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Teaching Tips from Crawford Kilian / a skilled teacher and a wonderful writer.

Teaching Kimchi is conducting a “Who’s Who” in the Korean blogging world and loves to introduce Crawford to all visitors of this site. If you would like to be interviewed, please shoot us an email us.
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Born in New York City in the year 1941, Crawford grew up in Los Angeles and Mexico City. A [...]

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Tips from Nik Peachey | Learning Technology Consultant, Trainer, and Content Designer

Teaching Kimchi is conducting a “Who’s Who” in the Korean blogging world and loves to introduce Nik to all visitors of this site. If you would like to be interviewed, please shoot us an email us.
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Nik Peachey is an innovative man with many hats. He has an interesting take on how to teach English. His [...]

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Tightening up the application process for E-2 Teaching Visa from December onwards.

According to the Ministry of Justice press release, foreigners applying for teaching visa will have to go through a long process where they will have to submit a criminal background check, a medical check and well as they will have to undergo an interview with the closest Korean consultant in their home town. Teachers will [...]

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Interview with Jane from expatjane.blogspot.com

Teaching Kimchi is conducting a “Who’s Who” in the Korean blogging world and loves to introduce Jane to all visitors of this site. If you would like to be interviewed, please shoot us an email us. Without further ado:
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Teaching Kimchi (TK): It seems you are fluent in Korean- How long did it take you to [...]

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Looking for Writers and Contributors

Are you a teacher? Write current and useful materials for www.teachingkimchi.com to discuss your experiences and others in Korea
Put your sword to the best use at www.teachingkimchi.com. Gain exposure for your work as well as meet similar writers like you to discuss what foreign teachers should, shouldn’t could, and couldn’t do in Korea. Imagine the [...]

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