I have just taken my first real stab at applying for a job in Korea. This job, to be exact. It's for a position in the TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) department of Korea's oldest university. I have no idea whether I'm sufficiently qualified for the position, but a friend of mine, who teaches at that university but in a different department, is pulling for me. The ad itself is frustratingly vague on several important matters; I've sent a query-- not a formal application-- to the university to ask for clarifications. Normally, I wouldn't bother responding to such vaguely phrased ads, but my buddy vouches for the place, so I thought I'd give it a try.
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Monday, April 30, 2012
aiming for moksha
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Well, good luck with that! I'll be pulling for you as well, if only mentally.
ReplyDeleteBest of luck!
ReplyDeleteThat's right up the street from me in Hyewha. The GF's father graduated from there. Hope it works out for you, Kevin!
ReplyDeleteIf this opportunity doesn't work out, my university (SNU) will also be looking for a full-time instructor in the coming months. If you're interested, I'll let you know when the job gets posted (if it hasn't already).
ReplyDeleteI'm interested. Thanks.
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