At a glance
English all day
Hosts lead the English Only Policy (EOP) in everyday life. First-timers usually get used to it in two weeks to a month.
A host, 24 hours a day
Each host looks after 3–4 kids (4 at most) and checks daily life, classes and health records every day.
Six hours of 1:1 class a day
One-on-one classes planned for each child’s level and goals.
In touch with parents every day
Each child has a Telegram group chat where parents talk directly with the host. Advice and suggestions are always welcome.
Learning and fun in balance
Focused classes on weekdays, outings at the weekend and a party at the end of every month.
Safety first
A safety briefing before every outing, plus fire and earthquake drills.
What parents receive
Daily and weekly reports
What your child learned and how the day went, every day and every week.
Monthly evaluation
An evaluation of your child’s English every month.
Final report
At the end of the program, a final report with the activities and materials of the whole stay.
Before & After video
Your child’s English at the start and at the end, side by side on video. Made for stays of two months or longer.
Super Group Class every Friday
Every Friday all the kids come together for a two-hour class and show, in front of their friends, what they learned during the week.
- Presentations
- Storytelling
- Spelling bee
- Declamation
- Monologue
- Oratory
- Event hosting
- Speech choir
- Spoken word
Weekly activities
After a week of study, the weekend is for fun outside. See the Activities page for more.
- Basketball
- Yoga
- Acting class
- Art class
- Swimming
- Bowling
- Movies
- Dining out
- Month-end party
Korean home cooking
Korean meals that taste like home, so the kids feel at home.
- Kimchi-jjigae
- Doenjang-jjigae
- Sundubu-jjigae
- Miyeok-guk
- Tteok-guk
- Bulgogi
- Jeyuk-bokkeum
- Dak-galbi
- Samgyeopsal
- Bibimbap
- Japchae
- Tteok-bokki
- Omurice
- Curry rice
- Egg fried rice
- Dakgangjeong
Side dishes are the ones they know from home, too: kimchi, spinach namul, bean sprout salad, braised tofu, stir-fried anchovies and more.
Safety
- A safety briefing before going out of the house.
- Safety awareness videos.
- Fire and earthquake drills.