I’m learning Korean now. Currently at Level 2 on TTMIK. About to start working on the Level 3 book. I started meeting with an iTalki tutor. I’m going to take the TOPIK next year. I graduated from UC Berkeley and studied abroad at Yonsei University a few years ago. I’m unemployed right now because of a difficult job market in the U.S. I have 2 1/2 years of experience working in nonprofits. I really want to work in Seoul, South Korea for a skincare or tech company in the marketing department.

Great video, so much better than the other videos in the same area!

Thank you so much for the explanation. Your video give me more detail information about Korea ^^

This is by far the most helpful video I have seen and I've seen alot of them. Thank you so much for your help.

@Missklei

2 жыл бұрын

You are welcome! I have another one I'm preparing, packed with more info. I'm just waiting on one thing to clear so I can publish it. Make sure to come back 😁

Can you make a video on library job in south korea for foreigner

i graduated from a rather not famous university in the U.S. it is not any profession, it's just a Business degree. like decades ago. Possible to get a job here in Korea? im here taking Korean language course and hairdresser course. Really need a job here as I need a working visa! but most employers want only visa holders!

Can you help me to get job dear

thanks loads I'm wondering if possible to come to Korea on a teaching visa then hunt for jobs and change when I"m there. Would love your knowledge on this.

@Missklei

3 жыл бұрын

Hi there. If you find a company willing to sponsor you, you sure can. I believe it is easier to look for a job when you are IN Korea as opposed to looking for a job outside of Korea. With that being said, speaking the language will be a must if you want to increase your chances

Thanks for the video. I wonder if grad students can have paid part time job di Korea?

@Missklei

3 жыл бұрын

As a grad student you are eligible to work part time but only those low skilled type of jobs students usually do. There is a limited amount of hours per week, i think it's 15 or 20. And you have to apply for the authorization with the immigration office. Language students also can work part time but only after 6 months

@leop638

3 жыл бұрын

@@Missklei Thank you so much!

I'm just curious why so many foreigners want non- teaching job so much. Are teaching jobs so horrible? or do they not pay well?

@Missklei

2 жыл бұрын

Both from what I have heard lol. And when English is not your first language you don't have that option, hence people looking into different types of work

@waygookinway1805

2 жыл бұрын

If it helps, I had a friend who applied to a school and was told that they are only looking to hire blond women under the age of 25. There have also been rumors that the teaching jobs will start to disappear soon due to the low birth rate. The pay has already been cut over the years, so some teachers only make $15,000 a year in Korea. Even if they cover housing, which is usually a cheap studio apartment, you can't pay student debt on that income. That's why a lot of teachers look to do KZread as a side hustle.

@StrawberryJamJam29

3 ай бұрын

I don’t like teaching. I have skills and interest in marketing.

I dont have a diploma. I am to old for working Holiday. And I would rather starve than work as a Cook again. I trained & did that for 8 years.I dont see a way for me to stay longer than 90 days. Only as a language student but without earning money its not sustainable.