Welcome to The I Noble Hanam!
We focus on helping young learners grow through creativity, play, and hands-on English classes. Our mission is to ensure that every child’s learning journey is fueled by curiosity and a sense of wonder. We believe that learning deepens when children are genuinely interested, and we strive to create an environment that encourages exploration, discovery, and play. More than anything, we believe that a child’s happiness comes first. We’re here to spark their curiosity, support their growth, and make learning English fun and engaging!
Director of The I Noble Hanam
The I Noble - Shaping Future Leaders with Excellence & Innovation
Business Registration No.
206 - 93 - 71779
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School Type
Language Academy
(Independent)
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Student Type
Pre-K, Kindergarten,
Elementary
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Medium
of Instruction
English
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Religious
Affiliation
None
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Our Curriculum and Programs
The I-Noble curriculum draws from Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences, utilizing modern American textbooks aligned with Common Core State Standards (CCSS). We encourage creativity through play-based learning, offering activities such as library classes, project-based learning, and exciting quarterly field trips. As our students grow, we gradually introduce more structured educational content to match their development.
THE-i Bebe (4Y): Focus on creative, play-based English learning, with additional lessons in the national Nuri Curriculum (focus on language, cognitive, emotional, and physical growth).
THE-i-S (5-7Y): Engages children with activities and games while introducing writing skills from age 6, starting with diaries and book reports and progressing to essay and creative writing by age 7.
Teaching Structure |
Native teachers will lead all instruction, while Korean teachers manage the classroom and care for the students (1:1). For the Pre-K (4Y) classes, Korean teachers lead the lessons and activities.
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Lesson Planning |
Teachers primarily follow lesson plans and instructional materials given by our staff but have the flexibility to add activities and supplementary materials. |
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THE-i GS (8-13Y): Designed for gifted learners and graduates of our kindergarten program, offering in-depth English learning, English coding, and activities that enhance critical thinking through reading and discussions.
Teaching Structure |
Native teachers will lead all instruction, while Korean teachers manage the classroom and care for the students (1:1). |
Lesson Planning |
Teachers primarily follow lesson plans and instructional materials given by our staff but have the flexibility to add activities and supplementary materials. |
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Our curriculum emphasizes discussion, presentations, and debates on subjects like history, science, politics, and economics, modeled after American private high schools. Students explore current issues by watching CNN/BBC and actively participate in discussions and debates.
- Classes: Literature, Essay Writing, Novel Studies, Test Preparation, Grammar, World Affairs and Vocabulary
Da Vinci College Entrance Program (G6-9): Designed to prepare students for the CSAT and entrance into national universities.
Da Vinci Global Admission Program (G7-G9): Designed to prepare students for study abroad and international schools.
KNOX Power Reading Program
- Follows the ERDP Immersion Learning System, evaluates reading comprehension and vocabulary through regular assessments, such as Accelerated Reading (AR), Start Early Literacy, and Start Reading (SR).
- Students can choose from our large collection of physical books as well as the myON Reader e-book Library.
Teaching Structure |
Each class will have a bilingual Korean mentor teacher who will observe the students and regularly communicate with parents about their progress. |
Lesson Planning |
Teachers primarily follow lesson plans and instructional materials given by our staff but have the flexibility to add activities and supplementary materials. |
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Curriculum Levels
- Blueprint, Foundation, Cornerstone, Pillar, Roof, Installation, and Post-Construction.
Teaching Structure:
- Each class is led by both a Native Teacher and a Bilingual Teacher.
- Ratio of bilingual teachers may increase for upper levels.
Online Reading Program
- Renaissance Accelerated Reader (AR) & Star Reading (SR)
- RAZ Kids
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Grading & Reporting:
- Prepare students' progress reports and evaluations, as well as correcting and grading student work.
Daily |
Grade assignments and report student progress. |
Weekly |
Grade and provide feedback on writing assignments. |
Monthly |
Write monthly report cards. |
Quarterly
(3M)
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Grade quarterly mock exams and provide feedback to students.
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Non-teaching Duties:
- Participate in special events (open houses, drama concerts, annual events, etc.), which may held on Saturdays (once or twice per year)
- Attend weekly teacher meetings and workshops
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Our Facilities
With vibrant, brightly colored classrooms, an imaginary playground, a play gym, and an auditorium, our facilities are built to inspire creativity and encourage physical movement. In our multi-rooms, students explore different subjects in English, with tablets used to enhance engagement and learning.
Employment
Work Environment & Teacher Expectations
Our team is a close-knit group of passionate early childhood education specialists, native English-speaking teachers, and experienced educators, all dedicated to supporting each child’s growth and potential. We all strive to inspire our students to craft their own narratives, embrace their individuality, and lead them on a journey of growth.
Reasons to Work at The I Noble Gangnam
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Join a Dynamic and Collaborative Team: The I NOBLE Gangnam offers a team of experienced educators and bilingual specialists who collaborate to create dynamic and engaging learning experiences.
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Holistic Play-Based Curriculum: The school prioritizes play-based learning that sparks curiosity and creativity, providing teachers with the freedom to inspire and teach in ways that foster a love for learning in students.
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Premier School, Gifted Students: As part of The I NOBLE Gangnam, teachers work with an elite group of students who are motivated and eager to learn.
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Professional Development Opportunities: Professional growth is encouraged through regular workshops, training sessions, and opportunities to advance in leadership.
Hiring Period & Procedure
Hiring takes place in the months before each semester. Selected candidates will attend an English interview before offers are finalized.