Home           |           Job-Seeker           |           Employer           |           Teaching Tip           |           Entertainments           |           Gallery           |           Testimonials
원어민강사 소개시 A/S 조건..
2009 Summer Camp Apllica..
We open Sunday to Thursda..
Home
 2010 4Weeks Summer Camp
 First Time Visit?
 Job Description
 Role & Responsibilities
 Qualification
 Hiring Procedure
Benefits
 Pay & Taxes
 Health Insurance
 Round Trip Airfare
 Work Schedule and Teaching hours
 Rent-Free Accom & Utility Cost
 Vacation & Holidays
 Sick Leave
 Contract & Details
Korea's Info
 Living in Korea
 Location
 History,Religion,Customs
 Currency & Prices of things
 Bank & ATM
 Korean Food
 Culture in Korea
 Weather & Climate
 Welcoming Video Clips
Teacher's Lounge
 Interview Tips for Teaching Job
 Document for E-2(Working Visa)
 Procedure for E-2
 Document for F-4 Procedure
 When the school ask you to come here as a Visa run..
 Getting a Criminal Background Check
 Getting an Apostilled Criminal Background Check
 Visa Application Form
 Visa Issuance Number
 Location of Korean Consulate
 Things to Bring & Preparing luggage
 What to Expect when you first get to Korea
 Picking you up at the Airport
 Travel Guide by City in Korea
 Checking the city inside (3D with Navigation)
 Housing Arrangement
 Phone & Internet in Korea
 How much can I save? What is the cost of living?
 Banking in Korea & Sending Money Home
 Entertainment
 Not Knowing Korean
 Dress Code
 Going to Hospital with Health Care
 Going to Grocery Shopping
Let's Go
Phone and Internet http://www.hoyaenglish.com


Phone Call, Internet

 
 

 
  Public phone

 

There are three types of public telephones in Korea: coin-operated telephones, card phones, and credit card phones.

 

A local call costs 70 won (US$0.06) for three minutes. Intercity calls cost considerably more. Coin phones return coins that are not charged, but do not return change for partially used 100 won coins.

 

Card telephones can be used to make international calls as well as local and intercity calls. Telephone cards come in 2,000, 3,000, 5,000, and 10,000 denominations and are on sale in shops close to telephone boxes and in banks.

 

There are also credit card phones, which you can use with major credit cards. 
 
 
 


  Internet


Internet service is offered in public places such as airports, train stations and bus terminals in Korea. PC bangs and internet cafes are also handy places to get internet service and easy to fine throughout the country.

 

Many PC bangs are open 24-hours and some have snack bars with beverages, noodles, other snacks available.

 

The rate is 1000 won~2000 won per hour
 
 
 

 
Wait for calculate time
 
 
 
 Living in Korea
 Pay & Taxes
 Location
 History,Religion,Customs
 Round Trip Airfare
 Work Schedule and Teaching hours
 Rent-Free Accom & Utility Cost
 Vacation & Holidays
 Sick Leave
 Contract & Details
Is my employer entitled to kno..
What city/area is the best to ..
Can I speak with someone who h..
Are private lessons and/or par..
Do Koreans speak English?
Do I need to learn Korean?
How much money should I take w..
Will I be near other Americans..
Will my housing be far from m..
What if I do not like my housi..