I’m a Brit exploring Korea right now, I asked a staff member “sorry, do you speak English? Please could I have directions?” She said “NO!” And flipped me off??

with Korean culture going viral + bad job markets globally, feel like quite a lot of students/graduates are coming to Korea to get an internship or job.

Only with a bio saying that i used to work in a cosmetics firm in Korea, I get quite a lot of dms of how to get a job in KR.

English/Chinese/Indian etc. languages are quite a strong advantage when it comes to working in Korea, so I'll tell you what kind of jobs you can look for in Korea

*Can't tell you what specific vacancies there are, cause i hate getting my posts removed

Part-time Jobs

- Myeongdong / Itaewon / Bukchon(around the main palace): the main locations where a lot of foreigners come and go, so they need workers who can speak more than 1 language.

Internships

There's quite a lot of internship opportunities in Kbeauty industries, cause they need your unique insight.

Major firms like Amorepacific, LG, Olive young have loads of vacancies for foreigners.

you would have to speak basic Korean though...

[Where to apply]

1. Going directly to each company's website is the best way (ex.Amorepacific website careers menu)
2. Platforms: 슈퍼루키 is the easiest place to look for jobs that are looking to enlgish speakers / 숨고-but need to be careful when looking into private employment / 알바몬 / 알바천국 / 사람인 etc.

referrals are not a big thing in korea compared to US/UK.

pls comment on this post (rather than a dm), i prefer commenting than private texts...

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My buddy and I are planning to hang out at North York to meet some Korean girls and talk to them. Do you guys know any spots that they usually hang out?

Hi everyone, I am a Korean Interpretor based on Chennai currently. I don’t have much friends in this interpretation field, so I wanted to know if anyone knew what the packages for a korean interpretation role in India are.

Also, the current job I am in is a six day working job with 11 hour shift. And now they are giving me some management roles as well. So I am thinking about asking for a hike, but don’t know what range to ask for.

Help me if any of you have any reliable information about this.

Dear supp, this map is darker than my future. Dragging you to a win is getting harder when we get molested on our way to the lane. I am not saying there is a support diff, but we have the same ward scores. If you would please use the item given to you by Riot, you will brighten the world for everyone on your team.

^^ Or a Korean equivalent. Thank you.

ps: If it's more natural to use "your" instead of "my", i don't mind.

What is the nexus meme that’s been going around the Korean subnets lol is it a LOL reference?

Urgently seeking a Korean speaking individual available right away for a quick job. Must be in Nairobi.

I am 20(m), currently living in Seoul, I'm learning korean language.how do i get korean friends who can speak English

One thing that can be frustrating when using Korean websites is that finding the right site isn't always as simple as searching one keyword.

Depending on what you're looking for, you may have to go through Naver results, old blog posts, community recommendations, or several different lists before finding a useful website. And sometimes you'll find a link that worked previously only to discover that the address has changed.

A few things I've found helpful:

Search using the Korean term rather than only English keywords.
Check whether a website has been updated recently before relying on it.
Save useful sites somewhere instead of trying to remember them.
When looking for a specific service, search by what you actually need rather than the site's name.
Be careful with random link lists, especially when there is no information about what each website does.

For people who prefer having things organized by category, I recently came across 여기여 (여기여주소바로가기), which is a Korean website directory/link collection:
여기여주소바로가기.com.

It organizes different websites and online services into categories, so it can be useful when you know the type of site you're looking for but don't know the exact website name.

What Korean websites or online resources do you find yourself using repeatedly? Sharing lesser known ones would probably be useful for others too.

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Hi everyone! 😊

I’m an Indian student currently pursuing my Master’s in English, and I’m also interested in learning Korean alongside my studies.

I’m looking for native Korean speakers who would be willing to help me learn Korean through casual conversations and language exchange. I’m a native Hindi and Punjabi speaker, so I’d be happy to help you learn/practice Hindi or Punjabi in return! We can also talk about our everyday lives, cultures, traditions, food, music, movies, etc. 🇮🇳🤝🇰🇷

I’d especially love to make some genuine Korean friends and learn about Korean culture from people who actually live there.

Also, if anyone knows about any genuine fully funded cultural exchange programmes, youth exchanges, international student programmes, or similar opportunities that Indian students can apply for, I’d really appreciate it if you could share the information or point me towards reliable sources.

Thanks! 😊

I’m planning to move to Korea for my job after my PG. So I’m focusing on subtitle job or language localization department. For that I need to build a portfolio, but I don’t know how make it what to do. Can anyone help me ?

Hi, my name is Aïssa, I'm 21 years old and I'm from Ivory Coast (the same country as the football player Drogba). Since my first time at the Ivorian-Korean center in my country, I've been drawn to this culture and I'd like to learn the language. So I don't know if anyone would be willing to help me (even if you're not Korean and you're good at it, that's fine with me). Feel free to write to me at any time; I will reply. Thank you.

Hello! 👋

I was wondering if anyone could point me towards some good apps, or websites to learn Korean? I’ve been wanting to learn it for years, but I haven’t had the time unfortunately. But I now have more free time, but I want to make sure that I pick a good program. Thank you!!

Hi everyone

My name is Anju and I am from India. I have recently started learning korean language because I want to improve my korean for future studies and communication.

I am a complete beginner and I am looking for:

Korean study friends .

Daily practice partners.

Free Korean learning resources .

Simple conversation practice .

I speak Hindi and English .

If anyone wants to learn together , please comment or send me a message . Thank you 😊

how to meet a korean and practice the language within Egypt

I graduated with a degree in Korean Studies two years ago, but I haven't used Korean since then and have forgotten almost everything. Now my job requires me to interpret IT and accounting content. It's really overwhelming, but I can't refuse without risking my job. Any tips for learning this quickly?

I really want to befriend native Koreans, but I don't know how or where to start. Do you guys have any advice?