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Native speaker F6 Visa looking for work
Hi, all
Looking for work in Busan
I am also looking for any non-teaching work if possible.
full-time part-time not afraid of working hard.
any suggestions?
Living in Busan, feel free to contact me.
F6 Visa Native speaker.
2 years of teaching experience in South Korea
Please don't hesitate to contact me for more details.
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Moving sale
Electric griller 10000 krw, Electric kettle 10000 krw, Air fryer 15000 krw, Toaster 5000 krw, TP-Link rooter 10000 krw. All items together for 50000 KRW. Pick up near Daeyoen Station. Message me here or 01034553435 or in kakao. kakao ID: Mehdiilka
MediHeim Microwave (English Interface)
Price: ₩50,000 negotiable. Pickup at seller's apartment. Originally bought on Copuang for ₩90,000. Used for about a year. In good working condition with all parts present.
Interface is in English (see pictures).
Microwave Front.jpg Microwave Open.jpgCoway Air Purifier AP 1016Q
Price: ₩80,000 negotiable. Pickup at seller's apartment. Takes standard Coway filters which can be found on Coupang for ₩25,000. https://global.11st.co.kr/glb/products/95524733
Original Price for this Air Purifier was ₩270,000 at HiMart. https://global.11st.co.kr/glb/products/1878168677#
Air Purifier Front.jpg Air Purifier Top.jpg
Coffee Maker & Grinder
₩30,000 for both Cookin' Coffee Maker & Grinder. Both are in good working condition. Not planning on selling separately. Pickup at seller's apartment. Contact using KakaoTalk ID: 'shiraun'
Coffee Maker 1 of 1.jpg Grinder Front.jpg
King size bed
King-size bed for sale (Frame and mattress)
300,000KRW.
Price includes:
Drawers (2)
Mattress
Frame
Mattress supports
One fitted sheet
THE PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE DELIVERY.
You are responsible for arranging pick up. I can help by providing the name and number of someone who can move it. It cost me between 50,00KRW and 100,000KRW to move the bed about 20km.
Must be taken before June 5.
I speak English and Spanish. Text in Korean O.K.
The phone number is 010.7306.7199 ask for Richard.
IMG_5933.JPG IMG_5908.JPG IMG_5909.JPG IMG_5835.JPGLive music: 태평시간, Synergarette, Barbie Dolls at Ovantgarde
오방가르드 5주년 공연 시리즈 - Ovantgarde the 5th Anniversary Edition
Doors open 입장 8pm / Start 시작 9pm
Cover 현매 ₩5000
Live music from:
인디/펑크/뉴웨이브 노래방 메가배틀 애프터 파티!
노래방 그랜드 챔피언에 등극한 가수에게 무료 제임슨을 경품으로 드립니다!
Indie/Punk/New Wave Karaoke Mega Battle After Party!
Free bottle of Jameson to the best-voted singer.
2023-05-19 Ovantgarde.jpegFull-time Teaching Position Vacant(Busan, Korea)
Full-time Teaching Position Vacant
Applications for the following positions in the discipline of English Language are invited from Office of International Affairs of Pukyong National University.
Provost
Office of International Affairs
Pukyong National University
1. Teaching Positions (Full-time)
a. Position available: 2
b. Location: Busan
c. Our Ideal Candidate(s) will hold:
- Bachelor's(or associate) degree or its equivalent
- Minimum 4 year experience of English teaching
※ We strongly recommend that you submit proof of all your English teaching experience (certificates of career). Teaching experience without documentary evidence will not be accepted.
d. Teaching Responsibility
- (During semester) 14 hours teaching time per week
(During vacation) 28 hours
- Teaching Area: English as Foreign Language
e. Remuneration and Benefits
- Starting salary range: ￦2,050,000 ~ ￦2,450,000 per month
- Housing Allowance: ￦300,000 per month
- Four major insurance coverage, including health insurance
f. Employment period: Contract-based (1year)
- September 1, 2023 ~ August 31, 2024
2. Documents Required for Application
a. Application Form (attached)
b. Certificate of Working Experience (Teaching hours must be stated)
c. Personal Information Consent Form (attached)
d. Copies of College/University Diploma ‘with Apostille‘(Imperative)
e. Copies of Academic Transcript
f. Copies of First Two Pages of Passport
g. Copies of Alien Registration Card (Front and Back)
h. Criminal Background Check from the Central Government ‘with Apostille‘ (Imperative)
i. Copies of TESOL or Cambridge CELTA Licence (if avaliable)
(Excluding the certificate of short-term course training)
※ All required documents must be submitted by the submission deadline.
3. Further Information
a. All application documents must be submitted between 30 and 31 May, 2023(23:59 Korean time).
※ Nominated candidates should present a teaching demonstration as part of the interview process.
b. See Job advertisement for more details and submit application documents to Pukyong National University at:
- E-mail: [email protected]
(All the required documents should be sent in a PDF form)
c. Application Period:
(Tue) May 30, 2023~ (Wed) May 31, 2023 (23:59 Korean Time)
*Only selected applicants will be contacted for teaching demonstration
-(Tentative)Teaching Demonstration period: (Tue)June 13~(Fri)June 16, 2023
* We may not hire anyone if no one is qualified for the position.
* If there are any differences in your documents, your application can be denied.
If you have any questions, please contact us via e-mail at [email protected]
Application Form_PKNU.docx Application Form_PKNU.docx
Full-time Teaching Position Vacant
Full-time Teaching Position Vacant
Applications for the following positions in the discipline of English Language are invited from Office of International Affairs of Pukyong National University.
Provost
Office of International Affairs
Pukyong National University
1. Teaching Positions (Full-time)
a. Position available: 2
b. Location: Busan
c. Our Ideal Candidate(s) will hold:
- Bachelor's(or associate) degree or its equivalent
- Minimum 4 year experience of English teaching
※ We strongly recommend that you submit proof of all your English teaching experience (certificates of career). Teaching experience without documentary evidence will not be accepted.
d. Teaching Responsibility
- (During semester) 14 hours teaching time per week
(During vacation) 28 hours
- Teaching Area: English as Foreign Language
e. Remuneration and Benefits
- Starting salary range: ￦2,050,000 ~ ￦2,450,000 per month
- Housing Allowance: ￦300,000 per month
- Four major insurance coverage, including health insurance
f. Employment period: Contract-based (1year)
- September 1, 2023 ~ August 31, 2024
2. Documents Required for Application
a. Application Form (attached)
b. Certificate of Working Experience (Teaching hours must be stated)
c. Personal Information Consent Form (attached)
d. Copies of College/University Diploma ‘with Apostille‘(Imperative)
e. Copies of Academic Transcript
f. Copies of First Two Pages of Passport
g. Copies of Alien Registration Card (Front and Back)
h. Criminal Background Check from the Central Government ‘with Apostille‘ (Imperative)
i. Copies of TESOL or Cambridge CELTA Licence (if avaliable)
(Excluding the certificate of short-term course training)
※ All required documents must be submitted by the submission deadline.
3. Further Information
a. All application documents must be submitted between 30 and 31 May, 2023(23:59 Korean time).
※ Nominated candidates should present a teaching demonstration as part of the interview process.
b. See Job advertisement for more details and submit application documents to Pukyong National University at:
- E-mail: [email protected]
(All the required documents should be sent in a PDF form)
c. Application Period:
(Tue) May 30, 2023~ (Wed) May 31, 2023 (23:59 Korean Time)
*Only selected applicants will be contacted for teaching demonstration
-(Tentative)Teaching Demonstration period: (Tue)June 13~(Fri)June 16, 2023
* We may not hire anyone if no one is qualified for the position.
* If there are any differences in your documents, your application can be denied.
If you have any questions, please contact us via e-mail at [email protected]
Busan Global Gathering @ Cinema Center
○ Date & Time: May 20, 2023, 11:00 a.m - 7:00 p.m.
○ Venue: Busan Cinema Center (Metro Line 2 Centum City Exit 6)
○ Theme: Connecting Our World, Moving Toward a Global City
○ Free admission
○ Website: http://www.globalgathering.co.kr/2023/main_eng.html#mCon1
○ For more info.: (051)711-6845
○ Hosted by: Ministry of Justice, Busan Metropolitan City
50 Ways to Learn English with ChatGPT
Rice cooker for Sale
Barely Used Rice Cooker
Volume: For 10 people
Brand New:216,680
Price: 100,000(or negotiable)
Spacious ocean view apt for rent in Gijang
3 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment in Gijang for rent right on the ocean. 800,000₩ a month with a 50,000,000₩ deposit. Perhaps we can work something out regarding the deposit, since it's very high.
The video below is a bit long, but you can see what the apartment looks like.
—
Michael Lesser
English for Korean Free Exchange
Korean/English free exchange
Where: Jumin Center Banyeo4 dong, library, Sameo-ro, Haeundae, Busan.
When: Saturday late morning 50 minutes ( day can be changed)
Meet in person, not zoom.
I offer you free talking in English 25 mins
I want Beginner Korean easy listening and dictation practice 25 mins
For example: I go to the park. I will go to the park. From Monday to Wednesday, I study.
Korean teacher should have intermediate English level.
Regards
K Beginner
F6 Visa ESL Teacher Looking for a 1-2 Days/Week Part-time Teaching Job
Hello, I am an enthusiastic ESL teacher with a F6 Visa and more than 15 years teaching ESL and other foreign languages. I am currently looking for a 1-2 days per week mornings, afternoons or evenings part-time job. Do not hesitate to contact me if you are interested and I will send you a resume. I look forward to hearing from you. Best regards.
Colonial Korea – Geumsansa Temple
Geumsansa Temple, which means “Golden Mountain Temple” in English, is located in a flat river valley on the western slopes of Moaksan Provincial Park in Gimje, Jeollabuk-do. Geumsansa Temple was first established in either 599 or 600 A.D., depending on the source, during the reign of King Beop of Baekje (r. 599-600 A.D.). When it was first built, it was rather unassuming and nothing like it is today. It wasn’t until 762 A.D., under the guidance of the monk Jinpyo (8th century), that Geumsansa Temple was rebuilt. Geumsansa Temple was rebuilt over a six year period. Numerous buildings at the temple were rebuilt at this time including the original Mireuk-jeon Hall, which was built in 766 A.D.
There’s an interesting legend that surrounds the reconstruction of Geumsansa Temple by Jinpyo. When Jinpyo decided to dedicate a temple to Mireuk-bul (The Future Buddha), he didn’t know the best location for this temple. So while looking around Jeonju, he met Yongwang (The Dragon King). Jinpyo was presented with a jade robe by Yongwang. After, Yongwang guided Jinpyo to the site of a ruined temple at the foot of Mt. Moaksan (793m). The ruined location was said to be the home of a powerful female Sanshin (Mountain Spirit). Miraculously, and seemingly from out of thin air, men and women arrived to offer assistance in reconstructing the former temple. The temple was rebuilt over the span of a couple of days; and it was at this time that Mireuk-bul appeared and granted Jinpyo his final ordination as a Buddhist monk. Mireuk-bul also gave Jinpyo some sari (crystallized remains) of the Buddha, Seokgamoni-bul. To help commemorate this event, Jinpyo built the enormous Mireuk-jeon Hall with three standing bronze statues inside. Jinpyo also purportedly built the Gyedan (Precepts Altar) at Geumsansa Temple. Housed inside the stupa on top of the Gyedan are the sari of the Buddha. Perhaps a stretch, but a wonderful foundation myth all the same.
Later, King Gyeon Hwon, of Later Baekje, or “Hubaekje” in Korean, who reigned from 900 to 935 A.D., had parts of Geumsansa Temple repaired. Ironically, he was later held captive at Geumsansa Temple after his son, King Gyeon Singeom, usurped his father’s throne and had him imprisoned. The temple underwent numerous changes during the Goryeo Dynasty (918-1392). King Munjong of Goryeo’s (r.1046-1083) teacher, the monk Hyedeok (1038-1096), further renovated the look of the temple during this time. Then, in the waning years of the Goryeo Dynasty, Weonmyeong-daesa (1262-1330) had the temple rebuilt, once more.
Even after the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) came to power, the Mireuk-bul tradition at the temple remained strong. In 1592, Geumsansa Temple was made the headquarters by the government to oversee all temples in the region for Jeollanam-do Province. During the initial attack of the Korean Peninsula by the Japanese as part of the Imjin War in 1592-1593, it saw Geumsansa Temple used as a training ground for Buddhist monks known as the Righteous Army. In total, over a thousand monks were led by the monk Noemuk to help defend the Korean Peninsula from the Japanese aggressors. It was during the second wave of the Imjin War from 1597-1598, which is known as “Second War of Jeong-yu,” that Geumsansa Temple became a headquarters for the Righteous Army. Tragically, not only were forty regional hermitages destroyed, but so too was Geumsansa Temple and the famed Mireuk-jeon Hall.
The restoration of Geumsansa Temple began in 1601, and it was completed over a thirty year period ending in 1635. Most of the temple buildings, including the rebuilt Mireuk-jeon Hall, date back to this period of time. And it’s because of these efforts that Geumsansa Temple is one of the largest Buddhist temples in Korea.
In total, Geumsansa Temple is home to one National Treasure, ten Korean Treasures, one Historic Site, and one National Registered Cultural Heritage.
Colonial Era PhotographyIt should be noted that one of the reasons that the Japanese took so many pictures of Korean Buddhist temples during Japanese Colonial Rule (1910-1945) was to provide images for tourism and illustrations in guidebooks, postcards, and photo albums for Japanese consumption. They would then juxtapose these images of “old Korea” with “now” images of Korea. The former category identified the old Korea with old customs and traditions through grainy black-and-white photos.
These “old Korea” images were then contrasted with “new” Korea images featuring recently constructed modern colonial structures built by the Japanese. This was especially true for archaeological or temple work that contrasted the dilapidated former structures with the recently renovated or rebuilt Japanese efforts on the old Korean structures contrasting Japan’s efforts with the way that Korea had long neglected their most treasured of structures and/or sites.
This visual methodology was a tried and true method of contrasting the old (bad) with the new (good). All of this was done to show the success of Japan’s “civilizing mission” on the rest of the world and especially on the Korean Peninsula. Furthering this visual propaganda was supplemental material that explained the inseparable nature found between Koreans and the Japanese from the beginning of time.
To further reinforce this point, the archaeological “rediscovery” of Japan’s antiquity in the form of excavated sites of beautifully restored Silla temples and tombs found in Japanese photography was the most tangible evidence for the supposed common ancestry both racially and culturally. As such, the colonial travel industry played a large part in promoting this “nostalgic” image of Korea as a lost and poor country, whose shared cultural and ethnic past was being restored to prominence once more through the superior Japanese and their “enlightened” government. And Geumsansa Temple played a part in the propagation of this propaganda, especially since it played such a prominent role in Korean Buddhist history and culture. Here are a collection of Colonial era pictures and drawings of Geumsansa Temple through the years.
Pictures of Colonial Era Geumsansa Temple 1910 The Geumgangmun Gate. (All pictures courtesy of the National Museum of Korea). The eaves of the Geumgangmun Gate. The Daejang-jeon Hall at Geumsansa Temple. The eaves of the Daejang-jeon Hall. The main altar inside the Daejang-jeon Hall. The former Daejeokgwang-jeon Hall with the Hexagonal Multi-Story Stone Pagoda of Geumsansa Temple out in front of the main hall. The Stone Pillar of Geumsansa Temple in the main temple courtyard. A look up at the entry and eaves of the Daejeokgwang-jeon Hall. The main altar, sumidan, inside the Daejeokgwang-jeon Hall. A ceremonial bronze bell at Geumsansa Temple. The eaves of the Mireuk-jeon Hall. The Plaster Standing Maitreya Buddha of Geumsansa Temple inside the Mireuk-jeon Hall. The Stele for Royal Preceptor Hyedeok at Geumsansa Temple. Pictures of Colonial Era Geumsansa Temple 1934 The danggan-jiju (flag supports) at Geumsansa Temple. The Daejang-jeon Hall and the Stone Lantern of Geumsansa Temple. The main altar, sumidan, inside the Daejang-jeon Hall. The Daejeokgwang-jeon Hall. The Stone Lotus Pedestal of Geumsansa Temple. The Stone Lotus Pedestal of Geumsansa Temple from a different angle. The Stone Pillar of Geumsansa Temple with the Stone Lotus Pedestal of Geumsansa Temple in the background. The Hexagonal Multi-Story Stone Pagoda of Geumsansa Temple. An up-close of the Hexagonal Multi-Story Stone Pagoda of Geumsansa Temple. The Stone Lantern of Geumsansa Temple in front of the Daejang-jeon Hall. The Ordination Platform of Geumsansa Temple and Five-Story Stone Pagoda of Geumsansa Temple. A closer look at the Five-Story Stone Pagoda of Geumsansa Temple. And a closer look at the Ordination Platform of Geumsansa Temple. The Mireuk-jeon Hall and the Hexagonal Multi-Story Stone Pagoda of Geumsansa Temple out in front of the shrine hall. The Plaster Standing Maitreya Buddha of Geumsansa Temple inside the Mireuk-jeon Hall. The Stele for Royal Preceptor Hyedeok at Geumsansa Temple. The stele from a different angle. And the stele up-close. A budowon at Geumsansa Temple. One of the budo (stupas). The Three-Story Stone Pagoda at Simwonam Hermitage of Geumsansa Temple. Pictures of Colonial Era Geumsansa Temple Specific Dates Unknown (1909-1945) The Mireuk-jeon Hall. The Plaster Standing Maitreya Buddha of Geumsansa Temple inside the Mireuk-jeon Hall. The Ordination Platform of Geumsansa Temple The Stele for Royal Preceptor Hyedeok at Geumsansa Temple. The stupa and Stele for Royal Preceptor Hyedeok at Geumsansa Temple. One of the budo (stupas) at Geumsansa Temple. The Three-Story Stone Pagoda at Simwonam Hermitage of Geumsansa Temple.—Dale's Korean Temple Adventures YouTube
cat food / cat litter / litter box
(available for pick-up till 07 june)
Listed below are items that I'd like to give to a fellow pet owner. Or, if you don't have a pet yourself but want to feed street cats in your neighborhood, you can have these as well. Or, if you know a way for me to donate these to a pet shelter in Busan (without me leaving my area), please let me know.
Monster cat tofu-type cat litter:
- green tea scented
- 2.5kg * 3 bags
Acana Pacifica dry cat food:
- suitable for all life stages
- a bag of 4.5 kg
- best before 01 october 2023
Dr. Healmedix dry cat food:
- a bag of 1.5 kg
- best before 23 november 2023
Royal Canin dry cat food:
- digestive care
- a bag of 4 kg
- best before 21 june 2023
White litter box:
- 55*45*25 cm
- plastic zipper bags for cat litter *8 ea
20230505_133722.jpg 20230505_133221.jpg 20230505_133451.jpg 20230505_133420.jpgExtremely cheap one room near Daeyeon station
An extremely cheap but new and well-equipped one room. You can live in this one room for 16 months by paying only 2 million KRW in advance, without any monthly rent!(for a similar place you should pay around 350000 KRW monthly rent + deposit money).The location is very close to Daeyeon station (2 min-walk), very close to bus stations and convenience store and some restaurant as well. I will also leave some of my stuff which can be used by the next guy. For more information message me here or call or text 010-3455-3435. This offer will not be valid for a long time. So if you are interested contact me for more information ASAP.
English teacher looking for a job
Hello I am looking for a nice teaching job in South Korea. I am currently back in the USA. but I am ready to work abroad again. I have experience teaching kindergarten and elementary students. I have been teaching in South Korea a long time.
I prefer to teach in Busan, Ulsan, Daegu or YAngsan si or pohang . The best way to reach me is by email.
My Son Speaks Perfect Korean at Age 7! Here's How I Did It!
Several years ago I made a video covering how I was planning on teaching my kid to be bilingual, so today it's time for an update! Here's everything we've done to help my 7 year old kid to speak both Korean and English.
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