After graduating college with a business degree, I moved to Seoul and began teaching English in 2016. 

While working in Seoul I quickly discovered:

1: How kind, motivated, and hardworking Korean people are. I love working with people who have passion and purpose in their lives.

2: Many Koreans deserve much better in their careers. Too many talented people are stuck at jobs they don't really like with demanding bosses and tons of overtime work. Others have dreams of living/working abroad, but need to improve their English to do so.

3: A lot of English classes aren't very good. Whether they're too focused on grammar or general free talking, they don't get people the communication skills/confidence they need to level up their careers.

So while working at FastONE (a 비즈니스 영어 학원 in Gangnam) I began to develop my own style of lessons where Koreans could quickly improve their work-specific communication.

My system organized, work-specific classes were a huge hit, and I quickly became one of the most popular and highly-rated instructors at the entire school.