Junior Camp (Homestay)

Course description

In the Seoul Junior Camp Homestay, kids will have the chance to learn Korean in the morning, followed by a group lunch. After that, they set out on exciting adventures as they explore the main attractions of Seoul, joining cultural activities and group visits that make learning come alive.

This program takes place twice a year — one during the Summer Camp (usually from June to August) and another during the Winter Camp (usually from December to January of the following year), allowing students to experience Korea’s vibrant culture and seasonal beauty throughout the year.

Schedule:
Seoul has so much to discover, but first, students will spend four hours each morning learning Korean with the city’s top tutors.
In the afternoons, they will take part in trips to local museums, palaces, traditional markets, and famous landmarks such as Gyeongbokgung Palace, Bukchon Hanok Village, or Namsan Tower, where they can practice using the language together in real-life situations.
Every Saturday, the school organizes a full-day excursion (usually from 09:00 to 18:00), giving students the chance to experience more of Korea’s history, culture, and modern lifestyle.

Accommodation:
In the homestay camp, your child will stay with a local Korean host family, allowing them to fully immerse themselves in Korean culture and make the most of their language learning experience in a warm, safe, and authentic environment.