Keep your dreams #rolling
Greetings! We are the co-founders of Rolling Korea, Jae-Jun Yeon, and Jun-Mi Lee. We met at Yonsei University and founded the company with the understandings of foreign cultures based on our own experiences. Unlike other schools in the business, we are focusing on the entertainment spectrum of our curriculum for the most effective learning experience. We’ve built the one-and-only entertainment program that incorporates K-POP as well as various cultural experience opportunities and travel guides. Rolling Korea will continue to work hard to provide unforgettable experiences for the students.
Since my childhood, I’ve been experiencing many cultures in different countries with my father, a Korean diplomat. I can’t forget the thrill when I encountered foreign cultures, and I’m very proud to make a career out of it. Regardless of the language barrier, I’ve been trying to spread and introduce Korean cultures such as the traditions, K-POP, the food, etc. With the co-founder, Jun-Mi Lee, we assist our students in having a fulfilling experience in Korea as if they are our family. I want to thank my wife for her devoted love and care for our students.
Jae-Jun Yeon
Yonsei Univ. : Economics / Business Adm
Co-Founder of Rolling Korea
Co-Founder of Rolling Korea
Since a young age, I’ve been interested in foreign languages and cultural exchanges and started Rolling Korea with my partner Jae-Jun Yeon. We wanted to build an institution where students can have a pleasant time along with language education. We began our first class with three students, and today, I’m happy to see dozens of students going through Rolling Korea. We will always do our best to make the place where there are sincere communications and connections with our dear students. Your dreams come true at Rolling Korea!
Jun-Mi Lee
Yonsei Univ. : English Literature / Business
Co-Founder of Rolling Korea
Co-Founder of Rolling Korea
Founders' goal
We don’t just settle on the Korean language classes. We provide education through a variety of cultural activities. We have field trips where we play games, and students can incorporate what they’ve learned in the classroom to real-life situations. The biggest reward is when students tell us they’ve grown their love for Korea through our programs. Sometimes they even say that they want to be Korean, which leaves me very satisfied and feeling proud of my job.
Our goal is to provide various cultural experiences. Language is the start of learning Korean culture, and we want to introduce different sides of Korea. Our programs offer both traditional and new Korea. I feel very proud to present Korea as a cultural organization, and I love seeing students growing their interests in Korea. I am very thankful and proud of the opportunity.
