Hal And Steve English Podcast
Welcome to the best Teaching ESL Abroad podcast... EVER! At least, that's what we're going to tell everyone in hopes that they'll give us a listen.
We're two dudes, Hal and Steve, who chat about the practical parts of teaching esl in a foreign country. What do you do with super spoiled kids? How do you avoid the super boring after school outings? How do you avoid drinking 1 on 1 with Principal Kim because you'll wake up with the worst hangover if you do?
These are the questions! We try to answer them!
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- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 51 minutes
- Episodes
- 28
- Years Active
- 2019 - 2020
Chris Hentsala: ESL Teacher in Mokpo, South Korea
Welcome back to the podcast. This week, we're continuing our journey of interviewing ESL teachers and Expats. Chris Hintsala, a teacher who first started working in Mokpo, South Korea, joins us thi…
Jack Glowacki, Expat ESL Teacher in Japan, Korea, and England
Welcome back to Hal And Steve English. This week we've got Jack Glowacki, an ESL teacher expat who's been around the world while teaching. He tells us about how he started teaching ESL in the early…
Hal Wiley, an ESL Teacher In Yeoncheon, South Korea
This week we interview our own Hal Thomason Wiley to find out how the dapper gentleman found himself in South Korea as an ESL teacher. We talk about his arrival at Incheon Airport, his first few days…
Rhett Burton: An ESL Teacher and Online Entrepreneur in South Korea, Pt. 1
Today we talked to Rhett Burton, who's been an ESL teacher in South Korea since 2002. He's got a great story to tell, great advice, and some pretty awesome insight into ESL in Korea.
Also, thanks for …
How To Handle Awkward Adult ESL Students
Adult ESL students are tricky. Their needs range from practicing English as a hobby, to studying ESL for university entrance exams, all the way to ESL for business.
Basically, adult English students…
I Regret My First Year of Teaching ESL in Korea
Steve regrets his first year teaching ESL in the Korean countryside. He had the perfect ESL life but he didn't even know it! Small classes, beautiful school, awesome co-workers, a communal garden, an…
Why You Should Never Listen to Your Adult ESL Students' Feedback
Nothing can ruin your day like hearing complaints from your students. But can I let you in on a little secret.... Don't listen to them! When it comes to adult esl students, you're dealing with a lot …
How We Ended Up As ESL Teachers in South Korea
Find out how we ended up as ESL teachers in South Korea. I'll give you a hint, it's probably the same exact reason you and your friends ended up as ESL teachers. Click play for more!
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