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Education costs, scholarships and government support. Eligibility rules and the steps that are easiest to miss.

Total 26 articles
Supporting Your Child

Parent-teacher conference week — what to ask in fifteen minutes

You have about ten real minutes. Look up what NEIS already shows and ask about w…

Lim Su-bin·2026-08-09 Supporting Your Child

Getting sleep back on schedule two weeks before term — move wake-up time first

Pull the wake-up time forward 15–30 minutes a day and get daylight within 30 min…

Lim Su-bin·2026-08-08 Government Support

Obtaining the school record — the viewing copy and the submission copy are different documents

There are three routes: the government portal, the school and self-service kiosk…

Lim Su-bin·2026-08-07 Government Support

How much comes back when you leave a private academy — the refund rules set by the enforcement decree

Before tuition begins the refund is full; afterwards it turns on how much of the…

Lim Su-bin·2026-08-03 Government Support

Transferring school after a move works differently at each stage — documents and legal basis

Primary school takes one notice; middle and high school go through the education…

Lim Su-bin·2026-08-01 Supporting Your Child

After a school violence report — school-level resolution and the nine committee measures

Where four conditions are met and the affected family agrees, the principal reso…

Lim Su-bin·2026-07-30 Career Guidance

Before asking "what do you want to be" — starting the careers conversation with CareerNet

Careers conversations stall because the question is too big. How to use the free…

Oh Yu-jin·2026-07-28 Government Support

Education benefit and education cost support — what you only get if you apply

Support for primary, middle and high school students in households at or below 5…

Lim Su-bin·2026-07-28 Supporting Your Child

The official channels for checking your child's school life — NEIS for parents and School Info

Grades, attendance and the school record can be looked up by parents directly. W…

Lim Su-bin·2026-07-28 Education Costs

Why you should not take the 458,000 won private tuition figure at face value

An average of 458,000 won and 604,000 won among participating students. Why the …

Lim Su-bin·2026-07-27 Scholarships

National scholarships: what matters more than the amount — recognised income and deadlines

Your income bracket is not decided by your salary. How recognised income is calc…

Lim Su-bin·2026-07-27