Korvia is one of the leading recruiting public school English program teachers in South Korea and is an Official Partner of the EPIK, SMOE, and GEPIK programs.
코비아가 오늘 스무 살이 되었습니다. 20주년을 함께 축하해 주세요.
2006년 11월 1일 첫 Korvia Party에서 시작한 20년, 함께해 주신 선생님들, 학교와 기관, 한국 영어교육에 계신 모든 분께 감사드립니다.
20년 이야기 → https://t.co/GEBunDgPDA
Korvia turns 20 today, and we're celebrating.
It all started with our first Korvia Party on November 1, 2006. Thank you to every teacher, school and partner in English education in Korea.
Our story so far → https://t.co/joKit7nvMy
EPIK Spring 2027 applications through Korvia are closed. Next routes: EPIK Fall 2027 (expected to open February 1, 2027) or a hagwon (private academy), which hires all year.
https://t.co/BiXXdyuhR3
A second call. Canadian, 18 to 35, in Korea in 2026? Languages Canada is collecting short first-hand accounts to inform its work on youth mobility. A limited CAD 200 travel voucher is the thank-you. You apply to Languages Canada directly.
https://t.co/7kuDb8qW3F
Canadian, 18 to 35, in Korea in 2026? Languages Canada is collecting short first-hand accounts to inform its work on youth mobility. A limited CAD 200 travel voucher is the thank-you. You apply to Languages Canada directly.
https://t.co/mzOIuaQBxo
Happy Hangul Day! 한글날 Our office is closed Fri Oct 9 to Sun Oct 11 and back on Mon Oct 12. Email [email protected] any time and we will reply when we return. #HangulDay#한글날
💙 Thank you for coming to Korvia Party × Gangnam Festival! Share your party & K-POP Concert photos so everyone can enjoy them → https://t.co/NNVVtyL1dN #KorviaParty
🎉 Korvia Party check-in is open now until 2 PM at purple Info booth No. 4, Dosan-daero. Could the MacBook or iPad be yours? Enjoy the parade, then come back by 5:30 PM for the raffle! #KorviaParty
🎉 Tomorrow, Sat Oct 3: Korvia Party × Gangnam Festival, Dosan-daero, Seoul. Free entry.
Check-in 1–2 PM at purple Info booth No. 4 · Quiz Show 2 PM · Raffle 5:30 PM
See you tomorrow! → https://t.co/C0KA8NvHxl #KorviaParty
Chuseok 2026: our office is closed from today to Sep 27 and back Mon Sep 28. Staying in Korea? Palaces are free Sep 24 to 27, national museums close on the 25th, and hanbok gets you deals. Our guide: https://t.co/HshYNcp7I5 #Chuseok
🎁 The raffle prizes just arrived at the Korvia office: MacBook Air, iPad, AirPods.
One could be yours at the Korvia Fall Party, Sat 3 Oct, Gangnam Festival. Free entry, draw 5:30 PM.
RSVP → https://t.co/kt851b724s
🌕 Office closed Sept 23–27 for Chuseok.
#KorviaParty
Korvia Fall Party — Sat 3 Oct, 15th Gangnam Festival on Dosan-daero. Check-in 1 PM at our booth, free entry, food, K-pop stages, Grand Parade 4 PM. Raffle 5:30 PM: MacBook, iPad, AirPods. RSVP and you get 2 tickets instead of 1. Our 20th year. https://t.co/kt851b724s
Flying to Korea soon?
Submit the Korea e-Arrival Card online within 72 hours before arrival and save time at immigration.
Guide: https://t.co/9LBujmRQD4
#Korea#ArrivalCard#Visa#Korvia
Weekly Korean Expression: 계산해 주세요 (Gye-san Hae-joo-se-yo) 🧮 This phrase means ‘Please calculate.’ Use it to ask someone to total something up politely. How do you make math fun for your students? #KoreanPhrase#PleaseCalculate#Korvia
Weekly Korean Expression: 채식주의자 (Chae-sik-joo-ui-ja) 🌱 This phrase means ‘Vegetarian.’ Use it to describe someone who doesn’t eat meat. Are you or any of your students vegetarians? #KoreanPhrase#Vegetarian#Korvia
Weekly Korean Expression: 식은 죽 먹기 (Shik-eun Jook Mok-gi) 😎 This phrase means ‘Piece of cake.’ Use it to describe something that’s very easy to do. What tasks do your students find easy? #KoreanPhrase#PieceOfCake#Korvia
Weekly Korean Expression: 힘내세요 (Him-nae-se-yo) 💪 This phrase means ‘Cheer up.’ Use it to encourage someone in a supportive manner. How do you boost your students' spirits? #KoreanPhrase#CheerUp#Korvia
Weekly Korean Expression: 추천 해주세요 (Choo-cheon Hae-joo-se-yo) 🌟 This phrase means ‘Please recommend.’ Use it when asking for recommendations politely. What do your students recommend for fun learning activities? #KoreanPhrase#PleaseRecommend#Korvia
Weekly Korean Expression: 미안해요 (Mi-an-hae-yo) 🙇 This phrase means ‘I’m sorry.’ Use it to apologize in a polite manner. How do you teach your students the importance of apologizing? #KoreanPhrase#ImSorry#Korvia