for Current Teachers

An extensive and categorized list of the questions you need answers to before considering employment with any employer in South Korea. This is extremely valuable for dealing with teachers (currently employed where you are considering teaching), as well as potential employers and recruiters.

Comprehensive Employment Contract Example

Multiple contracts went into the creation of this one detailed example employment contract, which will have you quickly understanding every possible element involved in the employment of an English teacher in South Korea. There will be no duping you once you have reviewed this example employment contract!

Request for Diploma or Transcripts

You will undoubtedly be requiring extra transcripts and a copy of your diploma (never give anyone your originals), so this example request letter will surely be useful.

• Example documents are targeted towards the specific requirements of South Korean employers and can be edited for your specific needs.

Still Not Convinced You Need To Purchase Korea Experience?  Well, There is One More Really Good Reason To Download It Now!!!

If you are serious about teaching English in South Korea, then you have already done some research. You have inevitably encountered the "dramatic accounts" of some teachers' difficulties with employers, which I am not going to go into details about here. Let us just say that one teacher's experience in South Korea can be very different from another's.

Just to be clear, let me state again that South Koreans are wonderful people. In my opinion, the causes of teachers' difficulties with employers are frequently split 50/50 between both parties. Still, problematic employers exist everywhere, and you clearly want to avoid them.

Still, problematic employers exist everywhere,
and you clearly want to avoid them.

The time to address potential problems is while you are conducting your job search—not after you set foot on the plane. Once you are in South Korea, problems with employers only tend to expand in scale, and they can do so quickly.

Fortunately, problematic employers can usually be detected. That is, if you know what to look for, who to talk to and which questions to ask. By purchasing Korea Experience, you will acquire a valuable resource that will assist you in accomplishing this. Korea Experience will provide you with the necessary means to eliminate as many potential problems as possible during your job search, and manage others that may surface after your arrival in South Korea.

Korea Experience Ensures You Succeed with...

The Experience to Make Accurate Evaluations of Potential Employers

I cannot say it often enough! Find the right job (employer) and the rest will take care of itself! Korea Experience offers you the knowledge, skills and tools (the experience) required to scrutinize each potential employer. You provide the determination. It really is that simple.

The Essential Cultural Knowledge for Living & Working in South Korea

South Korea is a complex and conservative society where many lessons are only learned through experience. Allow this book to serve as a corridor to those lessons while encouraging you forward towards an appreciation of both the differences and the similarities between your own culture and that of South Korea.

Local Conflict Resolution Resources

Even in the most harmonious of situations, conflicts can develop when the right circumstances present themselves. Fully recognizing this, you will be provided with information on local resources for managing and diffusing conflicts as they arise.

Knowledge of Your Legal Rights as a Foreign Resident

Adhere to the guidance offered in this book and it is almost certain you will never have to exercise your legal rights to settle a conflict while in South Korea. Should you ever have to though, Korea Experience is your first reference for the clear steps to initiate legal recourse.

An Emergency Exit Plan

Circumstances should never lead to a termination by an employer or a "Midnight Run" by a teacher, but when "Plan A" goes truly sideways you need options. This is the "Plan B" that will make sure you land on your feet in any situation!  

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I know what you are thinking: One little tip? Not much of a bonus, right? But think of it in terms of the value of your personal resources. Without this tip, you are guaranteed to waste your own valuable time, energy and money chasing the wrong resources as you try to get started learning the Korean language. And, if you are like most people, frustration will eventually lead you to quit with little to show for your investment. 

This one little tip might just change your life.

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OK, my little tip may not do all that for you. But, I guarantee you will be plenty thankful to me for my bonus, even if it only helps you to learn enough Korean to ask where the bathroom is when you really need it! You can trust me on that.

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