Working as a KOREAN BILINGUAL in the Philippines 

Yes!! Grabe rin talaga ang Spanish and Chinese bilingual demand dati. I think Level 3 or 4 would be good and will put you at an advantage. 화이팅!

Hello! Im sharing my experience with Korean bilingual jobs ha. For my current job, I got only 1 interview for about 45 mins. It did not include the Korean assessment as they did not have any Koreans at the time. I had to take my written Korean examination beforehand which took about 1 hour. We were on a call so the examination was monitored and timed. The entire process was done online :) But all these will vary from one company to another. Good luck!

@@GeraldineDuran-du6vr depende po sa company and nature of work. If hindi naman po kayo mag CSR, I thinkw workable naman po yung level nyo

True. Challenging din po ng work ng mga EPS. Habang nandyan po kayo, try nyo yung KIIP classes ng government baka makatulong ☺️

Hello! Hope this video gave you some insights :) As for your questions, 1) My first attempt to take the topik was back in January 2017. After 2 Korean classes in UP, 2 semesters of Korean at a Korean university, and 4 months of language school in Korea. It took a while. I suggest you assess your level using Sejong website if you are not sure which level you are currently at :) 2) Studying Korean for conversational purposes and getting ready for topik are two different things. If you are specifically aiming to ace the topik, I suggest you practice answering previous topik tests. Some were posted on the Topik Guide website. I answer them, check the answers, and identify words that I dont know yet. Answering actual tests helped me form my strategy in answering the tests given the type of questions and time limit. 3) level 4 should be a good entry level 4) For accounting, usually non voice positions naman but it still depends on the need of the company. In my case, it was a non voice position but they were specifically eyeing to transfer a job from Korea to Manila so they had me trained by a Korean native in Korea. So it depends. You would need to clarify that with your prospective employer. Good luck!

Hi! Yes, I do. My current employer isn’t a Korean company so it doesnt really follow the Korean calendar :)

Yes! Maraming openings for Korean CSR with competitive benefits

Hi Raymond! Usually companies do not have trainings specifically for language.

Wala po. Back office lahat. Kaya lang may instance lang po na kinailangan ko kausapin yung client for the trainings.

Hello! I mentioned these in the video

Kaya naman po! 🎉 Maganda po may topik certificate kayo. Good luck!

@@theDIYtraveler topik? maam panu kung wala pero alam lang magkorean

@@rubenrobosajr.7503 pwede naman po. Mas may advantage lang kayo if may topik

@@theDIYtraveler ah okay maam factory worker kasi ako dto sa korea kaso gsto ko nalang itry jan nagsasawa na kasi ako dto mas okay parin sa pinas

@@rubenrobosajr.7503 try nyo po dyan mag-KIIP

They are very strict with timeliness :)

Sa Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies po

Hello! Hindi ko pa po na-try ang csr jobs. Mostly back office jobs. Parang di ko rin kaya yung pressure sa calls kasi haha