If you don't me asking, are you looking at the canadian schools there? My friend did one of them so that is my baseline.

I have a friend who did both, one right after another. She said at the time, things were going further - especially with fresh food. She also said it was easier to leave the city and hit the beach - because the infrastructure was there - reliable and cheap. (Not always hopping on a plane to Dahab). However, she had to leave due to flooding.

Wish I had more.....

Thanks - have sent in an application! Crossing fingers! I found 2 other BC schools in Korea but the info on them is sparse!

Thank you both. It is on my list for sure!!!

Thanks for the tips on Maple leaf. Will do some research!

Thank you to both of you - I am certified in 2 provinces - BC is one of them.

@Westcoaster Do you remember roughly what the salary was? Range?

Anyone??? :D :D :D :D

Thanks for the info and keep it coming!

I have looked to the American/British Schools but was thinking Canadian would be an easier transition to build the resume.....

I am exploring the offshore Canadian schools and wondering if there were any with a great reputation (solid school/good package/supportive team..etc)...I am new to the scene with limited experience overseas so I would love any feedback on Canadian schools aboard?

Thanks!

Hi all -

There was a previous post about this school but didn't get much action. Any information on this school? What is it like living in Bundang? Korea impressions?

(A BC offshore school - canadian)

Thx!

It is not a cover letter.

I have read on blogs and seen on some school websites, that a letter prior to a posting to connect with a recruiter is helpful and puts your name in their mind.

Yes- I agree they are busy and won't always respond but I was getting the impression that to arrange meetings outside fairs, this was one approach. (as a way to access jobs prior to the recruiting season that are not always posted and access the hidden market)

Hey all-

I am a long time reader of this forum and finally wanted to dip my toe in.

My husband and I are exploring going overseas again and something we struggled with, and a piece of advice I always see, is sending an intro letter to feel out a potential school. Can anyone shed light as to what types of things are in this letter, do you include a resume...and who do you direct to?

We cannot really afford to go to a fair, so we are trying all other things to get us on top of the pile -