THE PROGRAM
4-Week Korean Immersion Camp
Mornings of focused Korean, afternoons of culture and projects, and a final showcase you present yourself.
Four weeks, four stages
Settling in · survival Korean
Orientation, placement interview, your Korean name and a buddy. Greetings, requests, directions, meals, feelings. First cooking session at the end of the week.
Shopping · food · daily culture
Prices, quantities, ordering, taste and preference. A two-day Korean food project: research it, cook it, then film your team explaining the dish in Korean.
Content · project work
Telling stories, giving reasons, expressing opinions. A two-day K-content project: analyse a drama scene, rewrite it, then dub or re-enact it.
Presentation · review · closing
Presentation clinic and final rehearsals, then a review of what changed over the four weeks. Friday: the final showcase and the closing ceremony.
A weekday, hour by hour
| 07:00 | Wake-up Wash, tidy your room, health check |
| 07:30 | Breakfast Attendance and how you're feeling today |
| 08:30 | Morning routine Korean greetings, buddy check, phrase of the day |
| 09:00 | Periods 1–2 Sentence patterns, vocabulary, listening and speaking |
| 11:00 | Periods 3–4 Reading and writing, then applied roleplay |
| 12:40 | Lunch & rest Lunch, one-on-one consultation, downtime |
| 14:00 | Afternoon A Culture / cooking / content / project, part 1 |
| 15:30 | Afternoon B Producing, applying, preparing to present |
| 16:30 | Wrap-up Record the output, photos, feedback |
| 17:00 | Tutoring One-on-one support, homework, questions |
| 19:10 | Evening Reflection, presentation practice, optional activities |
Weekends are for resting
Saturday and Sunday are not part of the curriculum. The default is rest: sleep in, do laundry, study on your own, walk around town. In weeks 1–3 we also run optional paid local outings — you join only if you want to, and there is no penalty for staying in.
Outing fees are paid locally and are not included in the package price.
No Korean yet? That's fine.
We accept complete beginners. You do a short self-assessment when you apply, then a placement interview and written test on day one. Classes are split into three levels; culture activities stay mixed, so everyone talks to everyone.
Price
One all-in price per room type. Tuition of US$1,045 is the same for everyone — the difference is the room. A local fee of US$200 is paid on arrival.
✓ Included
- ✓4 weeks of classes — 4 morning periods plus the afternoon program
- ✓Dormitory accommodation for 4 weeks
- ✓Three meals a day
- ✓Textbooks and learning materials
- ✓Placement interview and regular progress checks with your teacher
- ✓A final showcase you present yourself
- ✓Airport pickup (Early Bird benefit)
✕ Not included
- ✕International flights
- ✕Government fees for the SSP study permit
- ✕Travel insurance (strongly recommended)
- ✕Optional weekend outings (₱1,000–2,200 each)
- ✕Personal spending, mobile data, laundry
- ✕The US$200 local fee, which is paid on arrival
About your study permit
Classes are run under an agreement with a partner institution accredited by the Philippine Bureau of Immigration. Students need a Special Study Permit (SSP); the procedure is explained and supported by the partner institution. Government SSP fees are not included in the package price. We cannot and do not guarantee the outcome of any immigration decision.