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PLUR members are set to teach English to disadvantaged kids in Seoul this Saturday. Volunteers for the group Peace, Love, Unity and Respect are to teach low-level English learners from 2-4 p.m. at Sarang Eui Geul Bang, a short bus ride from Seoul’s Silim Subway Station.
The group will teach and play with kids, giving them a rare chance to spend time and interact with foreigners.
For more information on taking part in this or other PLUR activities, go to the “Volunteer for PLUR!” Facebook page.
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