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Dress Code http://www.hoyaenglish.com

 

Dress Code:

A teacher is expected to dress appropriately for class. The best

way to describe the dress code in most schools would be smartcasual.

Smarter than street wear, but not so far as formal dress.

Most organizations don't require their teachers to wear a shirt

and tie. But shorts, beachwear,

Tshirts,

sandals, blue jeans

etc... are usually forbidden. Also the teacher is expected to be

clean and well groomed.

Dressing respectably will go along way towards creating a good

first impression and establishing your credentials as a teacher. It might be a good idea to bring an extra

supply of deodorant with you to Korea. As the Koreans don't use it, and sometimes Westerners smell a

bit 'funny' to Koreans anyway.

 
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