Why choosing a Boarding School?
Students and parents initially choose a boarding school for more challenging academics. Students are stimulated intellectually in ways they never were before in their schools. A boarding school ensures that students are immersed in an educational world where learning is central to all activities. A class size of 12 is the average at most boarding schools. Students are encouraged to think and share. They actively participate in their learning. Teachers live on campus and are available for extra help after the school day ends.

Study in South Korea
South Korea has over 40 international schools where foreign and Korean students who qualify can attend. The Ministry of Education requires that those eligible for admission must either be a child of a foreign national or a Korean national who has lived abroad for three or more years. International schools are required to limit the enrollment of Korean nationals to 30% of the total student population.

International schools in Korea offer various curricula, such as American, British, Canadian, Chinese, French, German, Japanese, and the International Baccalaureate.