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Blogs

If you have never had a blog before, we highly recommend you consider starting one for your trip to Korea. Even better, start one right away, so you can write about the entire process leading up to you getting on a plane to Korea. Imagine how nice this will be to look back on later in life. It is also more user-friendly than sending countless group emails to people. You will be surprised how many check out your blog, and enjoy reading about your experiences.

Here are some blogs from a few of our teachers:

Jennifer Hester - Blog Link
Martin & Simon Stawski - Blog Link
Logan - Blog Link
Rosana - Blog Link
Chris - Blog Link
Paul - Blog Link
Graham & Maggie - Blog Link
Ashley - Blog Link
Sam & Courtney - Blog Link
Heather - Blog Link
Danielle B - Blog Link
Amanda S - Blog Link
Allison M - Blog Link
Ellen S - Blog Link
Jamie D - Blog Link
Jamie H - Blog Link
Kezia C - Blog Link
Mara H - Blog Link
Ryan P - Blog Link
Sarah A - Blog Link
Terra E - Blog Link
Trevor G - Blog Link

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