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We interviewed teachers who are teaching in Korea

Why do you want to move to Korea? Was it a siren song that got you to pack up your bags and move? A desire to share your language and to sculpt young minds? To explore a new culture or try something new? If you haven’t left yet, are you nervous? Butterflies in the stomach, [...]

By |2018-10-26T16:17:19+09:00July 24th, 2018|Featured Articles|4 Comments

How to book a Guesthouse in Korea

Living cost in South Korea is not cheap. You may need to spend minimum 50USD for a night of staying. But now Korvia has teamed-up with Kimchee Guesthouse (one of the leading Guesthouse franchise in Korea) to book a room or bed anytime in Seoul and Busan. Not only that but you will be [...]

By |2019-01-14T10:25:52+09:00July 12th, 2018|Featured Articles|0 Comments

Canada – RCMP Check | Korvia Guide

In Canada, CRC (Criminal Record Check) is handled by Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). This will determine if an individual has a criminal record, meaning if he/she has been charged or convicted of a crime. IMPORTANT NOTE: The applicant's name on C.R.C. must EXACTLY match the name on his/her passport. If not, submit a copy [...]

All about “Teach English in China” with Korvia

Teach English in China with Korvia China is unprecedentedly making headlines on a daily basis. Mostly promising and groundbreaking. (We know what you are going say but let’s just keep it to ourselves. :-)) And it is happening so fast that it seems almost impossible to keep up. That doesn’t stop us, though. Still, China, [...]

By |2018-04-26T09:00:01+09:00April 25th, 2018|Feat. Editorials, Featured Articles, News|7 Comments

Korean Hiking Culture

When it comes to sports culture in Korea, there is one activity that rules – hiking. Hiking is Korea’s favorite pastime and the most popular way to stay healthy and active for all ages. This shouldn’t be a surprise though, as Korea’s terrain consists of 70% mountains and only 30% habitable landscape. There are over [...]

This is how Korvia throws a Party in Itaewon in 2018

Spring is a great time of year in Korea. The trees bloom, the school year starts, new teachers arrive, and Korvia throws one of its parties. Korvia throws about two parties a year, one in the spring and another in the fall. Korvia started the tradition since November 1st, 2006 when they hosted their first [...]

By |2018-04-25T17:56:31+09:00April 3rd, 2018|Featured Articles|0 Comments

On Kimchi: When Food is More than Fuel

If you’ve been in Korea for longer than about five minutes, it’s highly likely that you’ll have come across some kimchi. The spicy fermented side dish, a staple of the typical Korean diet, comes in hundreds of different varieties and is served with almost everything. While it may be a shock to the system if [...]

How to get a cell phone plan like the local Koreans

UPDATED: 26/01/18 Getting a new cell phone in Korea is one of the most stressful parts of settling in South Korea. Especially if you are an expat just arrived at the airport you might take lots of time get a suitable cell phone and the monthly plan as well. Often Korean local telecom stores [...]

By |2018-07-09T14:12:53+09:00January 26th, 2018|Featured Articles, Living Guides, Partners|20 Comments

Why Should You Apply to EPIK with Korvia?

Korvia is now accepting applications for EPIK Fall 2020! The EPIK program is one of the premiere English teaching programs in South Korea. With it’s national scope and direct relationship with offices of education all around South Korea, EPIK is not only one of the most popular ESL programs in the country, but is [...]

By |2020-02-21T17:28:00+09:00January 23rd, 2018|Featured Articles, News|1 Comment
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