About Us

Since 1998, our FasTracKids programs in centers and schools around the world have been providing children with unique educational experiences to thrive. We created our programs because we believe there is a way to teach children differently by engaging them in the way they learn naturally. We focus on young learners because early childhood is the most critical time period in a child’s life when they develop their learning and thinking skills as well as build their emotional and social intelligence. All children deserve the opportunity to develop their potential for a successful future.

Programs

Our programs stimulate the child’s natural curiosity through the FasTrack Advantages: skills for critical thinking, creativity, communication, collaboration, and confidence. We combine an engaging curriculum with a collaborative and fun-based environment to create a dynamic 21st-century learner. Our goals are for our students to learn HOW to think, not WHAT to think while creating a lifelong love of learning.

Kindergarten Program: 
Our kindergarten program covers different themes each month. Themes include family and nature, animals and spring, creativity, and earth and the universe. The levels are divided into:

FasTrack Singing 6 months – 2 years old
FasTrack Tots 2 – 3 1/2-year-olds
FasTrack Discoverers 3-5-year-olds 
FasTrack and Robotics for 4 to 8-year-olds. 

Classes include singing, phonics, basic vocabulary, and basic English listening, reading, and writing.

Elementary Program:
Our elementary program prepares students to enter international schools within Korea and abroad. Elementary classes cover a variety of subjects including biology, astronomy, science, math, technology, creativity, economics, creative literature, speech, drama, and art.

Middle School Program:
Our middle school program helps students prepare for the entrance exams they will need to get into high school. Courses include the CLIL Test Prep program and cover a variety of subjects to help students pass their tests with high scores.

Location Description

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. 
 

Seoul City Official Website

Songpa-gu Council Official Website

Things to Do in Songpa-gu