Childhood in today’s South Korea is no longer a sanctuary of play and wonder – it has become a training ground for survival in an academic war. The so-called “7-year-old exam” is now a growing trend, ...

Twelve students from the University of Nevada, Reno’s College of Education & Human Development, traveled to South Korea this spring for a week-long immersive educational exchange at the Korea National ...

Education forms the backbone of progress and innovation. In 2025, South Korea, Finland, Denmark, Singapore, Canada, Germany, and the Netherlands stand out as global leaders, combining innovation, ...

During the past decade, South Korea has transformed itself from a developing nation into the world’s 11th largest economy, putting tremendous pressure on industry and the government to ensure that its ...

3. China: China’s education system is known for its exam-based system. The Gaokao exam is considered one of the most ...

Education systems worldwide vary dramatically in their intensity and demands. Some countries have built reputations for ...

At the heart of the Korean education system is an intense focus on academic excellence and rigorous discipline. This approach stems from a deep-rooted cultural belief in the value of education as a ...

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has proposed the '10 SNU' initiative to address educational inequality and regional disparities by elevating nine regional universities to the standard of Seoul ...

What makes an education system good? The first thing to understand is that public education is not isolated in a vacuum in any country. Education is a puzzle piece that contributes to the overall ...

Education is the backbone of any thriving society. Countries that invest wisely in education build not only knowledge but also future leaders, innovators, and responsible citizens. Around the world, ...