Hanbit EdTech
Seoul, South Korea · Education technology · hanbit-edtech.kr
- The work was substantive1 = errands · 5 = real work
- 3.6
- Hours matched what was agreed1 = far more · 5 = as agreed
- 3.8
- A supervisor was present1 = absent · 5 = engaged
- 3.8
- I felt safe1 = no · 5 = entirely
- 3.2
- I learned1 = nothing · 5 = a great deal
- 3.6
Concerns held privately
Reviews that involved safety, harassment, exploitation or discrimination are never published here. They go to the reviewer's university. Their scores still count in the numbers above; only the count is shown.
Where interns said it stood out
shown at 2+ independent reports- Fair to international and visa-holding interns×2
Positive signals only. Where a company fell short on inclusion is a discrimination concern, and those go privately to the intern's university.
What interns said
3 publishedWords held back in South Korea.
Where criminal defamation law applies to online statements, the public page shows structured scores only. Interns still write; universities still read. The numbers above include every verified review.
Criminal defamation applies even to true statements unless in the public interest (Criminal Act art. 307). Public page shows structured scores only.