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ACCOMMODATIONS IN KOREA Villas: Most ESL teachers tend to
stay in villas, a one-room studio style apartment.
These are usually 5-10 story buildings, old and new,
seen througout every city in Korea.
Most schools provide
ESL teachers with a partially
furnished one-room studio apartment,
or offer monthly housing allowance to put towards
your own apartment. Larger apartments are usually
provided for couples or families. |
 Office Tels: Unlike other offices, office tels are usually furnished with most appliances such as a washer, refrigerator, gas range and sometimes even an oven. It looks much like a small apartment, with a living room as well. It's main function is as an elaborate office. ESL teachers do not usually stay in office tells. Houses: Usually only married ESL teachers rent or buy a house in Korea. There are several different areas throughout Korean cities designated for housing. Most have a traditional Asian look or are a plain square brick style. You can even find the occasional western style house.
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