Posts Tagged: Korea

Korean School Tour in Seoul

Sometimes watching a video of a city or school can give you insight that photos can’t! Tour AmeriSpan’s Seoul Korean school in the following video blog!

Korea’s Royal Procession

See Korea’s Royal Court Procession for yourself!

Korean World Cup Party

By Melissa E., guest video blogger studying Korea in Seoul, Korea Getting around in unfamiliar territory is a challenge, so this how-to guide for public transportation in Seoul is a must-watch! For details about studying Korean, see Korean School in Seoul See all of Melissa's blogs from Seoul  

Taking the Subway in Seoul

By Melissa E., guest video blogger studying Korea in Seoul, Korea Getting around in unfamiliar territory is a challenge, so this how-to guide for public transportation in Seoul is a must-watch! For details about studying Korean, see Korean School in Seoul See all of Melissa's blogs from Seoul  

Seoul, Korea: A Day at the Museum

By Melissa E., guest video blogger studying Korea in Seoul, Korea A couple weeks ago, blogger Josephine K. described her experiences museum-hopping in Seoul.  This week, Melissa E. takes us on a video tour of a museum in Seoul! For details about studying Korean, see Korean School in Seoul See all of Melissa's blogs from… Read more »

Museum Hopping in Seoul

By Josephine K., guest blogger studying Korean in Seoul Nothing to do in Seoul?  Check out a museum! Seoul is such a busy city that it's hard to find yourself with nothing to do.  However, if you are ever stuck I recommend spending the day at one of the MANY museums.  There are museums dedicated… Read more »

Seoul Searching: Discovering the City of Seoul, Korea

By Melissa E., guest video blogger studying Korea in Seoul, Korea For details about studying Korean, see Korean School in Seoul See all of Melissa's blogs from Seoul    

Site Visit: Korean School in Seoul

By Victoria C., Guest Blogger from Seoul, Korea I met with the school director at the Korean Language School in Seoul, Korea. She was very professional and nice, and like many Korean women she was very reserved. I was greeted and offered something to drink. We met in the lobby of the school at 2pm. I… Read more »