I have taught for 27 years in four countries on two continents. I have a life teacher's license, two masters degrees (one each in English and education, and attended a school with world accreditation for my advanced degrees.

Baek, if you don't want to be lumped into a particular group, it is best not to do any lumping yourself- it will only make you look foolish.

And, if Korea does offer the best employment packages in the world, wouldn't that be because they have the greatest need for teachers? I don't think that the Korean businessmen and business women are paying the salaries they pay out of the good ness of their hearts, but in order to make money for themselves. If not, they really are very silly business people.