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Study opportunities for educators of Korean students in NSW

Visitation Program to Korea
The Educators' Visitation to Korea Program is organised by the National Institute for International Education Development and the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Korea. The program aims to provide participants with an opportunity to develop a better understanding of Korea and Korean students in NSW schools and for exchanging educational information. Information regarding the 2009 program will appear on this website as soon as it becomes available.

Visitation Program to Korea 2002
A detailed account of the Educators' Visitation Program to Korea in 2002 by the participants.

Korean Education Office Scholarship for teachers of Korean
This scholarship to the University of Kyung Hee aims to provide participants with an opportunity to develop Korean language skills and contribute to a better understanding of Korea and its culture. Information for the 2009 scholarship will appear on this website as soon as it becomes available.

Korean Education Office in Sydney
The homepage of the Korean Education Office in Sydney. 

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