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BUSAN, South Korea -- It’s been said that a smile takes but a moment, but that it lasts forever. It’s thoughts like this that inspire Dr. Park Gyoung-ho DDS of Yonsei New York Dental Clinic in Centum City to give patients the best care possible, since graduating from the New York College of Dentistry four years ago.

“The best part of my job is when someone leaves with a healthy smile after coming in with pain. It’s a difficult job, but it gives me a sense of happiness,” he said.

Located on the 14th floor of the Imperial Building across from Shinsegae Department Store, Dr. Park opened his newest venture in dentistry this past April. The spacious, beautifully decorated interior has modern surroundings and equipment, a friendly staff, and personal rooms which overlook Jangsan Mountain and BEXCO.

BUSAN, South Korea - With the recent cuts of teachers by the Seoul Metropolitan Board of Education and in Gyeonggi-do, there will be a plethora of teachers looking for a job this spring, suddenly finding themselves without a place to teach.

With the recent, and future cutbacks which are planning to happen around the peninsula, the competition for jobs is going to be fierce. 

As prospects become more bleak, and being in a job market saturated with teachers, anything you can do to make yourself more attractive to employers is a plus. Gone are the days when just setting foot on the peninsula, degree in hand, could guarantee you employment.