Education in South korea

Hi,

Your child is 3, so formal education doesn't begin until age 7 in Korea.  I don't know how that compares to India.
But like most developed countries elsewhere, parents do send their kids as young as 16 months to daycare centers or toddlers' preschools.  Choices are abundant but very competitive to get in because of sheer density of the population.  You would have to register your daughter's into the country's official daycare website which is a site where all the daycare centers that have business permits register themselves and monitor their inquiries and waiting lists.  This is if you plan on going local.

On the other hand, if your husband's job offer comes with a stipend for education, I would recommend that you look into international schools in Seoul.  There are several that are frequently considered by the foreign expat families:  Dulwich College Seoul, Seoul Foreign School, Yongsan International School (YISS), KIS, and Dwight International Schools.  The tuition is in the range of 26,000 usd approximately to get you an idea for your budget.

Hope this helps.

Good luck.

Seorae Global Village Center
Director