Frequently asked questions
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Work & Study Degree
Annyeong, Work & Study
Q. Can I apply if I don't speak Korean?
Yes. It is an English-track program, so no Korean is required.
Q. How often are classes?
Once a week. The day and time follow each semester's timetable.
Q. Can I work while I study?
Yes, on days without class. Permitted working hours and types of work depend on your visa conditions; we explain them during the consultation.
Q. Do I receive a full degree?
Yes. You graduate with an accredited business administration degree from a four-year university, not a certificate.
Q. Which university will I attend?
A four-year university in Gyeonggi Province, part of the Seoul metropolitan area. We share the university name and campus location during the consultation.
Q. Can I live in the dormitory?
Yes. University dormitory housing is available. Costs and the move-in process are explained after admission.
Q. What is the application deadline?
The first round for the 2027 academic year closes at the end of November 2026. Please send your CV, diploma and transcripts before the deadline.
Internship & Study
Annyeong, Seoul
Q. I'm not sure which program to choose.
Tell us your goals and how much time you have, and we'll recommend one of our six programs or a combination.
Q. Can I join if I don't speak Korean?
Yes. All programs run in English, and longer programs include Korean classes.
Q. Are internships paid?
Whether an internship is paid is decided after we check each participant's visa and working conditions.
Q. How do I prepare my visa?
The visa you need depends on your nationality and program length. We prepare all documents required from the Korean side.
Q. Will my semester abroad earn credit?
Yes. The Korean university issues the credits, and your home university recognizes them under the partnership agreement.
Q. What is the minimum group size?
Depending on the program, we run anything from small delegations to groups of several dozen. We agree on numbers during the consultation.
Q. Can you provide vegetarian or halal meals?
Yes. Vegetarian, halal, gluten-free and allergy-friendly meals are available on request.
Q. Can a professor travel with the group?
Yes. We run the logistics on the ground, and the faculty leader can lead the academic content.
Study in Korea
Annyeong, Campus
Q. Can I study for a degree without Korean?
English-taught programs accept applicants without a Korean score. Korean-taught degrees usually require TOPIK level 3 or higher, and we build a study plan around your target level.
Q. Are scholarships available?
University scholarships are often based on grades and TOPIK level. The Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) has its own selection process.
Q. Can I work part-time while studying?
Students on a D-2 visa can work part-time once they have permission from their university and the immigration office.
Q. Is it safe to study in Korea on my own?
Seoul has a low crime rate for a major city, and every university has an international office and 24-hour security. Your coordinator stays in touch throughout your first semester.
Q. Will a Korean degree be recognized at home?
Korean university degrees are internationally recognized. We check any additional recognition rules in your country early in the consultation.
Q. Can I work in Korea after graduating?
You can apply for a job-seeker (D-10) visa after graduation and switch to a work visa once you have a job offer.
Q. What if I'm not admitted?
We apply to several universities at once, and if needed we plan a route through a Korean language institute first.
Q. Can my parents join the consultation?
Yes. Parents are welcome from the first consultation and also receive the study plan and pre-departure briefing.
Online Korean
Annyeong, Ganada Campus
Q. Do you offer recorded lessons?
No. Every class is taught live on Zoom by a teacher in Seoul.
Q. How are class times set?
We match your school's time zone and timetable.
Q. When does a course start?
A course is confirmed once the agreed minimum number of students has enrolled.
Q. Where do students take the class?
In a computer room at the partner school, with a staff member present.
Delegations & MICE
Annyeong, Korea Insight
Q. Can you arrange visits to ministries or public agencies?
Yes. We select ministries, public agencies and local governments that fit your agenda and send formal requests. Visits are shared with you once confirmed in writing.
Q. What language are programs run in?
English. Interpreters for other languages are available on request.
Q. Can you issue invitation letters?
Yes. After signing, we issue invitation letters for visa applications. Visa rules depend on nationality, so we check each case.
Q. What is the maximum group size?
Official study visits run for 10–40 people; incentive groups of up to 300 are split into smaller units.
Q. Can spouses or partners join?
Yes. We run a separate partner program alongside the official schedule.
Q. Can you cater for religious diets?
We arrange vegetarian, Jain, halal, kosher, gluten-free and allergy-friendly meals in advance, and we also confirm prayer spaces.
Q. Can you also run a conference or awards ceremony?
Yes. We handle the venue, stage, audio-visual, simultaneous interpretation and event direction.
Q. Can you provide documents for public-sector accounting?
Yes. We provide itemized invoices, receipts and settlement documents in the format your institution requires.
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