This video explains the grueling process I went through in obtaining a non-English teaching job in South Korea. Overall, the process took 5 months before I landed a contract. I recommend working backwards in considering when your ideal start date is as well as how long it takes to acquire the necessary documentation most employers will request: apostilled background check and diploma(s), transcripts, passport photos, and employment verification letters. Sorry about the poor lighting. If you have any questions or comments about being a Korean Adoptee, I read all messages and try to respond to any we receive.
Check out some of our other Korean Adoptee Videos here:
Meeting my family in korea after being sperated since birth- • Video
why we mobed to korea- • Video
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My First Chuseok with my Family in Korea-
• MY FIRST CHUSEOK WITH MY FAMILY IN KOREA!!!
Korean Adoptee Reunited: First Birthday with my Twin-
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My First Korean Adoption Service (KAS) Meeting in Seoul-
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Korean Adoptee DNA Family Birth Search Process: Part 1-
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The Downside of Being a Korean Adoptee Living in Korea-
• THE DOWNSIDE OF BEING A KOREAN ADOPTEE LIV...
What's my Identity-
• KOREAN AMERICAN ADOPTEE: WHAT'S MY IDENTITY?
A Recap of our time in Korea-
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