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Be one of the first to post tips about living (working, parenting, moving to, retiring, etc.) in Korea in our new Expat Tip section. Or, you may submit general tips about expat life! The 3 expats who submit the most tips in May will receive $75 Amazon.com gift certificates! (Note: tips that are promotional in nature are not counted in this top tip competition -- although tips that promote events and professionals who submit helpful advice are WELCOME on Expat Tips!!) Expat Tip Section: http://www.expatexchange.com/expattips Post a Tip: http://www.expatexchange.com/expat/index.cfm?pr=tip Help build an amazing resource for the expat community! Thank You! Betsy Burlingame Expat Exchange
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adminee posted New Expat Tip Tool on the Korea forum on May 14, 2013:
We wanted to send out a note to introduce our new Expat Tip Tool. It helps you offer advice and grab tips from other expatriates about international jobs, moving overseas, retiring overseas and more. Use it to keep track of your expat insights and save tips from others living abroad all in one place! http://www.expatexchange.com/expattips Or, click on "Expat Tips" on the top of any page of Expat Exchange! Also, if you would like to add a photo to your profile, you can do that now, too. Click on "My Profile" - "Photo" and upload a photo today!
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elhelm2002 posted learning Islam and Arabic Language by Skype on the Korea forum on May 12, 2013:
I am an experienced teacher of Modern Standard and Colloquial Arabic and have been teaching Arabic privately to students for the last 7 years. I am familiar with a range of course books including the Samia Louis series of course books for colloquial Arabic which I know form the core course material used at ILI for courses in Egyptian Arabic. In addition to teaching I write a regular series of Arabic topics in Egyptian Arabic in the BCA magazine Cairo. I really enjoy this work: helping foreigners learn Arabic and understand our culture . In parallel to teaching, I've just graduated at the Open University faculty of "Dar al Ouloum Cairo University-Egypt" licentiate of - The Arabic Language and Islamic studies. Just let me know if you are interested. Skype Name: elhelm2002 Thanks Muhammed
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C00257 replied to the thread How are Expats in South Korea feeling? on the Korea forum:
adminee initially posted:
How are you feeling given the increasing tensions with North Korea? Are expats thinking about leaving? How are people coping? We may use your comments in an Expat Exchange article. Sincerely, Betsy Burlingame ExpatExchange.com
C00257 replied most recently with:
Having lived in Korea for the past 2.5 years and having traveled to Korea an additional year, the North Korean response is quite predictable at this point. Every time the Korean and US forces do a drill the North Koreans threaten to destroy the world. There was a good article in the Korea Herald this week that highlights North Koreas tactics very well. Every Spring when the North Koreans get hungry and the US and South Korea start the drills the North throws a fit. It is an outrage that so many in North Korea go hungry and are allowed to die each and every year. So my normal response to all this is that its the same game, different day. There are however, concerning signals in this round of escalations that must be managed very carefully. But in general I don't worry about my wife and children or living in South Korea. The world, including China has too much to loose if North Korea is allowed to continue much further. 50% of the worlds semiconductor memory or more is produced in South Korea and this would bring a big slowdown in economics if the production of South Korea was interupted. The US News organizations do what they do best. Create panic and headlines. They should actually look at the past 5 - 6 years and they would see the same pattern that the Korea Herald reported this week. Also the US Embassy has issued a statement that we should not be overly concerned and the embassy is not recommending any immediate or pending actions. Cooler heads will eventually prevail.
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brianpoj replied to the thread Trying to get to Seoul on the Korea forum:
RockinChucks initially posted:
I've been trying to get to Seoul for the past 3 years. I don't know why it's been so difficult. I've lived in several countries, but this has been a challenge. Not giving up though. Still looking for work over there. I don't really care what I do. I just love enjoy other cultures... If anyone has a word on some work over there for an American floating around the world every 2 years or so please let me know... Thank You
brianpoj replied most recently with:
The easiest way is to teach English over here.
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Expat Report Review of Seoul Foreign School in Seoul, Korea was published
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C00257 replied to the thread International school in Seoul? on the Korea forum:
Rhapsody30 initially posted:
Hi all! I'll be moving to Seoul in June 2013. Can any recommend me an International school? My child will be in Kindergarten 2 in 2013. Prefereably within city centre as I'll be staying there. MTIA! :)
C00257 replied most recently with:
The Process is very demanding. One good thing you have going for you is, if your children have foreign passports they will be very desirable to any international school.
Rhapsody30 replied most recently with:
Hi there! Thanks for the replies. We are from Singapore and will be staying around the Jongno area. will be there for a year effective June. So prob will join the school starting August. Is the application process difficult?
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