The opening video held my attention.

The module kept me engaged.

The module presented the information in an interesting way.

The material was relevant to me.

The module taught me new information.

I feel more confident identifying a poor hagwon than I did before.

I feel more confident interviewing for a hagwon than I did before.

I feel this module was worth my time.

I believe this module will help me in my job search.

I would recommend this module to prospective ESL teachers in Korea.

I know which online resources I can use to aid my hagwon job search.

I know if it is a good idea or not to accept the first job offer I receive.

I know how to reject a Korean job recruiter's offer respectfully.

I know how to treat a hagwon interview as much as an interview for them as it is for me.

I know some good questions to ask a hagwon director during the interview.

I can recognize evasive answers by a hagwon director.

I can identify illegal or otherwise unacceptable contract clauses in a hagwon contract.

I can proactively request appropriate changes to a hagwon contract.

I know whether it is better to speak with a current or a former teacher at a hagwon.

I know some pertinent questions to ask a current or former teacher.

The text was easy to read.

The audio narration was easy to understand.

The visual design was easy on the eyes.

I was able to navigate through the module smoothly.

It was easy to know what to do.