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My recruiter at Korvia was Ann Park, and I feel very lucky to have had her looking for a job for me and helping with the application process. Before I was in a dead-end of applying to different agencies and schools and it was getting me nowhere. Ann found me a job extremely quickly and negotiated good terms for me and I can't wait to start! Even though I have had some visa problems, she has been as supportive and considerate as problem, and although I expected my school to look for someone else, they have stuck by me, and I suspect this is thanks to Ann! Without her, I'd probably still be looking for a job, and she has always answered all of my questions very quickly, and been more helpful than I could possibly imagine. I feel much more comfortable knowing that I will be working at a government school under the GEPIK scheme than a private institution, and I would advise anyone looking for a job in South Korea to apply through Korvia. Luke Ward Add this page to your favorite Social Bookmarking websites          
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