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90 %
Last replied
23 Apr 2024
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Description
Hello workawayers,
I'm living in a small studio with my lively 3-year-old. We embrace simplicity and conscious living. Although we are currently living near Seoul, a bustling city, I'm all about frugal and slow living. Nestled in a commercial area, our home offers easy access to subways, parks, cafes, and restaurants.
I truly believe that everyone possesses many talents to offer to this world, and we can create something beautiful together. Nevertheless, given how little I can offer to you in order to keep my minimal living style, FROM THIS APRIL, I ask your time for 15 hours per week instead of 24 hours per week.
✅ Quick Checklist for Workawayers Before Applying
1. Female Only: We only host females who are non-smokers and have a native-level proficiency in English.
2. Stay Duration: Ideally, commit to a stay of 2 - 4 weeks
3. Limited Privacy: Please understand that we provide a loft upstairs with no wall, no doors, so your space does not offer complete privacy.
4. Being Realistic: Our home with a child is not always quiet. My son stays up late and can be noisy until 11 pm.
5. Food and Diet: With 15 hours work per week, we only provide basic ingredients for you.
6. Being Considerate: Please get back home and shower by 11pm.
7. Privacy and Trust: We don't have responsibility to share contact details of previous or future workawayers. Please be true to yourself and ask anything you want to know in the video interview.Types of help and learning opportunities
Art ProjectsLanguage practiceBabysitting and creative playHelp with Computers/ InternetCultural exchange and learning opportunities
I have explored diverse fields and industries, including food science and English linguistics, throughout my career. From teaching English to working as a production inspector in Vietnam, and pursuing an MBA degree in Taiwan, I have cultivated a passion for learning how the world works. I also realized I never lose love for learning languages, nutrition, and cuisines. Connecting with fellow workawayers who share similar interests is something I greatly value.
I have personally traveled across Korea as a workawayer and visited Japan, Austria, and Switzerland as a couchsurfer. I really enjoy connecting with locals and immersing myself in different cultures. Now, as a host in Korea, I am thrilled to continue this enriching experience by welcoming guests from around the world.Projects involving children
This project could involve children. For more information see our guidelines and tips here.
Help
🚀 The following skills and qualities are required for workawayers to stay with us:
- Proficient in English at a native level
- Genuine and effective at communicating with kids
- Proficient at Computer skills
- Good at problem-solving
- Willing to learn new things
🚀 [ 5 days/week - 15 hours/week]
TASKS for A DAY (3 hours) include:
1. Prepare activities to play with my son, including sending him off to school and picking him up afterward.
2. Teach and play with my son in English: flashcards, books, toys, painting, dancing, etc.
Please don't check your phone. Don't sit silent.Languages
Languages spoken
English: Fluent
Vietnamese: Fluent
Korean: Intermediate
Chinese (Mandarin): BeginnerThis host offers a language exchange
This host has indicated that they are interested in sharing their own language or learning a new language.
You can contact them directly for more information.Accommodation
Meals: You can use basic ingredients to prepare your breakfast, lunch, and dinner (bread, oatmeal, peanut butter, eggs, noodles, brown rice, and kimchi). We are happy to share teas, snacks and eating out on some special occasions.
Amenities: We provide toiletries and drinking water. You'll have two clean towels during your stay. Please handle them with care and take your trash when you leave.What else ...
Public transportation in Korea is convenient and affordable.
My place is a 5-minute walk from the subway station, and most attractions in Seoul are within a 50-minute commute. From Incheon Airport, it takes less than 2 hours by airport bus to reach my place.
If you plan to come directly from the airport, I recommend:
- Purchasing a Tmoney card at the convenience stores or from the vending machines at the airport.
- Exchanging money or withdrawing cash at Hongdae, Itaewon, or Myeongdong (Seoul) to get better exchange rates.A little more information
Internet access
Limited internet access
We have pets
We are smokers
Can host families
Can host digital nomads
This host has indicated that they love having digital nomads stay.
Can possibly accept pets
Sorry, we can't let pets in.
How many Workawayers can stay?
One
Hours expected
5 days a week - 15 hours/week
Feedback (9)
What's more, she took the initiative to pass on… read more
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The job is not hard, i worked three days per week. In the morning i would help Vu with instagram/digital work, or baking and drawing, while in the afternoon i would play with Seojun for 4 hours, from 4pm… read more
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Cultural exchange:
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Communication:
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What's more, she took the initiative to pass on… read more
I know… read more
The job is not hard, i worked three days per week. In the morning i would help Vu with instagram/digital work, or baking and drawing, while in the afternoon i would play with Seojun for 4 hours, from 4pm… read more
Vu is a brilliant host. Fluent in English and a good communicator, she always makes a workawayer feel comfortable.
She's also a brilliant cook. You'll have a delicious meal every evening. She's also very knowledgeable… read more
Watching her play with my son brought… read more
Seojun is such a cute little boy, who loves to play with cars all day long ;)
Vu is very nice, cooks amazing food and can give a lot of tips while exploring the area.… read more
She consistently demonstrated honesty and sincerity, and her presence had a calming effect on those around her. It quickly became… read more
I stayed one month at their home and this is one of the nicest family I ever met.
Vu is so kind and generous and this family is always here to help !
She is really open minded and curious about how others think so be ready for fabulous discussions ! She is also willing to share every details of Korean, Vietnamese and… read more
I stayed with the family for two months and they were incredibly welcoming! I really wanted to learn about Korean culture while I was here, so Vu told me a lot about life in Korea and took me to different restaurants so that I could try out different types of food. She also suggested different activities and was very… read more
She's a very easy person to get along with and she is very respectful. From the very first day, she became a great help in teaching and playing with my son. Although she didn't have experience with toddlers as young as my son, she managed to create fun and… read more