Here are a collection of links useful to every ESL teacher coming to or living in Korea. Also, is a collection of links of people and sites, who without their help I couldn't have created this site. So, if you don' like it blame them.

Before You Leave Canadian Government Site: This is a great site. Check out the Canadians Abroad section with alot of useful information on living abroad. They also have a section on Korea and teaching English here so I highly recommend this site. Canadian Korean Consulate Site: Here is where you can find out about what you need to do to get your E2. It also has some links to some useful Korean sites. Korean Government Site: Useful site to get a head start on your Korean experience. What's on Korea: This is an interesting site with some useful information about living or visiting Korea. It's good for a look.

At the Airport Incheon Airport Site: This has alot of useful information about the airport as well as links to the major airlines in and out of Korea.

The First Month Life in Korea: A good site with alot of information for about life in korea and things you can do. Korean Foreign Exchange Bank: A good bank to set up an account to send money back home or for whatever. They also give out credit cards to foreigners, so check it out. Canadian Embassy: Don't forget to register yourself with the embassy. Technically, North Korea and South Korea never did sign a peace agreement and North Korea may or may not have nukes. Better safe than sorry. Net Korea: This site has so many useful links on it, it makes this page look nearly blank. Be sure to check it out. It could save you alot of hassle wandering the net in search of good sites on Korea.

Learning Korean IPL Kids Space: A good beginner's course on learning Korean. An Introduction to Korean: Another Beginner's Course Zkorean: It has a good online dictionary, which translates both ways. Kosnet: You have to become a member, but this site is worth it. Korean Studies at Sogang: It takes you further in your Korean studies

Survival Skills ISKA: A site for foreign women who want to marry or are married to Korean men. It has a great section on the Korean family dynamic.

English Korean Newspapers: Most of the English language papers are the same, so I'm not going to go into much detail about each one. Check them out for yourselves. Korean Herald: The biggest English language paper in Korea. Joong Ang Daily Yonghap News The Korea Times

Other Stuff: USFK Classifieds: Want to buy or sell soemthing in Korea. This could be the place.