The Horrors I Saw at Korean Private Schools | Informer
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5:19Now PlayingAn English teacher reveals the horrors of working at a notorious Hagwon school in South Korea, where staff and students are overworked to the point of breaking.
The conditions are so bad that many teachers choose to “midnight run” - disappear in the night with no warning. After dealing with sexual harassment, constant CCTV monitoring, and verbal abuse, she decided to share her ordeal with the world.
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