(upbeat music)
- Good morning, my name is Tim Unaegbu from Port Coquitlam
and Kamloops BC, which is in Canada,
and today I'm about to do an Instragram takeover
here in Korea, so stay tuned and have fun.
So every morning before school
I head to the gym to get my day started
on my nice little two wheeler, my bicycle. (rings bell)
Yeah it's a great way to start my day.
(Korean greeting)
I just said Hello in Korean as many people--
So I'm here on a E2 Visa,
and you can do the process from your own country.
I suggest if you are going abroad
that you do it months prior
so that the transition is smooth.
But other than that, it's pretty easy.
So I'm currently in one of the jimjobong's
here in South Korea, which are a very popular sauna.
I forgot to say, if you have any questions,
just ask below and I'll answer it.
I'm trying to give you the most raw experience
of my actual daily life, without no filter.
I'm just wearing a black shirt and some jeans, some shoes.
Girls, as long as you're just not showing anything here,
you're usually okay.
Not really strict out here, it's pretty laid back.
So this is my co-teacher, Mr. Kim.
He's the best here, so we teach our classes together.
So say hi. - Hi.
- (laughs) So he is the best.
- I'm his assistant.
- Yeah, so we have a great time teaching together,
and the kids are lucky to have --
So, everybody, good morning!
- [All] Good morning!
- Woo, happy Monday, this is one of my 22 classes
I teach a week, this is Desong L, these are my students woo!
(laughter) There you go, the best yeah, uh huh.
And we're about to get started.
- T, I like you! - Yeah!
Shout out K.O, so I went through the public school route.
I went through the Korean Horizons,
and I went through the GOE program.
Similar to EPIK, but it's actually less stressful
through the GOE, but exact same contracts
and same everything.
(quiet chattering of students)
- (speaking Korean) - (Korean phrase)
- (Korean phrase), this is sexy Fridays,
we got our fish cakes, fire fried, and we are --
(students talking and chattering)
- (Korean phrase) stop it, stop stop stop!
(students talking and chattering)
(Korean pop music)
(students talking and chattering)
- (Mr. Kim speaking Korean)
(students talking and answering)
- We just go! Feel that noise, hey!
Left shot, right shot. (singing)
(students singing) - Hey! (laughs)
(laughing)
Oh, there he is, okay guys this is the crew here.
The four runners, okay, our soccer crew.
We got Jamie, Carabo, we got Latoya, we got Charlotte,
and we got Ashley, and you got your boy Tim.
We're about to order some food from the chicken place here.
♪ Bitch Better Have My Money by Rihanna ♪
So we out here, just ordered some chicken.
Delicious, it's actually a really popular chicken spot
in Korea, what do you think?
- Mmm. - Delicious! (laughs)
- (Korean phrase) - Yeah, we got --
So my experience was, I have a degree
in my social work degree (laughs) and also,
I coach basketball and I work with youth.
So that's basically my experience I had
before coming here, so, yeah.
Oh, cheers, cheers. (baby babbling)
(laughter)
(chatter and baby babble)
Alright guys, that's a wrap for today.
I hope I answered all your guy's questions,
there's so much, I can be on this thing forever.
Shout out to TEFL for actually allowing me
to control this thing for a day, whew,
I didn't think anyone would let me do that.
What a great day I had today.
I wanted to give the most authentic experience,
and hopefully I accomplished that, so yeah,
if you want to see more things, I randomly post,
follow my personal Instagram account.
Hopefully I answered all those questions, if not,
you can ask me away on that any time.
(ubeat music)