Sorry for that. I guess I should have been more clear.

I am on my one month yearly vacation provided by Pagoda. I am in Chiang Mai at ECC getting my CELTA. I want to improve as a teacher. This seemed like a good way to do it.

When the CELTA program is over, I will go back to Pagoda in Korea. I live and work in Gangnam. Do you notice how I used the simple perfect to denote that it is where I normally live? I am getting my CELTA. Do you notice how I used the present progressive to denote that this is happening now, but that this is not necessarily where I live?

In any case, I hope this clears things up for you. If you still have trouble reading, you might want to check out a few books on the subject and get some practice.

I'm not saying that your experience wasn't terrible. I'm just saying that attacking people whom I consider to be doing the best with what they have isn't constructive. People should be warned that Korea is a hard place to work. However, a great number of people have worked in Korea for a long time and quite enjoy it. If you want relaxing, go somewhere else. If you like to stay busy (like I do), then you should try it.