Junior Camp (Residence)

Course description

The LTL Seoul Junior Camp Residence is a program specifically designed for students aged 11–17, offering a unique blend of academic learning and cultural exploration.

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), giving students the opportunity to experience Korea’s dynamic culture in both the lively summer and the enchanting winter seasons.

In the mornings, students participate in Korean language lessons totaling 20 hours per week, focusing on developing practical communication skills in a supportive and interactive classroom environment.
In the afternoons, they take part in a variety of cultural workshops, sightseeing tours, and recreational activities, exploring Seoul’s most famous landmarks — such as Gyeongbokgung Palace, Insadong, Myeongdong, and Bukchon Hanok Village — while gaining firsthand experience of Korean traditions and modern city life.

Students stay in modern, fully equipped residence halls together with international peers, creating an inspiring atmosphere of global friendship and cultural exchange.
On-site staff are available 24/7 to ensure a safe, comfortable, and well-supervised living environment.
All meals are freshly prepared and nutritionally balanced, while full-day weekend excursions offer even more opportunities for adventure, discovery, and cultural immersion across Korea.