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| Written by Lindsey Nave | |||
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My name is Lindsey Nave and I recently came to Korea to teach at an elementary school in Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonngi-do, South Korea. Throughout the process, I came to depend completely on Dia to assist me with obtaining the required paperwork, finding an appropriate school for me to teach at for a year, and to ease my concerns about living in a new country and culture. Dia answered the questions I presented in a joyful manner, no many how many times I asked her to repeat the answers. During a time when I did not think I would be able to come to Korea, Dia placed my needs before her own and worked relentlessly until she found a school for me. When I arrived in Korea, Korvia had arranged for a driver to pick me up and drive me to my apartment to meet a co-teacher. I even got to speak to Dia on the phone when I arrived to assure her that I had landed safely. Moving to a new country to accept a new job can be very scary, but my fears were eased knowing that I could always contact Dia for assistance. I am in Bundang because of her wonderful assistance. I highly recommend working with Dia and Korvia! Add this page to your favorite Social Bookmarking websites          
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