This post covers all you need to know about jobs in Korea for foreigners.
It includes:
I got my first job in South Korea in 2006 and worked in 8 different industries. Here’s what I learned from my experience.
This post covers everything you need to know about Korean office fashion and dress codes.
I’ll explain which outfits are appropriate for men and women and what to avoid.
I learned about dress codes during my first corporate gig in South Korea.
This guide shows you how to teach English in Korea like a seasoned vet.
You’ll learn:
I got my first job in South Korea in 2006 and worked at private academies, public schools, universities and education companies. Here’s what I learned from my experiences.
Acting in South Korea is a fun way to fast track your career.
Just avoid some easy-to-miss pitfalls and you’ll be fine.
I worked in show biz in South Korea for a few years.
Here’s what I learned.
There are places in South Korea where 20 something, mostly females learn how to get a job as a flight attendant.
They call them “stewardess academies”, and at one point, they were big businesses.
This is about how I managed to get a job at one and keep it for 5 years.
College isn’t for everyone.
But not in Korea. It has one of the highest university enrollment rates on the planet.
Don’t let that stop you though. Having a special set of skills will help you get jobs that locals can’t or won’t do.
Here are some jobs you can get as a foreigner in Korea without a degree.
Korean model agencies represent models who work in the local fashion industry. They scout and manage talent while helping models find work.
We’ll cover the best agencies and:
This step-by-step guide shows you how to ace your job interview at a Korean company. It includes frequently used questions and answers along with a self-introduction template.
We’ll cover:
I worked as an overseas recruiter in South Korea for five years.
