I am really getting nervous now. Not bad nervous, just an "oh my gosh, my life is changing so vastly" type of nervousness. It's a workable nervousness, similar to the type I got in college before one of Dr. Saxon's exams, albeit much more intense.
On top of the nervousness, I am really stressed. I still have so much to do, and not nearly enough time to do everything well. People keep making requests and demands of me, wanting me to go hither and thither with them. They all seem oblivious to the fact that, as much as I want to spend time with everyone I'm leaving behind, there just isn't much time to spare. I really need 40 hours in a day!
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Teaching in Korea can be either the easiest or more difficult thing in the world. This entirely depends on how you approach it.
So far the biggest complaints aren't about difficulty of job, but the difficulty with communicating with co-workers.
Try learning Korean a little and everybody will love you...it's a fact.
good luck
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