[Whistleblower]

I have started to make some enquiries and would prefer adult education. YBM Sisa contacted me in the past as well as another reputable institute offering adult education so I have to consider them. No more little kiddies running riot in the class.

I suppose after a bit of time in Korea I would like to save some key money to deposit on housing for rent. I understand that it would give me greater freedom in Korea and would be able to work essentially freelance selecting the best schools in Korea. It would also give me more time to spend with my son.

Like you LiK, I would not work for less than 30,000 per hour. I prefer to work for atleast 45,000 per hour. I would like to work part time with one employer and then work freelance for some others. Wall Street Institute is pretty good offering a couple hours each day and some housing. This will give me the opportunity to work for other schools etc. I feel pretty confident to find some suitable work.

[livinginkorea]

I would be more than happy to teach adults but it's hard to find one with a block shift near where I live. They mostly have split shifts consisting of early in the morning and late at night. I am a morning person but 5 or 6 in the morning is too early for me to get up!

Eventually I will go back to teaching adults and hopefully a university but right now I am teaching all kids. I see a lot of company jobs but they are only for an hour and half to two hours which could be 80,000 won a session but I can make a lot more than that teaching kids.

It's great to have the freedom all the same