Dynamic learning in a vibrant city
Learn Korean & Explore Korea
Learn Korean &
Explore Korea
Learn Korean in Seoul
'The most dynamic city of the world'
RK Intensive Korean
Become an expert | Class Hours : 25h
The course includes extra Wednesday classes to the original Intensive Korean course 1. If you are an avid language learner who wants to challenge yourself, this is the course for you.
RK Semi-Intensive Korean
Immersion course | Class Hours : 21h
Besides learning essential Korean in regular course, you learn rich Korean expressions during the extra hours. You’ll be surprised by how beautiful the Korean language is.
RK General Korean
Comprehensive course | Class Hours : 16h
The course aims to improve comprehensive Korean – listening, reading, writing, and speaking skills. If you are new to learn Korean, this is an excellent place to start.
Extra excitement to your study
Special course for K-POP fans
Experience Korea’s latest entertainment. Professional choreographers and vocal trainers teach you according to your pace. We can arrange auditions for you.
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We commit to providing the very best learning environment. We believe in bringing people together, helping people feel part of something bigger, and promoting international communication.
New intakes every Monday!
New intakes
every Monday!
every Monday!
You can choose the length of your stay from 1 week.
What's happening in Rolling Korea?
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Meet Korean friends!
Connect your classroom knowledge in real life situations for REAL learning!
How to meet Korean friends
You want to make Korean friends but not sure where and how to start? We arrange social activities 1-2 times a week, and it is a perfect chance for you to meet local friends.
Why make Korean friends
One of the fastest and the best ways to learn Korean language is to meet the locals. With our robust learning and activity curriculum, you could optimize the learning outcome.
We believe our social activities will make your study abroad more wonderful!
REVIEW
onur danyal
08:17 11 Nov 22
I have studied Korean at Rolling Korea for a month and had an amazing time! The school is in a very fun University neighborhood called Hongdae, where you can find shops selling everything from... clothing and cosmetics to living goods and books, as well as unique cafes, restaurants, and bars. There are streets where you can enjoy buskers and dance performances. Teachers and staff are very kind and dedicated to providing anything that the students need. Although it was a short time, I was able to brush up on my grammar and learn tons of new things plus, I had the most enthusiastic teacher who made the overall learning experience better. School also has various fun activities that you can participate after class. The most enjoyable aspect of the school is the opportunity to meet and spend time with friends from all over the world. I highly recommend Rolling Korea to anyone who is interested in learning Korean!read more
Rachel Dossett
19:05 29 Sep 22
I only spent 3 short weeks at Rolling Korea, but in those 3 weeks I had an amazing time and learned so much.Travelling to the other side of the world solo was a first for me, and going to a... language school was also a first, and I’m glad when I decided to do one I also decided to do the other.Without attending Rolling Korea I not only would not have upped my Korean language skills significantly in a short period of time, but I was able to make friends to go on adventures with from school. Rolling Korea also had many activities for students to sign up for, and I was able to do things I would likely not even think of doing otherwise such as a day trip to Suwon and having a picnic by the Han River. The teachers and administrators are excellent, and the activities are so much fun and well run. I really would recommend this school to anyone with an interest in Korean culture and language.Going to Korea during my vacation time from work was kind of a hasty decision, but one of the best I’ve made. I can’t wait to go back - hopefully with even further improved Korean!read more
Jordan
15:37 24 Aug 22
The staff and teachers were extremely nice and helpful the entire 6 months I was there. They are also very patient and understanding with any problems or concerns the students may have. The class... sizes are the perfect amount so you have a chance to really ask questions and practice your speaking skills. Activity days every week are always a blast and it is a chance to learn about Korean culture in a safe, comfortable environment. I would DEFINITELY recommend. If you are really serious about learning the language, the long term program (6 months to a year) is the best deal for your money!read more
Ellen Deltour
10:59 21 Aug 22
I loved studying at Rolling Korea. Although it was only for a few weeks, I had a great experience. The teachers were very nice and friendly. The staff was also very helping and understanding. Thank... you for my wonderfull time here and hope to be back soon!read more
Chanuel63
17:15 15 Aug 22
Let me start by saying the staff at Rolling were incredibly friendly. These people make we want to go back to Korea just to see them. My experience in Korea was amplified thanks to them and not only... did they make my experience in Korea so much better than it would have already been, but they taught me Korean! I missed the first day but they caught me up on everything and they took us out to eat and to HYBE house! The activities were great because we got to experience Korea without worry of being lost in another country. I would say the classes could have used instead of long breaks, more frequent breaks with shorter time. They could just converse with students to teach how to use different endings but I was late to a bulk of my classes so this is just for me. Oh I'm sorry did I forget to mention I was USING MY KOREAN outside of class! Yes, I was able to use baby Korean but still Korean to order and ask for different food and items in stores! Overall I would say my experience. was. beautiful. weird way of describing it but that's simply what it was.Special thanks to Lily, Jenna, and my wonderful teacher for helping me through Korea! You will be seeing me again! Hopefully soon!Keep your dreams rolling!read more
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FAQ
Yes, of course. We offer Beginner Classes, so even if you do not have any Korean language learning experience, you can still join our school. Our teachers and staff will support you so that you will face no problems here. So do not hesitate to take the challenge!
* If you cannot read and write Hangul, we recommend you to start from the First Week of a month.
* If you cannot read and write Hangul, we recommend you to start from the First Week of a month.
The minimum required age to enroll in Rolling Korea is 16. However, students between the ages of 12-15 years old can still register by adding the ‘Underage Student Service’ to their course for a safer study abroad experience. This is not mandatory but recommended to those aged 12-15 years old.
Underage service includes ‘airport send-off service’, ‘regular check-up by staffs’, and ‘accompanying to the hospital service’ with a fee. Please inquire for more information.
* Private lessons are available to anyone regardless of age.
Underage service includes ‘airport send-off service’, ‘regular check-up by staffs’, and ‘accompanying to the hospital service’ with a fee. Please inquire for more information.
* Private lessons are available to anyone regardless of age.
Yes, you can enroll without a visa or just on a tourist visa.
Although we are open to students from all countries regarding course registration, we would firstly like to inform you that because we are a Private language school, we cannot help with the Visa process. Most of the students at Rolling Korea are from countries where they have a visa-waiver agreement with South Korea.
Once we receive your payment, we issue a Letter of Acceptance and a Payment Receipt which you can use to apply for a short term tourist visa, which will require a document fee. We do not provide a Guaranty Letter for any other documents (only the Letter of Acceptance), so please be informed that if the Embassy requests that we provide them with more additional paperwork, it will not be possible.
Thus, we would kindly like to ask you to contact the Embassy first to see if your visa application will be possible.
Although we are open to students from all countries regarding course registration, we would firstly like to inform you that because we are a Private language school, we cannot help with the Visa process. Most of the students at Rolling Korea are from countries where they have a visa-waiver agreement with South Korea.
Once we receive your payment, we issue a Letter of Acceptance and a Payment Receipt which you can use to apply for a short term tourist visa, which will require a document fee. We do not provide a Guaranty Letter for any other documents (only the Letter of Acceptance), so please be informed that if the Embassy requests that we provide them with more additional paperwork, it will not be possible.
Thus, we would kindly like to ask you to contact the Embassy first to see if your visa application will be possible.
Of course, it’s possible. Rolling Korea classes can be registered for a minimum of one week for up to one year, and long-term registration is possible at all times.
Every year, specifically in April and September, there is the Long-Term Study Abroad Program that includes various benefits, and if you come at this time, you can receive special offers such as tuition discounts and Asia Tours.
As for a visa, you can obtain a working holiday visa or stay without a visa. Specifically in the case of no-visa (or tourist visa), the visa is renewed when you return home after staying in Korea for a fixed period of time. For example, if you enter Korea without a visa you will be allowed to stay in Korea for 90 days. You can leave the country before the 90 days are over and stay in another country for several days (usually a weekend trip to Japan), and then re-enter Korea. Your visa will be renewed and you will be able to stay for a further 90 days.
* If you do choose to stay without a visa, it is highly recommended to find out the exact details through the Korean embassy in your country.
Every year, specifically in April and September, there is the Long-Term Study Abroad Program that includes various benefits, and if you come at this time, you can receive special offers such as tuition discounts and Asia Tours.
As for a visa, you can obtain a working holiday visa or stay without a visa. Specifically in the case of no-visa (or tourist visa), the visa is renewed when you return home after staying in Korea for a fixed period of time. For example, if you enter Korea without a visa you will be allowed to stay in Korea for 90 days. You can leave the country before the 90 days are over and stay in another country for several days (usually a weekend trip to Japan), and then re-enter Korea. Your visa will be renewed and you will be able to stay for a further 90 days.
* If you do choose to stay without a visa, it is highly recommended to find out the exact details through the Korean embassy in your country.
As for the budget, it is quite hard to say as one’s spending habits differ greatly from person to person.
What we can provide, that might be helpful for you to calculate how much money you may need, is the following information:
– cost of a meal: 3,000 KRW (Kimbap from Convenience store) ~ 8,000 KRW (usual restaurants)/ up to 15,000 KRW
– transportation: 1,250 ~ 1,750 KRW one-way
What we can provide, that might be helpful for you to calculate how much money you may need, is the following information:
– cost of a meal: 3,000 KRW (Kimbap from Convenience store) ~ 8,000 KRW (usual restaurants)/ up to 15,000 KRW
– transportation: 1,250 ~ 1,750 KRW one-way
If we are saying that ‘Fluent’ means you can basically talk about general daily topics in Korean, it will take at least six months starting from a beginner level. If you wish to be more fluent in terms of speaking naturally at a higher level, such as debating on social topics, you would need to spend one year or more studying Korean. But this really depends on each individual.
We mainly provide three different language courses; Regular Korean Course, Intensive Korean Course 1, and Intensive Korean Course 2.
You can make your decision on which course is best for you, depending on how many hours are included per week.
If you are interested in the language and culture, we recommend our Regular Korean course (16H).
If you would like to focus on learning more of the language in a short space of time and have more attention from the teacher in a smaller group, our Intensive Korean Course 1 (20H) would be the best fit for you.
We also have Intensive Korean Course 2 (24H) for those who wish to focus more on speaking, every weekday including Wednesday.
* Please note that both of the Intensive Korean Courses include Regular Korean Course hours.
Also, do not miss our Regular K-pop Course if you are a big fan of K-pop and wish to experience Dance class and Vocal class, while studying the Korean language!
You can make your decision on which course is best for you, depending on how many hours are included per week.
If you are interested in the language and culture, we recommend our Regular Korean course (16H).
If you would like to focus on learning more of the language in a short space of time and have more attention from the teacher in a smaller group, our Intensive Korean Course 1 (20H) would be the best fit for you.
We also have Intensive Korean Course 2 (24H) for those who wish to focus more on speaking, every weekday including Wednesday.
* Please note that both of the Intensive Korean Courses include Regular Korean Course hours.
Also, do not miss our Regular K-pop Course if you are a big fan of K-pop and wish to experience Dance class and Vocal class, while studying the Korean language!
We are sorry but we usually provide our social activity schedule on your first day of school. Everything will be ready to give you special experiences and memories through our events!
Yes, of course. We offer Beginner Classes, so even if you do not have any Korean language learning experience, you can still join our school. Our teachers and staff will support you so that you will face no problems here. So do not hesitate to take the challenge!
* If you cannot read and write Hangul, we recommend you to start from the First Week of a month.
* If you cannot read and write Hangul, we recommend you to start from the First Week of a month.
The minimum required age to enroll in Rolling Korea is 16. However, students between the ages of 12-15 years old can still register by adding the ‘Underage Student Service’ to their course for a safer study abroad experience. This is not mandatory but recommended to those aged 12-15 years old.
Underage service includes ‘airport send-off service’, ‘regular check-up by staffs’, and ‘accompanying to the hospital service’ with a fee. Please inquire for more information.
* Private lessons are available to anyone regardless of age.
Underage service includes ‘airport send-off service’, ‘regular check-up by staffs’, and ‘accompanying to the hospital service’ with a fee. Please inquire for more information.
* Private lessons are available to anyone regardless of age.
Yes, you can enroll without a visa or just on a tourist visa.
Although we are open to students from all countries regarding course registration, we would firstly like to inform you that because we are a Private language school, we cannot help with the Visa process. Most of the students at Rolling Korea are from countries where they have a visa-waiver agreement with South Korea.
Once we receive your payment, we issue a Letter of Acceptance and a Payment Receipt which you can use to apply for a short term tourist visa, which will require a document fee. We do not provide a Guaranty Letter for any other documents (only the Letter of Acceptance), so please be informed that if the Embassy requests that we provide them with more additional paperwork, it will not be possible.
Thus, we would kindly like to ask you to contact the Embassy first to see if your visa application will be possible.
Although we are open to students from all countries regarding course registration, we would firstly like to inform you that because we are a Private language school, we cannot help with the Visa process. Most of the students at Rolling Korea are from countries where they have a visa-waiver agreement with South Korea.
Once we receive your payment, we issue a Letter of Acceptance and a Payment Receipt which you can use to apply for a short term tourist visa, which will require a document fee. We do not provide a Guaranty Letter for any other documents (only the Letter of Acceptance), so please be informed that if the Embassy requests that we provide them with more additional paperwork, it will not be possible.
Thus, we would kindly like to ask you to contact the Embassy first to see if your visa application will be possible.
Of course, it’s possible. Rolling Korea classes can be registered for a minimum of one week for up to one year, and long-term registration is possible at all times.
Every year, specifically in April and September, there is the Long-Term Study Abroad Program that includes various benefits, and if you come at this time, you can receive special offers such as tuition discounts and Asia Tours.
As for a visa, you can obtain a working holiday visa or stay without a visa. Specifically in the case of no-visa (or tourist visa), the visa is renewed when you return home after staying in Korea for a fixed period of time. For example, if you enter Korea without a visa you will be allowed to stay in Korea for 90 days. You can leave the country before the 90 days are over and stay in another country for several days (usually a weekend trip to Japan), and then re-enter Korea. Your visa will be renewed and you will be able to stay for a further 90 days.
* If you do choose to stay without a visa, it is highly recommended to find out the exact details through the Korean embassy in your country.
Every year, specifically in April and September, there is the Long-Term Study Abroad Program that includes various benefits, and if you come at this time, you can receive special offers such as tuition discounts and Asia Tours.
As for a visa, you can obtain a working holiday visa or stay without a visa. Specifically in the case of no-visa (or tourist visa), the visa is renewed when you return home after staying in Korea for a fixed period of time. For example, if you enter Korea without a visa you will be allowed to stay in Korea for 90 days. You can leave the country before the 90 days are over and stay in another country for several days (usually a weekend trip to Japan), and then re-enter Korea. Your visa will be renewed and you will be able to stay for a further 90 days.
* If you do choose to stay without a visa, it is highly recommended to find out the exact details through the Korean embassy in your country.
As for the budget, it is quite hard to say as one’s spending habits differ greatly from person to person.
What we can provide, that might be helpful for you to calculate how much money you may need, is the following information:
– cost of a meal: 3,000 KRW (Kimbap from Convenience store) ~ 8,000 KRW (usual restaurants)/ up to 15,000 KRW
– transportation: 1,250 ~ 1,750 KRW one-way
What we can provide, that might be helpful for you to calculate how much money you may need, is the following information:
– cost of a meal: 3,000 KRW (Kimbap from Convenience store) ~ 8,000 KRW (usual restaurants)/ up to 15,000 KRW
– transportation: 1,250 ~ 1,750 KRW one-way
Rolling Korea | Learn Korean Language in Dynamic City, Seoul
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