Home Stay

I’m 18 years old and just out of High School. I’m trying to become a doctor so I won’t have any time to travel during the school years and especially during my Medical School years. I’ve decided that I’d like to teach English in Korea as a part-time over the summer or winter break so that I can fund a way to explore the culture. I found a website Cultural Homestay International, however, it’s about $1000, EXCLUDING the plane ticket…to VOLUNTARILY teach English(no pay) without any requirements like a BA. I’d like to find an organization that sponsors me fully. Also, if anyone knows of any programs in Korea that lets me teach without pay but includes the following: Room and Board, Plane Ticket, Basic Meals, I’d very much appreciate it. I’ve seen similar offers for BA holders, however, I believe that I hold my own against them considering my honors etc. I’ve searched the internet as well but I figure this type of thing is known by reference rather than research since I can’t find anything.
I wonder if half the people who answer this thread have actually read the question lol.

Don’t know where you are, so can’t recommend any specific sponsor for you to ask. However i have two suggestions – post this question on the South Korea board – the answerers there should have a better idea of your options. Secondly, look around whereever it is you are for local Korean Associations or any Korean businesses, such as banks, etc. They’d be the most likely to be responsive to your request.

I’m 18 years old and just out of High School. I’m trying to become a doctor so I won’t have any time to travel during the school years and especially during my Medical School years. I’ve decided that I’d like to teach English in Korea as a part-time over the summer or winter break so that I can fund a way to explore the culture. I found a website Cultural Homestay International, however, it’s about $1000, EXCLUDING the plane ticket…to VOLUNTARILY teach English(no pay) without any requirements like a BA. I’d like to find an organization that sponsors me fully. Also, if anyone knows of any programs in Korea that lets me teach without pay but includes the following: Room and Board, Plane Ticket, Basic Meals, I’d very much appreciate it. I’ve seen similar offers for BA holders, however, I believe that I hold my own against them considering my honors etc. I’ve searched the internet as well but I figure this type of thing is known by reference rather than research since I can’t find anything.

I have taught English in Korea off and on since 1996. What you describe is not legally available. Teachers must have a degree and an education working Visa in their passport, comply with Korean laws, and are typically contracted through agencies that are supposed to screen applicants for proper credentials. Some teachers do cut corners, but they are typically part time with little to no benefits other than paid cash for their classes taught. Room and board, meals, and airline tickets are part of a program that is run by the Agencies in tune with the Institutes. You can possibly do some private teaching, which often comes by word of mouth, but you stll won’t get the benefits like you described above.

Good luck!… ☺

Super Junior Full House (Korean: 슈퍼주니어의 풀하우스) is a reality television series broadcast from May 27, 2006 to August 26, 2006. The show was a 25-minute comedy that aired every Saturday during the airtimes of SBS Realtime. The show presents comedic experiences between the popular Korean band, Super Junior and two female international students, which they had to do a homestay with Super Junior for three months.

Two female international students – the Russian and partly Polish intern Anya (20 y.o), and the half-English and half-Japanese intern Eva (25 y.o) – arrive to Seoul, South Korea to do a homestay with Super Junior for three months. While living with Super Junior, the two foreign students experience comedic adventures with the group and develop deep friendships.

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Super Junior Full House (Korean: 슈퍼주니어의 풀하우스) is a reality television series broadcast from May 27, 2006 to August 26, 2006. The show was a 25-minute comedy that aired every Saturday during the airtimes of SBS Realtime. The show presents comedic experiences between the popular Korean band, Super Junior and two female international students, which they had to do a homestay with Super Junior for three months.

Two female international students – the Russian and partly Polish intern Anya (20 y.o), and the half-English and half-Japanese intern Eva (25 y.o) – arrive to Seoul, South Korea to do a homestay with Super Junior for three months. While living with Super Junior, the two foreign students experience comedic adventures with the group and develop deep friendships.

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Super Junior Full House (Korean: 슈퍼주니어의 풀하우스) is a reality television series broadcast from May 27, 2006 to August 26, 2006. The show was a 25-minute comedy that aired every Saturday during the airtimes of SBS Realtime. The show presents comedic experiences between the popular Korean band, Super Junior and two female international students, which they had to do a homestay with Super Junior for three months.

Two female international students – the Russian and partly Polish intern Anya (20 y.o), and the half-English and half-Japanese intern Eva (25 y.o) – arrive to Seoul, South Korea to do a homestay with Super Junior for three months. While living with Super Junior, the two foreign students experience comedic adventures with the group and develop deep friendships.

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Super Junior Full House (Korean: 슈퍼주니어의 풀하우스) is a reality television series broadcast from May 27, 2006 to August 26, 2006. The show was a 25-minute comedy that aired every Saturday during the airtimes of SBS Realtime. The show presents comedic experiences between the popular Korean band, Super Junior and two female international students, which they had to do a homestay with Super Junior for three months.

Two female international students – the Russian and partly Polish intern Anya (20 y.o), and the half-English and half-Japanese intern Eva (25 y.o) – arrive to Seoul, South Korea to do a homestay with Super Junior for three months. While living with Super Junior, the two foreign students experience comedic adventures with the group and develop deep friendships.

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Super Junior Full House (Korean: 슈퍼주니어의 풀하우스) is a reality television series broadcast from May 27, 2006 to August 26, 2006. The show was a 25-minute comedy that aired every Saturday during the airtimes of SBS Realtime. The show presents comedic experiences between the popular Korean band, Super Junior and two female international students, which they had to do a homestay with Super Junior for three months.

Two female international students – the Russian and partly Polish intern Anya (20 y.o), and the half-English and half-Japanese intern Eva (25 y.o) – arrive to Seoul, South Korea to do a homestay with Super Junior for three months. While living with Super Junior, the two foreign students experience comedic adventures with the group and develop deep friendships.

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Super Junior Full House (Korean: 슈퍼주니어의 풀하우스) is a reality television series broadcast from May 27, 2006 to August 26, 2006. The show was a 25-minute comedy that aired every Saturday during the airtimes of SBS Realtime. The show presents comedic experiences between the popular Korean band, Super Junior and two female international students, which they had to do a homestay with Super Junior for three months.

Two female international students – the Russian and partly Polish intern Anya (20 y.o), and the half-English and half-Japanese intern Eva (25 y.o) – arrive to Seoul, South Korea to do a homestay with Super Junior for three months. While living with Super Junior, the two foreign students experience comedic adventures with the group and develop deep friendships.

Duration : 0:9:11

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Super Junior Full House (Korean: 슈퍼주니어의 풀하우스) is a reality television series broadcast from May 27, 2006 to August 26, 2006. The show was a 25-minute comedy that aired every Saturday during the airtimes of SBS Realtime. The show presents comedic experiences between the popular Korean band, Super Junior and two female international students, which they had to do a homestay with Super Junior for three months.

Two female international students – the Russian and partly Polish intern Anya (20 y.o), and the half-English and half-Japanese intern Eva (25 y.o) – arrive to Seoul, South Korea to do a homestay with Super Junior for three months. While living with Super Junior, the two foreign students experience comedic adventures with the group and develop deep friendships.

Duration : 0:6:35

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Super Junior Full House (Korean: 슈퍼주니어의 풀하우스) is a reality television series broadcast from May 27, 2006 to August 26, 2006. The show was a 25-minute comedy that aired every Saturday during the airtimes of SBS Realtime. The show presents comedic experiences between the popular Korean band, Super Junior and two female international students, which they had to do a homestay with Super Junior for three months.

Two female international students – the Russian and partly Polish intern Anya (20 y.o), and the half-English and half-Japanese intern Eva (25 y.o) – arrive to Seoul, South Korea to do a homestay with Super Junior for three months. While living with Super Junior, the two foreign students experience comedic adventures with the group and develop deep friendships.

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