English for Speakers of Other Languages Improving your English can help you get more out of your life abroad, or in the UK. It will also help if you want to study, improve your job prospects, or apply to become a citizen abroad, such as the UK. If English isn't your main language, you can do a course to help you improve your English. These courses are called ESOL or English for Speakers of other Languages. - Read more

Our 4 week residential courses offer a fun and enjoyable way of not only learning English, but to experience the wonderful Philippines. You will be taught English by an English Building Engineer, and learn to speak, read, and write as an English person. You stay in modern twin bedded air conditioned rooms, whilst during the day you study in small groups of less than 8 students using the latest computer based learning environments. - Read more

Koreanturk is an amazing forum of the turks which crazy about Korea and Korean Dramas. There are a huge archive everything about Korea.Queen Seon Deok,Haeshin and many others popular korean dramas you can review from Koreanturk. Easy to signup and seems like good optimizated pages so really fast about surfing. - Read more

These videos were taken from a class run by a native English speaker teaching Korean to other native English speakers since 2006. - Read more

Dual-core Computers with LCD Monitor from 430,000won. Laptops from 350,000won. Delivery, Set-up Service and Guarantee included. A conviniently located technician will deliver and set up the computer to match your personal needs. PC BOY provides LIFETIME WARRANTY for all of out products to keep customers satisfied. More information and products at WWW.ALLYOUNEEDKOREA.COM PCBOY PC BOY and it's parent company ALL YOU NEED KOREA are proudly sponsored by Seoul City Government. - Read more

"Tony's Aussie Bar & Bistro" is the ONLY place in Korea where you can get authentic, homemade Australian food (burgers, meat pies, fish & chips, lamb, pavlova, etc). We also stock a range of Aussie grog like VB, XXXX, Fosters, Coopers, wine and Bundy rum, plus Guinness and Kilkenny draught beer. We are 100% Aussie owned and operated, and the only non-smoking bar in Korea - a nice change if you're tired of going home smelling like smoke! Open mic live music jam nights are held every Monday. - Read more

We hold monthly events (haflas) in Seoul so people can get together and experience Middle Eastern & World culture, music, and dance in a casual, supportive environment. Haflas usually start with dinner at a Middle Eastern restaurant followed by dancing at the restaurant, or nearby venue. Come with an open heart and mind, dress-up if your dare, and be prepared for some serious fun as we shimmy the night away! - Read more

Lana Kim, Korea's largest selling musical artist, put together a number of albums for your listening pleasure. - Read more

English speaking dermatologist in Seoul, Korea. Dr. Julius Jon, US medical license. Acne, rosacea, hair removal, botox, fraxel, pdt, general dermatology and medicine - Read more

A non-profit organization that provides information through the web on multi-cultural activities taking place in the international communities of Seoul and its vicinities.

The website shows Korea's top 10 foods and a comprehensive guide to the basics and major characteristics of Korean food.

Homestay Korea will give you the chance to live in a Korean home as a member of the family. It is our commitment and goal to provide you with a secure and caring home away from home.

Home stay in Korea

The Korea IT Times is an ambitious and forward-thinking journal that strives to capture the essence of what is truly Intelligent Technology news.

Invest KOREA carries out investment-related tasks ranging from attracting investors to offering aftercare services.

Embassy of the United States in Seoul

The Korea Journal (ISSN 0023-3900) was founded as an English journal in 1961 with the ultimate aim of globally promoting all facets of Korean Studies. It appeared as a monthly until 1990, then became a quarterly publication and, more importantly, made a concentrated effort to become an academic journal.

In total, well over 500 species of bird have been recorded in the Republic of Korea (Birds Korea Checklist 2009). Each of these species has its own optimal habitat, with some species rather more specialised than others

Your Information Gateway to Korea

One of KEI's most important missions is to broaden and deepen understanding among Americans about developments in Korea and the value of the U.S.-Korea relationship. Through its publications, outreach programs, and website, KEI offers access to current information and analysis. By exploring our ever changing website, you will become acquainted with the essence and mission of our unique organization and learn more about the significance of the U.S.-Korea partnership