South Koreans note, that only thanks to a lot of attention to the education they have a positive economic situation. Education is a mirror through which we judge the economy of a country. 

The main goal of pre-school is to expand child’s interest and curiosity.
As a rule, in the Korean organizations of preschool education, teacher frequently communicate with parents.

Therefore, there are private schools with a wide range of studied disciplines in South Korea. But not every family can afford to pay for education in private school because of its high cost. A distinctive feature of such schools is uniform.

At this stage, the student has to study about 11 disciplines and sometimes the lessons end at late night.

College is the first stage of higher education, which lasts for two years. Also, there are vocational colleges, where a student will have to study for 3-4 years. After graduation, a student can work as a specialist in such areas as shipping, art, land management, etc.

The next step is University. Young people usually study for 3-4 years to receive a Bachelor’s degree, and then those who wish to continue their education can study further to get Master’s degree. Master’s degree takes 3 or 4 years.  In medical schools, after a student gets master’s degree, there is a need to pass one more examination.