After a few years in the corporate training industry, Beatrice ventured into EFL teaching in 2008. Her ELT experience includes children as young as three to C1 level university students, adults and business professionals in public schools, university language programs, and private language academies of Korea and Spain as well as refugees in South Africa. After traveling the world from 2014 to 2018, she is happy to be back enjoying all the delicious food of South Korea again.

Cait was a researcher at Harvard before coming to Korea in 2013. She taught English Conversation at a high school in Jeonju for 3 years. In Seoul, she has mainly focused on refugee education at a human rights NGO. Most recently, she worked to develop textbooks, curricula, and test prep materials for business EFL programs. In her free time, she loves baking and action movies.

From Toronto to Seoul, Peter has over a decade of teaching in the fields of ESL and Business Communication. Some of his accomplishments also extend to various fields of media and business operations. He tends to engage his students in interactive discussion as he equips them with the language needed to shine in the real world. In Peters spare time, you will find him camping, exploring a new beach, or hanging out with his puppy, Mimi.

Since arriving in Korea in 2011, Benjamins teaching experience includes high school, university, corporate 1-1 coaching, university prep programs, and EFL. His classes focus on the connections between culture and language and critical thinking. In his free time, Ben enjoys basketball, ultimate frisbee, camping, and surfing

I have been living and teaching English in Korea since 2000 and I have enjoyed every minute of it. Ice hockey is a hobby that I have brought with me from Calgary, Canada and I still play in Korea. I like to travel as often as possible throughout the country and abroad and enjoy seeking out new restaurants and coffee shops in my free time.