Winter schooling alongside American students at top Boston schools — with MIT & Harvard workshops and Ivy League tours.
GCM runs this winter schooling program together with its local partner education institution. At prestigious American schools, students take regular classes alongside local students, achieving English immersion and broader thinking at once.
Detailed schedules and costs are provided through consultation.
Eligibility
Grades 6–9 (basic conversational English required to take part in classes)
Schedule
- ·Camp period: Winter (late January – early February, approx. 2 weeks)
- ·Application period: Fall (September – October)
Participating Schools (Boston)
- ·Andover High School (grades 7–9)
- ·Woodhill Middle School (grades 6–7)
Core Curriculum
- ·Regular classes alongside American students (1:1 buddy system and a fellowship-based credit schedule)
- ·English-immersion communication in and out of the classroom
- ·MIT workshop (creative problem-solving) · Harvard workshop (scientific inquiry)
- ·Korean Culture Day · exchange event with Korean War veterans
Educational Field Trips
- ·Salem tour (Peabody Essex Museum, Witch Museum)
- ·Boston field trips (universities & cultural landmarks)
- ·Ivy League campus tours (Harvard, Princeton, etc.)
- ·New York field trip (Times Square, etc.)
Safety · Support
- ·A dedicated mentor accompanies every activity
- ·All meals provided; private school & tour buses operated
- ·Daily 10-minute schedule updates + photo sharing for parents
Certificate · Benefits
An Andover / Woodhill certificate verifies real learning in American classrooms, leading to stronger English, broader thinking, and career exploration through firsthand Ivy League visits.
Local Foundation
GCM's partner education institution is a U.S. federally approved institution authorized to issue the I-20 (Certificate of Eligibility).