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Here’s the latest list I’ve been able to compile:

Chung Dahm Institute
CDI in Busan http://cdibusan.com
http://eslplacementkorea.com (Busan branches)
http://teachinkorea.com (Seoul + other city branches)
Oh Sung Sik English Club
http://www.ossclub.com/
JungChul
http://edu.jungchul.com/
BCM Language Centers
http://www.bcm.co.kr/
YBM ECC
http://www.ybmecc.com/
GNB
http://www.gnbenglish.com/
Avalon English
http://www.avalon21.co.kr/
EWAS Korea
http://www.ewaskorea.com/
SLP Korea
http://www.slp.ac.kr/
Ding Ding Dang/DP Education
http://www.dingdingdang.co.kr/
Yes English
http://yesenglish.com/
Poly School
http://koreapolyschool.com/
Yoon’s English
http://www.yoons.com/
Reading Town
http://readingtown.co.kr/
Hanyang Oregon Language Institute
http://edu.iloveholi.com/
L Bridge School
http://www.lbridge.net/
JLS
http://gojls.com/
John Shin TOP Language School
http://www.johnshintop.com/
Pagoda Junior
http://www.pagodajunior.com/

5 Comments

  1. Hi, I am trying to find a complete list of language schools Hagwons in Seoul. Can anyone reccommend a good site preferably with emails.

    Many thanks
    Mel

  2. Add MWICPS to your list, please.

    M. Wright International College Preparatory School

    American owned and operated 100% U.S. Board of Education approved and regionally/nationally accredited curriculum for college preparation- the only international school in Korea without a 5 yearoverseas or passport requirement rule, but still legally able to grant middle and high school diplomas to students. The only school in Korea that allows for a TOEFL-free university/college admission to virtually any college upon completion.

  3. Hi, I’m looking for a reputable adult, and or college level hagwon in Seoul. Ihave a bachelors in English and have taught in Gyeonggi-Do high and middle schools for 4 years. I’m looking to return to Seoul if I can find the rightopportunity. Do you have any recommendations?
    Thanks,
    Bret

  4. Thanks for the list, this website has been a great help in applying for jobs.

    The Korean and the foreigner

  5. http://www.hakwonstory.com/

    For anyone who’s interested, this website has every Hagwon in Korea listed on it with website addresses, phone numbers and email addresses. It’s in Korean so if you can read Korean, this is the site you want. If not, get a Korean to help you.


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