Environments
Our Facilities
We provide modern and high-technology facilities for a comfortable and productive learning environment for the children. Smart classrooms equipped with touch screen monitors and e-Books, computer labs, and a lounge area with wide choice of books can be found at April campuses.
By choosing to work at April Daechi campus, you will not only benefit from a safe and comfortable living environment but also enjoy the convenience of having numerous amenities at your doorstep, making your life and work experience in Korea all the more enjoyable and fulfilling.
Location Description
Seoul is a megacity, with just under 10 million inhabitants in the main city and 25 million in Gyeonggi province. A 24-hour city, Seoul has an intense work-hard, play-hard culture. The booming metropolis fuses tradition and modernity. At the same time, retail therapy and cutting-edge technology—Wi-Fi even in parks!—reign in Seoul. The city integrates an urban landscape with large green spaces, making it a great destination for nature buffs and city fans. Seoul is experiencing a growing multicultural influence.
The climate of Seoul is considered both humid subtropical and humid continental. Summers are hot and humid and the East Asian monsoon has a strong impact on Seoul's weather from June to July. Winters are usually cold and dry, although the city gets an average of 28 days of snow per year. The average January low temperature for Seoul is 21 degrees F (-6 degrees C) and the average August high temperature is 85 degrees F (29.5 degrees C).
Songpa-gu is also the largest district in Seoul by population. It neighbors Gangnam-gu to the west, Gangdong-gu to the east, Gwangjin-gu to the north, and Gyeonggi-do to the South.
Songpa-gu was at the center of 1988 Seoul Olympics, and most of the sports facilities associated with that event are located within the district. Songpa-gu is constantly looking for ways to improve the quality of life of the residents. These things include free bicycle rentals for residents, festival and artistic events, a high-tech businesses zone, education reforms, environmental sustainability policies, and more.
The district is most famous for the Lotte World Towers, Olympic Park, two professional baseball teams, and a number of parks and lakes. There are many different unique streets containing delicious restaurants and trendy cafes.
There are 5 subway lines operating in the area and makes the rest of Seoul very accessible. Bus lines throughout the area connect you even further.
Songpa-gu Council Official Website