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Nice xD, hope to move to Dubai

Dubai is obviously very nice, but expensive as fuck.

omfg u stupid? just don't go to korea

@BituteDuzge why would I not go to South Korea?

Go to dubai, even tho it is expensivie, its pretty ez to get money
Last time i went to dubai, in england £5 you can get chips, burger and a ton of shit whilst 5 dirhams in dubai got me 10 chips.................................

idk i hate korea since im japan, jk, idk i dont think it would be good to live there

@BituteDuzge watch this for example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJUSIWSaQX4

@XenBOTAFK You're wrong. If you go over there, you wont get money but things will be slightly cheaper.

You can easily get a job in South Korea and most of the people around Seoul speak English very well.

You'll regret that decision

Nah, South Korea is awesome. You can get a decent apartment for around 500 euro per month. And if you become an English teacher in a public school, you make like 1200-2650 euro per month, so you'll have a good life

>English teacher
>doesn't know Korean
>realises that Korean writing is complete different from speaking
>realises that Koreans are a lot smarter, so you'll have to finish an education level you'll never even reach

You don't have to know Korean to teach English in Seoul, South Korea. I would only have to finish the ''EPIK'' program to teach English in South Korea, which isn't that hard at all.

And actually, even though you don't need to know Korean, I am planning on learning it. I'm 16 now, planning to move to Seoul when I'm like 25, so I have around 9 years to learn Korean, and its not the hardest language. I'm already saying ''goodmorning'' in Korean to my mom, just to practice (she really hates it btw)

Haha

That's not how it works... Anyways, "you make like 1200-2650 euro per month, so you'll have a good life" I see that you aren't that great in economics...

''Salaries for teachers that work at public schools, through the EPIK and GEPIK programs, is determined by an established scale.''
''Public school teachers can expect a salary of anywhere from 1.5 to 3 million won, which is about $1150 - $2650 USD. Housing is typically provided and flights reimbursed, bringing start up costs down substantially.''

''Salaries for English teachers in Korea that work at private language centers, called Hagwons, range anywhere from 1.9 to 2.4 million won, or about $1600 to $2000 USD, per month. ''

I have 2 friends who teach English in Seoul and 1 of them called Nick gets his appartment paid by the school

That is literally the same wage as in the Netherlands lol, if not worse.

You clearly don't know what kind of a country South-Korea is

You clearly don't know how economics work and how it's like to be a teacher lol

You forgot the fact that most of the schools pay the rent of the foreigners appartment, so you will have more money left than a teacher in Germany, UK, Netherlands for example. Also because everything is cheaper in Korea overall.

That's netto lol

Good luck! :^)