👨‍👩‍👧‍👦Korea to 🌿Kiwi Life: Education, Opportunity & Growth TKL #137

Episode Notes

🎙️ This Korean Life – Episode with Aaron Corn In this inspiring and globally connected episode of This Korean Life, we reconnect with a familiar face to many in Ulsan — Aaron Corn. A former Ulsan resident, teacher, and father, Aaron’s journey has now taken him back to New Zealand, where he serves as a teacher and International Director for John Paul College, one of the country’s most respected schools. 🌏📚 We begin with his deep Ulsan connection — the friendships, lessons, and experiences that shaped his time in Korea. Aaron reflects on how living and raising a family here influenced both his personal life and professional direction.💬 From there, we explore life in New Zealand, what makes it unique for families and students, and how his career evolved from classroom teaching to international education recruitment. He offers powerful insight into what makes John Paul College special, from its academic philosophy to its strong support systems and global outlook. 🎓✨ Most importantly, we dive into the benefits for Korean students — the opportunities, cultural growth, language development, and pathways that studying in New Zealand can provide. Whether you're a parent considering overseas education, an educator curious about international pathways, or someone who simply enjoys hearing how life comes full circle, this episode delivers perspective, warmth, and valuable insight. #thiskoreanlife #AaronCorn #JohnPaulCollege #StudyInNewZealand #KoreanStudents #InternationalEducation #LifeInNewZealand #UlsanLife #ExpatsInKorea #StudyAbroad #EducationAbroad #GlobalEducation #NZLife #KoreaToNewZealand #InternationalSchool #OverseasEducation #KoreanFamilies #StudentLifeAbroad #LivingInNewZealand #EducationOpportunities #StudyOverseas #CrossCulturalLife #ParentingAbroad #KiwiLife #ExpatStories #KoreaPodcast #InternationalStudents #NZSchools #FutureStudents #GlobalPathways

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