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Testimonials Coming to a foreign country can be stressful enough.
Testimonials Coming to a foreign country can be stressful enough.
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| Written by Ellen Kang | |||
| Monday, 06 September 2010 19:08 | |||
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Coming to a foreign country can be stressful enough. On top of that, if you are looking for a job in a country where you have no idea how the system runs, it can be easily turn into a terrible experience. In my case, however, it was such an awesome experience since I've worked with Ann Park from Korvia. Whenever I communicated with her via emails or phones, it felt like she was a good friend of mine who genuinely concerned about my interest and well-being. I had no doubt that she tried her best to meet the needs and requests I've inquired. Without her great help, I don't think I would have found the school which I'm enjoying with all my heart and have made such a smooth transition into the school. I deeply appreciate how patient and considerate she was while collecting all the required documentations. Even after my settlement at this school, I plan to keep in touch with my recruiter and would like to highly recommend Ann Park from Korvia to anyone has an interest teaching at public schools in Korea. Trust me, you won't go wrong choosing Korvia!" Add this page to your favorite Social Bookmarking websites          
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