STUDY ABROAD IN KOREA – ACCESS TO MODERN EDUCATION

Korean Education

Korea is considered a country with a long-standing education system and is recognized for its quality through international accreditation. With reasonable study costs and many special policies for international students.

Safe social conditions

Korean society is a secure and orderly society. The crime rate for foreigners is very low, so living in Korea does not need to worry, it is very safe.

Learning while working

To create conditions for international students to cover additional living expenses and monthly tuition fees while still in school. The income per hour of work is from 7 to 9 USD.

According to regulations, students studying Korean for 6 months in Korea will be allowed to work 20 hours/week. International university students are allowed to work 25 hours/week. International graduate students are allowed to work 30 hours/week. Weekends, holidays, summer breaks, and winter breaks will not limit the number of overtime hours.

Job opportunities after graduation

Korea is lacking human resources and is receiving foreign support including Vietnam. When you have studied in Korea for 3 – 5 years after graduation, have good language proficiency, ability, and knowledge, there is no reason for Korean employers not to accept you to work. Besides, the job opportunities after graduating from Korea and returning to Vietnam are also very high. Because Korea is the country with the largest investment in Vietnam. Therefore, the demand for quality human resources with Korean language skills in Vietnam is very high.

Cultural experience 

Korea is a country with a great influence on the wave of culture, music, movies, cuisine… This is also one of the reasons why many people study Students love and want to come to Korea not only to study but also to experience Korean culture and people. In particular, here you have the opportunity to meet K-Pop stars on the streets or between concerts.

Besides, Korea is also an extremely attractive tourist destination. From Seoul, Busan to Jeju, … Or traditional festivals such as Chuseok, Jeju Fire, Jinju Lantern, Seongsan Dawn, Boryeong Mud Festival, Gwangju World Culture Kimchi Festival, etc. Everything sounds very interesting, right? Choosing to study abroad in Korea will give you the opportunity to fully experience those things.