Kids camps in Seoul 2025

• Worldwide popularity of rich Korean culture
• Government programs to support international students
• A large number of educational institutions
• A promising future and world-class technology
• High quality of life
• Guarantee of employment and career growth.

The best summer camps in Seoul are in well-deserved demand. Korea is a safe and clean country, with a high standard of living, in many ways similar to the European one – and at the same time recognizable by Asian culture, architecture, customs. In South Korean camps, you can learn both Korean and English.

The language camps in Seoul are designed for children aged 13 to 17 years. It is an ideal age to start independent travel under round-the-clock supervision and with full board.

An additional feature is the bilingualism of most Korean courses and camps – they teach not only Korean, but also English. English language courses in Seoul are in great demand among those who want to get to know the country, but do not plan to learn Korean and continue studying in South Korean universities.

• General English courses are designed for students who have different levels of language proficiency (from basic to advanced) and want to improve their skills. There are 12 weekly lessons where students study all aspects of the language: speaking, listening, reading, writing, grammar and vocabulary enrichment.
• Learning English + acquaintance with the culture of the country. During the course, students will study the language, and devote their free time to getting acquainted with the history and traditions of South Korea. Additionally, doramas and K-Pop are used as educational material, for example. There are also guided tours and other activities during which students will be completely immersed in Korean culture.
• Evening and weekend courses are designed for students and working people who want to improve their language skills at a calm pace. It consists of standard topics — listening, reading, writing, practical written tasks are performed.
• Intensive English includes 15 lessons weekly for 60 minutes each. Students study and practice the basic skills of the language in the first half of the day, and in the second half of the day they practice elective classes: they learn to write letters, discuss news, discuss various topics.
• Individual classes are conducted at a pace depending on the initial level of students, their needs and tasks. Students can focus on their personal goals — conversational English, university admission, or acquiring translation skills. Additionally, a combined option is offered for those who wish — combining private lessons and classes with a group.

As for the tuition fee, it accounts for on average $ 1,000 for a week of accommodation and study. But this is rather the lower number, because there are many additional opportunities for excursions and recreation. In a couple of weeks of football summer camps in Seoul, children can get to know Seoul or another major city well, travel around the neighborhood, visit the coast. There is no need to fear that an extensive entertainment program will distract them from their studies. Students come from many countries, all communication both in the classroom and outside it is in the language being studied. Such a complete immersion in the language environment helps children to learn the language really well in an unobtrusive way and easily overcome the language barrier.

In each language schools in South Korea the enrolment requirements and standards for the foreign students vary. Usually, the package of documents includes:

• Completed application
• A copy of the passport
• Photos
• Written confirmation of enrolment in courses
• Bank statement on the availability of funds in the account as proof of financial independence
• Curriculum.

After filling out the questionnaire and checking the documents, applicants must pay for the course, wait for approval from the language school and start applying for a student visa.