In episode 11 we focus explicitly on the backbone of the modern Korean education system: the opinion-splitting Hagwon.

Join us as we dissect the institutions in which most teachers in Korea got their start, including the often immense communication barrier between teachers and owners, the way in which Korean workers are often treated and some of the mental (but hilarious) English names Korean students have.

We also go through parents complaints, working in classrooms with no windows and the students having most of the power.

There's also plenty of positives too, so if you're someone who has worked in a Korean Hagwon previously, there will definitely be something you will be able to relate to.

Get on it.