Imposter Syndrome as a South African 🇿🇦 ESL Teacher in Korea 🇰🇷 

This is some Netflix documentary standard. Too perfect, you always amaze me 👌🔥

This was absolutely beautiful and relatable.❤

I just discovered your channel today and I'm honestly loving it. Girl I can really relate to the imposter syndrome, I got a job as a transcriber about 4 months ago and I knew nothing about that industry. My imposter syndrome had me waking up at 5am and sleeping at 10pm trying to learn and master everything I was taught and focus on my school work since I'm a full time university student as well. So I managed to be the "trainee of the month" on my first month there, but that still wasn't really enough for me. I'm 4 months in and I still start work at 5/6am (the offical time is 8am) just to make sure that I don't get fired, cause I'm also saving up so I can also come teach in Korea next year. Anyway the point I'm trying to make is how I never really feel as though I'm truly deserving of the opportunities that come into my life. So I always find myself working like a dog from the fear of losing that opportunity. I'd really like to get to a point where I no longer feel like an imposter and live out my dream of coming to Korea.

This is beautiful, 🌻 we feel these feelings so often it’s important to talk about them! Stunning video! So well made too!

Beautiful!!! You took the words out of my mouth👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Thank you for making this video🙏🏾🩷

You know what, this is so thought provoking and in all honesty requires a discussion as it umbrellas other aspects too such as colourism etc… I could write a book about my experience with the Imposter Syndrome, but this is not the platform. Keep your head high and know you are good at what you do…

This is one of the most creative and different (in a good way) videos I've seen about ones experience as an ESL/TEFL Teacher. Beautiful

I 100% share the same sentiments. I once taught at a school with my degree and I was soooo scared of the word “teacher”🥴🥴🥴

Goodness this is beautiful 🥺❤️

You're not the only one feeling this way I felt like that in China

I've just arrived in South Korea and i promise you I can relate 😢

l love you Nolu. 😍😍😍

I agree with you. Im a real teacher and spent 4 years of my life studying education. The fact that people without a B.Ed degree are out here teaching, it makes things really unfair for us real teachers. I wish i could go to a country which will accept me as working as a doctor because i have a degree. Thats basically whats happening. In Korea i have been fired for not being white. They would rather keep white people with no teaching degree in their company.

How are south african native speakers when I went to a farm over there and they could not understand English, they were all speaking Afrikaans. However they were also very racist and were almost nazis in their thinking.

Nolu plz respond to my inbox on Facebook.. i need tips on how to follow my dream