Professional Job Coaching

1. Resume & Portfolio Review

Navigating the Korean job market requires a specific approach to your application documents.

• Korean-Style Resume (Sogyeoseo): We help you craft professional resumes that meet the expectations of Korean HR managers.
• Portfolio Optimization: Align your previous experience with the specific needs of the Korean tech and business industries.
• Personal Branding: Develop a unique value proposition that highlights your strengths as a global talent in Korea.

2. Interview Preparation

Mastering the interview process is the final step to securing your dream job in Seoul or beyond.

• Mock Interviews: Participate in realistic interview simulations with feedback on your body language and speaking style.
• Cultural Nuances: Learn the essential business etiquette and honorifics required for formal corporate interviews.
• Q&A Strategy: Prepare high-impact answers for common questions regarding your visa status and long-term commitment to Korea.

3. Career Path Strategy

Whether you are a fresh graduate or an experienced professional, we provide a roadmap for your growth.

• Industry Analysis: Gain insights into which sectors in Korea are currently hiring international professionals.
• Networking Skills: Learn how to leverage platforms like LinkedIn and local networking events to find “hidden” job openings.
• Salary Negotiation: We provide data-driven advice to help you negotiate fair compensation and benefit packages.

4. University to Career Transition

Specialized support for international students looking to change their D-2 visa to an E-7 or F-series professional visa.

• Visa Alignment: Ensure your job offer meets the strict government requirements for visa sponsorship.
• Internship Placement: Assistance in finding internship opportunities that can lead to full-time employment.
• Corporate Culture: Workshops on surviving and thriving in the unique “Palli-Palli” culture of Korean workplaces.

Ready to elevate your career?

Our coaches have helped hundreds of international residents find success in the Korean workforce.