Environments

 

Our Facilities

 

Interactive classrooms, an indoor gym area, and a library consisting of books of various levels and genres can be found at our campus.

 

We ensure the safety and cleanliness of our facilities.

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Housing

 

We take great care in providing comfortable and secure housing for our ESL teachers.

 

The accommodations are located in a safe and friendly neighborhood, where residents look out for one another and maintain a strong sense of community.

 

The area has a low crime rate, and many teachers who have lived here have found it to be a welcoming and secure environment.

 

You can feel at ease walking around the neighborhood, whether it's during the day or in the evening.

 

All studio apartments come equipped with the basic necessities such as: a fridge, AC unit, heater, stove top, washing machine, and a bed.

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Housing Nearby Amenities

 

• Restaurants and cafes: There are many restaurants and cafes near the housing, offering a wide range of cuisines and atmospheres. From traditional Korean cuisine to international food options, there is something for everyone.
• Parks and outdoor spaces: There are several parks and outdoor spaces near the housing.
• Housing is well-connected to other parts of the city via publing transportation. Teachers can easily travel to nearby cities and attractions.

By choosing to work at our school, you will not only benefit from a safe and comfortable living environment but also enjoy the convenience of having numerous amenities at your doorstep, making your life and work experience in Korea all the more enjoyable and fulfilling.

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Location Description

 

Busan is the second largest city and Korea's leading trading hub, boasts a population of 3.4 million people and spans over 770.2 square kilometers as of 2021.

 

The city has a rich history, dating back to 1876 when it opened Korea's first international port. Since then, Busan has been a center for trade, commerce, and industry.

 

Throughout the year, the city hosts global events such as the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation conference, Busan International Film Festival, and Busan International Fireworks Festival, as well as various sea-related festivals.

 

Busan is also a popular tourist destination, offering attractions such as Asia's largest department store, Haeundae Beach, and a yacht marina.

 

As a historic city, Busan served as the temporary capital during the Korean War and provided refuge for individuals seeking to build new lives after fleeing the North.

 

The city is located on the southern tip of the Korean Peninsula and offers a high quality of life with a low crime rate, efficient transportation systems, and modern amenities.