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What
is a hagwon?
A Hagwon is a school in South Korea where Koreans, usually children, go to learn English and are taught by Korean and foreign, native English-speaking instructors. While there are hagwons in and outside of Korea that teach subjects other than English, this web site will focus only on the English language hagwons within South Korea.
Hagwons.com is not a recruitment site or an intermediary between teachers and hagwons. We are a resource where future, present and former teachers can research hagwons for potential employment, trade stories, ideas and advice and learn from each other about teaching English in South Korea.
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English teacher training program faces resistance The Korea Herald But, he added, their “hagwon-style” attitude means the students are the boss, and happiness of trainees takes priority over effective learning ― which will hinder Korea's pursuit of becoming a global leader in EFL education. “Even now they can teach ... |
