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Job fairs are frequent, and many providers hire interns year round, meaning that there are flexible options for those looking for opportunities online and in-country.

A gap year in Korea offers the opportunity to boost your resume, gain valuable experiences, and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of the land of the morning calm. With dormant volcanoes and mountains spanning nearly 75% of the country, Korea is a place of natural beauty, drawing hikers and other outdoor adventure seekers.

You can expect to pay around $1,300- $1800 per month, including transportation, food, entertainment, and rent. Your highest expenses will likely be housing, but teachers in South Korea will often find programs with accommodations included, or monthly housing stipends!

Yes! Whether you're looking to learn how to speak Korean, fully immerse yourself in Korean culture, do an internship, or teach English, there are so many different ways to spend your gap year in Korea.

South Korean public universities generally cost about $4,350 per semester and private universities can cost more, starting at $5,800 per semester. Your tuition cost may also change depending on if you enroll at a university directly or through a third-party provider.

Teaching and language immersion programs are the most popular types of gap year programs in Korea. For travelers interested in teaching English, TEFL certification courses are a great option and many of these programs even offer accommodations, flight reimbursement, and an excellent monthly wage.

Yes, all are welcome to visit South Korea and study, teach, work, and more in 2023!

South Korea has several large cities perfect for study abroad students like Busan, Seoul, Daegu, and Daejeon. Seoul is the capital and the largest city in South Korea, making it one of the best places to further your education overseas.