I'm thinking about the following options for now.
Option #1~Teach at Pagoda?
Pay is good.
Students are uni and adult students.
Korean language class offered at low rate.
High population of western teachers at school.
December (end) start.
The hours are poor~split shifts, meaning 7am to 10am then again 6pm to 9 or 10pm.
Option #2~Teach at a public school?
Would have the support of a repuable recruiting agency; found by word of mouth with other satisfied teacher clients.
The hours are good~teach 3 or 4 classes per day but must remain at school during office hours, probably 9 to 5.
The class size would be large, probably around 30 students per class.
I would be the only western teacher at the school.
March new school year start.
What to do? What to do?
A third option is to continue waiting and stay put where I am now.
1 comment:
Hey...my advice for what it's worth :)
I've heard that the split shift, combined with the lack of a vacation is a killer! Not really getting a solid 8 or 9 hours a night of sleep isn't really sustainable for a year without going crazy!
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