You don't realize how convenient getting things done on foot is in Korea. When Gordon got back to Canada, all he wanted to do was make spaghetti and propose to his girlfriend. He had to walk 3 hours to get noodles. Getting engaged was the easy part!

Have you ever wondered what it must be like for English teachers to come to Korea for the first time without any knowledge of the language or culture? In this episode, Madison, a teacher at our Samsung Center, tells the funny story of her first few awkward days in Korea. 

In this episode Sam discusses Korean cinema and Korean movies with Alex, Program Manager of the WSI Kangnam Center. Movies discussed include Shilmido, JSA and Old Boy.  

In the final episode David concludes our series by looking at the letters R though Z and talking abuot topics such as the time it takes to learn a language, ultimate goals and a world English.

In this three-part series, David presents an A – Z of learning English at WSI. In this second episode we start with I and finish with Q and talk about topics such as using free online resources, the plateau effect, and making mistakes.

In this three-part series, Daegu Center Program Manager David presents an A – Z of learning English at WSI. In the first episode he starts with A and finishes with H and talks about topics such as communication, encounters with language and fun.

In this episode, Mark will discuss some tips for improving overall pronunciation and talk about some common mistakes language learners make when trying to pronounce a foreign language. 

Motivation is a common problem for people trying to learn a new language. In this episode, Richard talks about the problems he faced when learning, and more importantly NOT learning, Korean, how he overcame those problems, and how you can too.   

It has been consistently documented that greater energy, efficiency and success are dependent on one’s fitness levels and time spent training both our mind and body. In this episode, listen to Kelly discuss the importance of fitness and exercise as it translates to you becoming a better student, stronger leader and more effective employee.

Many students often ask the question, "How can I speak English well?" In this episode, we will try to answer that question and give tips to improve not only your speaking, but also your ability to learn and study English.