Up until now my school schedule has been pretty rough. I mean, 20 hours of class a week (one two-hour class, ten times), 4 office hours, 2 hour lunch breaks every day, and Fridays off. But here's what it looks like from here on out (unlisted days are class days, except weekends):
May 4 (Tues) - TOEIC Tests, 2 afternoon classes reduced to 1 hour rather than 2
May 5 (Wed) - Children's Day, no class
May 7-9 (Fri-Sun) - Weekend
May 10-13 (Mon-Thurs) - Spring sports festival, all classes cancelled.
May 13 (Thurs) - 4pm teach kids blackjack. 5pm operate Korean liquor tent and drink with students.
May 14-16 (Fri-Sun) - Weekend
May 17-18 (Mon-Tues) - Engineering "Membership Training" (Like rush week a little bit; all the kids in the same department go on a trip and bond over lots of booze and hijinks.) All 5 classes cancelled.
May 21-23 (Fri-Sun) - Weekend
May 26-27 (Wed-Thur) - Tourism MT (see above). 3 out of 5 classes cancelled.
May 28-30 (Fri-Sun) - Weekend
June 2 (Wed) - Election day, classes cancelled.
June 4-6 (Fri-Sun) - Weekend
June 7-10 (Mon-Thurs) - My only full week of work between now and September.
June 11-13 (Fri-Sun) - Weekend
June 15 (Tues) - Proctor exam in the morning
June 16-20 (Weds-Sun) - Weekend
June 21-24 (Mon-Thurs) - Appeals week. Office hours from 1-5 pm for settling grade disputes.
June 25 - September ?? - Summer vacation!
How sweet it is.
3 comments:
Come to LA!!
You know, "icekeki" is the word Koreans use to express the phrase "I can see your underwear," particularly when a gust of wind or a prankster lifts up a girl's skirt.
As for a trip to the States, I can't handle the carbon cost of flying for recreation. The plan is to stay close to home, visit some farms, maybe catch a boat to Japan.
BS. BS. I call BS!
(yes, that is what my captcha was)
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