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Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction
The International Mongolian School (IMS) is a private, co-educational day school in Seoul that serves Mongolian children whose families live in Korea. It was established in December 1999 with support from the Seoul Foreign Workers Mission to provide education for Mongolian migrant families. IMS offers education from primary through high school and is located in Gwangjin-gu, in Gwangjang-dong, at 1 Gwangjang-ro 1-ga-gil. The school is recognized by the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education and by the Mongolian government, and it maintains Mongolian textbooks and Korean language instruction as part of its program. The curriculum is presented as a Mongolian-language program with added Korean language education, and the school highlights after-school activities, camps, and volunteer opportunities as part of student life. The principal is Lee Kang-ae.
Mongolian School in Korea, 1 Gwangjang-ro, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul
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FAQs
Where is International Mongolia School located?
International Mongolia School (IMS) is a private, co‑educational day school in Seoul, located in Gwangjin-gu, Gwangjang-dong at 1 Gwangjang-ro 1-ga-gil (04982). It serves Mongolian migrant families' children from primary through high school, and the principal is Lee Kang‑ae.
What curriculum does IMS offer?
IMS provides a Mongolian-language program with added Korean language education, covering standard subjects. After‑school programs and special activities are offered to support student life, and career and higher education information is provided to help students plan their futures.
Are there published admission or tuition fees for 2026/27?
There are no publicly published numeric admission or tuition fees in IMS's admissions materials. Exact amounts and payment terms are provided to families through official inquiries and notices. For the latest figures, contact IMS directly at 02-3437-7078 or mongolschool@daum.net.
Are there scholarships or financial aid opportunities at IMS?
IMS has MOUs with Hangseong International Education Support Foundation for scholarships, with scholarship awards announced in 2026 (February 21, February 27, and March 3). The Mustard Seed Scholarship and Jookheon Scholarship awards also occurred in 2026. Eligibility details are not published publicly; inquire with the school for specifics.
What subjects are taught at IMS?
IMS teaches standard subjects alongside Korean language education as part of its Mongolian-language program. The school also offers after‑school programs and special activities, and provides career and higher education information to help students plan their futures.
Does IMS have partnerships with universities or scholarship programs?
Yes. IMS has an MOU with Hanyang University Graduate School of Counseling Psychology, Art Therapy, to support student wellbeing. It also has MOUs with the Hangseong International Education Support Foundation for scholarships, and scholarship activities occur regularly.
Does IMS have a dormitory or boarding facilities?
IMS includes a dormitory facility as part of its services, indicating that boarding is available. Public materials do not publish boarding costs or detailed terms, so families should contact the school for specifics.
What facilities support academics and student life?
IMS provides a Mongolian-language program with Korean language education and offers after‑school programs, camps, and volunteer activities. There are student clubs and a student council, and the school provides career and higher education information to help student life planning.
What extracurricular activities does IMS offer?
IMS offers after‑school programs and special activities, camps, and volunteer opportunities. There are student clubs and a student council to organize and run activities.
Are leadership or service opportunities provided?
Yes. IMS has student clubs and a student council for leadership opportunities, and it schedules camps and volunteer activities as part of student life and community involvement.
What wellbeing and mental health support does IMS provide?
IMS has an MOU with Hanyang University Graduate School of Counseling Psychology, Art Therapy to support student wellbeing and mental health.
What safeguarding or student support policies exist?
Specific safeguarding policies are not detailed in public materials, but the wellbeing partnerships indicate a focus on student welfare and access to counseling resources.
Is IMS a boarding school?
IMS includes a dormitory facility as part of its services; however, it is described as a private, day school, so boarding arrangements are available as a service rather than the core model.
What is known about IMS governance and community involvement?
IMS was established in December 1999 with support from the Seoul Foreign Workers Mission and is recognized by both Korean and Mongolian authorities. There is a PTA/alumni network and opportunities for sponsorship and volunteering, reflecting active community involvement.
What accreditations does IMS hold?
IMS is recognized by the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education and by the Mongolian government, which confirms its status as an overseas Mongolian school.
Has IMS received any awards?
No school‑wide awards are listed publicly, but IMS participates in scholarship programs and MOUs with external foundations that include scholarship ceremonies.
What languages are taught at IMS?
The curriculum includes Mongolian-language instruction with added Korean language education; Korean is taught as part of the program, alongside Mongolian materials and instruction.
Are there bilingual or immersion programs at IMS?
There is no publicly listed bilingual or immersion program; instruction emphasizes Mongolian with Korean language support.
What is the history of IMS?
IMS was established in December 1999 with support from the Seoul Foreign Workers Mission, starting with eight students. It was authorized as a foreign school by the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education in 2005 and became the first overseas Mongolian school officially authorized by the Mongolian Ministry of Education in 2006.
How can families engage with IMS beyond the classroom?
Families can engage through IMS's PTA and alumni networks, sponsorship opportunities, and volunteering. IMS also shares news, notices, and alumni updates and is connected to a broader Mongolian community network in Seoul.
