Teach English in Korea @CDI

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CDI Holdings (a.k.a. Chung Dahm Institute) is the foremost leader and innovator in English language education in South Korea. As the premier provider of educational services, we employ 400 instructors at 60 locations throughout Korea. Busan and Changwan are two of the cities which host the English Academies with 7 Schools in the 2 locations. Over 2500 students and 50+ teachers regularly attend and work at these specific Academies. Over 20,000 students trust CDI Holdings to provide a distinct and incomparable service through our cutting edge curriculum and language acquisition methodology across the entire country.

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[mcha164]

what do yo mean "You will work your bag off there with little to show for it in the end" - oh no you have to work Sats - you cant be that lazy! - you dont work 6 days straight anyway.

They prob hire gyopos because they ARE smarter than you.

And get over the benefits - you cant expect to receive everything and give back so little back to them - judging by your attitude. Hope you dont work there - otherwise i feel sorry for the kids - any kids under you as a matter of fact

[mcha164]

t just sound like a person not liking the job. Why did you take the job in the first place?

Long hours? are u kidding? working from 4 to 10 thats 6 hours? Ok say you work 6 hours straights (which you dont anyway) thats 36 hours a week only! My current regular job (non-teaching related) is 40 hours for the 5-day working week -ur complaining?? Have u worked in a real job before?

[ChungDahmSurvivors]

Anybody interested in suing CDI after being exploited during the recruiting process/training week should watch my videos and contact me

[starvingLeacher]

I would recommend to people to think long and hard about working for CDI. They completely screwed me over, telling me on 2 different occasions that they had a job for me. The first time I accepted an offer from them, they said that they had given the job to someone else and the second time, they kept telling me to book a flight and when I did they told me 4 days before I was supposed to leave that they have to let me go. DON'T WORK FOR THEM. They're bogus job offers cost me a fortune.

[starvingLeacher]

I would recommend to people to think long and hard about working for CDI. They completely screwed me over, telling me on 2 different occasions that they had a job for me. The first time I accepted an offer from them, they said that they had given the job to someone else and the second time, they kept telling me to book a flight and when I did they told me 4 days before I was supposed to leave that they have to let me go. DON'T WORK FOR THEM. They're bogus job offers cost me a fortune.

[seraphilm0]

Teaching English in general in Korea, if you're an American or ex-pat, is about the experience. You want good benefits? Really? Do you have a Masters? A PhD? Of course not. Count yourself lucky you have a job at all teaching English.

[mcha164]

nope - none of the above - just care about the staff there and the students I taught. Thats all that matters. And they sure did care about me. But at Seoul is probably a different story.

[mcha164]

cant stand foreigners complaining about "working" in korea and expecting to be treated in a special way. Its easy compared to other jobs.

[kreitler7]

Who are you, head of marketing for CDI?? There are much better places in Korea to work than CDI. That's all I'm saying. I wonder why you are defending them so vehemently....Perhaps you have some interest in their success! Surely you aren't defending them because you genuinely care about them as a company. I know that they sure don't care about you.