I am wondering if there would be demand for a service that assists families emigrating to South Korea? I know we could have used the guidance - even a rundown of costs for travel shots, flight tickets, babysitters/nannies, purchasing household items, etc. I would be interested in using our experience to help others have a truly wonderful life in South Korea. We only returned for family reasons, otherwise we would still be there - we felt South Korea was our home.
My ex-spouse and I sought a lifelong learning experience for our two children, 11 and 3, as we emigrated to South Korea to teach English for the public school boards in Bucheon (suburb of Seoul) and Bupsung (in the southern fishing and agricultural region of South Korea). We returned to Canada to help my parents after only two years, but our hearts were still there.
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Cool link for expats in South Korea or considering moving to South Korea.
http://southkorea.angloinfo.com/
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I am wondering if there would be demand for a service that assists families emigrating to South Korea? I know we could have used the guidance - even a rundown of costs for travel shots, flight tickets, babysitters/nannies, purchasing household items, etc. I would be interested in using our experience to help others have a truly wonderful life in South Korea. We only returned for family reasons, otherwise we would still be there - we felt South Korea was our home.
I am wondering if there would be demand for a service that assists families emigrating to South Korea? I know we could have used the guidance - even a rundown of costs for travel shots, flight tickets, babysitters/nannies, purchasing household items, etc. I would be interested in using our experience to help others have a truly wonderful life in South Korea. We only returned for family reasons, otherwise we would still be there - we felt South Korea was our home.
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