volunteering & age requirement

In reply to "I am too old to volunteer?" NO NO NO, if you are fit and in shape, capable of looking after yourself and in this case after others you can definitely do it.
please don't hesitate to ask more questions, hopefully with my experience I can help you 🫶🏼
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Sorry, where is interview with David Kim from DKDKTV and KPC?

[@nori.theexplorer]

It will be uploaded tomorrow 🫶🏼

[@Rozaline-fn5rq]

Hola

[@nori.theexplorer]

Hola 👋🏼

[@nori.theexplorer]

@Rascilon25 hope this replies to your question. Are you planning to go South Korea?

[@Rascilon25]

Thank you for making this video. Yes it helps me understand the process a bit better. My original plan is to go to South Korea in 18 months (approximately when I turn 50). I am 4 months into language learning with an online course as well as a weekly private tutor. The main reason I want to volunteer is for immersion and to break out of the tourist bubble, so that I can better use my language skills and also experience more authentic culture.
I know there are some positions I am not qualified for, or would even want, like say organic farming. But I think working as a receptionist at a hostel or something similar might be a good fit and those types of positions don't tend to have an upper limit on age.
I anticipate that I will be conversational, but not fluent in my Korean by that point. I can already read Korean, albeit slowly, but still lack the vocabulary and grammar to grasp what I am saying. I'm still at the point where I sort of freeze up when someone speaks to me in Korean because I only know 75-100 words, but I am adding roughly 10 new words per week. It's the sort of thing though where I always feel a bit behind and I struggle quite a bit with the formal vs informal grammar.
Ultimately I want to give myself more options when I retire, probably around 55. I've lived in California all my life and the cost of living is pretty crushing and not something I could realistically maintain on a pension. I think at that age I would still be young enough to have another 20 years of work left in me, but I would like it to be something new, challenging and educational.
Thank you for taking the time to answer my question. That was very thoughtful of you.
Nathan

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Comistass

[@nori.theexplorer]

You mean como estás? Estoy bien gracias ☺️ y tu?

[@Rozaline-fn5rq]

@@nori.theexplorer sorry Im algerian latina and Im talking spanish a little bit and I can't write 😅😅

[@Rozaline-fn5rq]

si muy bien gracias 😊