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FAQ
Who is eligible for admission?
Students from Pre-K (age 4) through 8th grade are welcome to enroll. Classes are organized by grade level and Korean proficiency, providing a structured Korean language education for every age and skill level.
When and where are classes held?
Families can choose between Friday and Saturday classes.Friday classes — Tenakill Middle School (Closter, NJ) · Fridays, 4:30–7:30 PMSaturday classes — Tenafly Middle School (Tenafly, NJ) · Saturdays, 9:00 AM–12:00 PM
Where is the school located?
Classes are held at two locations in Bergen County, New Jersey.Friday classes — Tenakill Middle School, 275 High St, Closter, NJ 07624Saturday classes — Tenafly Middle School, 10 Sunset Ln, Tenafly, NJ 07670Both campuses are conveniently located for families throughout Bergen County, including Closter, Tenafly, Cresskill, Demarest, Norwood, and Alpine.
How large are the classes?
To ensure effective instruction, classes are capped at 20 students, with most classes averaging around 15 students.
How much is the tuition?
Tuition is tiered based on the number of children per family.1 child — $3802 children — $690 ($380 for the first child + $310 for the second)3 children — $890 ($380 + $310 + $200 for the third)4 or more children — $890 (fourth child and beyond attend free)https://www.koreanschoolnj.com/registration
How do I register?
Registration is available online through our website, and registration periods are announced before each semester begins. Returning students register first during a priority enrollment period, followed by new student registration. Classes that reach capacity may close early, so please check the Registration page for current dates and details.https://www.koreanschoolnj.com/registration
Can my child enroll if they don't speak any Korean?
Yes. Students are placed in classes based on their age and Korean proficiency level, so children who are completely new to Korean can start from the basics and build their skills step by step.
What is the official email address sent by the school?
The Korean School of New Jersey only sends emails from the addresses below. Please add them to your contacts so our messages don't end up in your spam folder.General inquiries & announcements: njkoreanschool1983@gmail.comPayment confirmations (sent automatically upon tuition payment): koreanschoolnewjersey@stores-emails.comAutomated reminders (registration notices, etc.): koreanschoolnewjersey@gmail.comIf you receive an email from any other address requesting payment or personal information, it is not from the school. Please disregard it.
Who are the teachers?
Most of our teachers have years of teaching experience and are deeply dedicated to their students. Our enrichment program instructors are accomplished professionals recognized in their respective fields. We currently have a faculty of more than 40 teachers.
Is the school affiliated with any religious organization?
No. The Korean School of New Jersey is an independent, nonprofit educational foundation officially registered in the State of New Jersey, with no affiliation to any religious organization or business. The school is governed democratically by its Board of Trustees.
How long has the school been around?
The school was founded in January 1983 with accreditation from the State of New Jersey, opening with 216 students and 12 teachers. Over more than 40 years, we have grown into a school community of 600+ students and a faculty of over 40+ teachers.
Can parents get involved in the school?
The Korean School of New Jersey is run through the collaboration of its faculty, Board of Trustees, and Parent Association. Parents are encouraged to participate through the Parent Association and are welcome to attend our regularly held parent seminars.
How do I apply to become a teacher?
Please submit your resume and a brief cover letter to the Principal. Interviews are conducted as positions become available. Candidates currently teaching at U.S. schools are preferred.Email: njkoreanschool1983@gmail.comPhone: 201-220-5541
How do I apply to be a teaching assistant?
Any high school student in 9th grade or above who speaks Korean and demonstrates good character is welcome to apply. Volunteer hours qualify for the Presidential Volunteer Service Award and youth leadership awards.The application form can be downloaded from the Teacher & TA Recruitment page on our website.
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