Textbooks in public school in South Korea must be one of the following:
- textbooks compiled by the Ministry of Education
- textbooks authorized by the Minister of Education
- textbooks authorized by a superintendent of a city/province
Korea
Information about Korea
Korean Ministry of Education Textbooks
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Cost of Utilities in Korea
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Utilities in Korea will generally average around 70,000 won per month. However, this will vary according to your lifestyle with gas/oil being the largest component of your utilities bill. If you use a lot of heat in the winter, you can expect your bill to be closer to 100,000 won. You should be fine if you budget 40,000 won for the fall and spring, and 70,000 - 80,000 won for the winter and summer.
Finding a Respectable Employer in Korea
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When looking for an English teaching job in Korea, there are several things you can do to help ensure that your prospective employer is someone you want to work for.
Types of Employment in Korea
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There are several employment options for teaching English in Korea.
Gyeongbuk
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Gwangju
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Gangwon
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Daejeon
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Daegu
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