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Childcare & Children Volunteering in South Korea

6 Childcare & Children Volunteer Programs in South Korea

GoEco - Top Volunteer Organization

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GoEco - Top Rated & Award Winning Volunteer Programs Abroad

GoEco is one of the world’s top volunteer organizations, with award-winning and ethical programs selected by sustainable travel experts. Since 2006, tens of thousands of volunteers have taken part in projects and internships worldwide, focusing on wildlife and marine conservation, education, and medical initiatives. GoEco operates in over 50 countries, providing unique cultural immersive experiences that aim to make a positive impact on the environment and society. The organization also offers internships and academic programs for students. GoEco provides safe and meaningful experiences while promoting sustainable travel and reducing carbon emissions.

Involvement Volunteers International

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Childcare and After-School Support in Seoul, South Korea

The daycare centre is conveniently situated, just a quick 20-minute subway ride from the accommodation. Your role here is crucial in providing basic English education. You could lead activities tailored to the kids’ skills or organize special programs for different seasons or events. And there’s an exciting opportunity for you to learn some Korean from the children, too, fostering a rich cultural exchange. No specific qualifications are needed – we’re looking for enthusiastic individuals willing to lend a hand however they can, whether it’s through language practice or academic support. You’ll have the chance to engage in a variety of activities, from playing games to helping out during meals and ensuring the kids stick to their hygiene routines. You’ll be interacting with children aged 6 to 12, entering their middle childhood phase. Our ultimate aim is to create a nurturing environment for kids from diverse backgrounds, where they can develop language skills, experience different cultures, and grow personally. By joining us, you’ll be making a real difference in these kids’ lives while gaining valuable experiences yourself.

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Meiji Internships

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South Korea Internship with Meiji Internships

South Korea has a unique culture and history that has already reached far beyond Asia, impacting many parts of the Western world. In just a few decades, the Land of the Morning Calm rose to one of the globe’s richest economies and hosts many world-renowned brands from various industries - a dynamic backdrop from which to get a taste of the working world! From the hustle and bustle of Seoul to seaside Busan, there is something for everyone: ・Travel back in time at Bukchon Hanok Village ・Bibimbap, Kimchi, Patbingsu: Dive into the world of Korean delicacies ・Grasp the enormousness of Seoul at N Seoul Tower ・Go party-hopping in Hongik ・Hike Mudeungsan National Park As your gateway to Asia, Meiji Internships will accompany you throughout your journey. Kick-start your international career with an unforgettable internship adventure in your industry and destination of choice. We work with an extended network of 750+ partner companies in 8 countries to help pave the way for your future! You create your journey! Broaden not just your horizon, but also your professional network in the Far East!

Korea GapYear 한국갭이어 KGY

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Childcare Volunteering in South Korea

Childcare support in South Korea involves fun educational activities like games, arts and crafts, while also helping prepare nutritious meals for health and growth. Our volunteer program caters to individuals who are passionate about making a difference and possess a generous spirit, offering an enriching experience for those who want to explore the world outside of the office. Childcare Assistance: - Meal Preparation: Help prepare nutritious meals for children, ensuring they have the energy and health to grow and learn. - Play and Activities: Engage with children through games, arts and crafts, and educational activities, fostering their development and providing a supportive environment. *Please note that they are subject to availability. Activities run from Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, with a lunch break from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM. Volunteers have free time from Friday afternoon to Monday morning.

Inter-Cultural Youth Exchange (ICYE UK)

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Volunteer Abroad with ICYE UK

Volunteering with ICYE UK is a transformational experience with real impact. Our ethical programmes promote peace, intercultural awareness and equality of opportunity, encouraging young people from around the world to live, learn and work together. UK residents can apply now to join us on our six or 12-month placements starting in either January or August, and work with locally run NGOs in Asia, Latin America, Africa, and Europe on impactful projects that matter, such as: - Human rights projects - Women’s empowerment projects - Supporting people with compromised health and/or disabilities - Environmental and wildlife conservation - Sustainable agriculture projects - Providing education, care, and support for children from under-resourced communities - Sports, art, or cultural projects - Community development programmes - And many more Additionally, short-term placements of 3 to 5 months with flexible start dates are available in some of our partner countries. Whether you join us on our long-term or short-term programme, you’ll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in a new culture and language, learn, grow, and make an impact! Get in touch to find out more!

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I volunteered in South Korea in Childcare and After School Support program.

October 29, 2025by: Mary - - IrelandProgram: Childcare and After-School Support in Seoul, South Korea
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I volunteered for a month (from September 28th to October 25th, 2025). Every Monday, we would meet up in the lobby to plan our English lesson materials for the rest of the week. After preparing everything, we would have lunch together with the guide. We usually took our time for lunch because we had to be at the location around 3 p.m. Once we arrived at the location, we would introduce ourselves to the children and start the lesson. We had two-hour lessons, with a 10-minute break in between. We usually finished class at 5 p.m. Then the assigned guide would go back to our accommodation with us, making sure we didn't get lost. Every day, we went to different schools. We worked from Monday to Friday. We met in the lobby at 12pm, every day. Sometimes, the volunteering organization would propose some trips to the Korean countryside to see more of Korea, meet other people, and help people. I took part in two trips: one to harvest chili peppers for the farmers and one to harvest apples. I had so much fun and interacted with locals. Unforgettable memories. Local team was friendly and kind. I had so much fun with them. As for food, I couldn't be any happier. It was so good. Accommodation was okay. I was in a dorm if 6 person. It was sometimes challenging but bearable for a month.

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