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| Written by Aaron Soderberg | |||
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One thing that every foreign teacher coming to Korea is looking for is professionalism and honesty. It's too easy to read the horror stories of past experiences and let that sway you. Korvia, and in particular Sasha, did much to sway any anxiety that could be felt before coming here. Sasha worked countless hours and showed tremendous patience in dealing with my numerous questions and worries. The communication with Sasha and Korvia was superb. I knew exactly what I needed to get, where I needed to go, and what to bring before coming to Korea. The most impressive part though, is that after I came to Korea I had some issues with my bank card and I was able to talk to Sasha in a panic and she helped me figure it out. She had no reason to do that because I was no longer a recruit of theirs. I had a job and she would have been well within her means to not help me or even respond, but she did and it really meant a lot to me. I recommend Korvia to everyone that I talk to, I cannot say enough good things about them. It was my pleasure to work with them. Add this page to your favorite Social Bookmarking websites          
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