Program Overview
Catch the K-Wave provides an intensive Korean language and cultural learning experience to students through a standards-based and thematically organized curriculum.
Students do not need nor are expected to have any prior knowledge in Korean language or culture, but should have a willingness to learn and explore!
STARTALK is a national project funded by the National Security Agency. STARTALK’s mission is to increase the number of U.S. citizens learning, speaking, and teaching critical-need languages, with programs nationwide for students (K-16) and teachers. STARTALK offers students and teachers of these languages creative and engaging summer experiences that strive to exemplify best practices in language education and in language teacher development.
*An Education Grant was also subsidized by the Korean Ministry of Education and the Atlanta Korean Education Center.
동사업비는 대한민국 교육부 및 애틀랜타 한국교육원의 지원으로 진행되고 있음.
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The 3-week summer program is a traditional and virtual, accredited program via Pike Road Schools and open to a limited number of rising 7th to 12th grade students. Apply early to secure your spot!
More information about this year’s summer camp, frequently asked questions, and how to apply.
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The Catch the K-Wave Year Round Club is an extension of the AKEEP-STARTALK Program, making it nationally recognized as a secondary school club.
Each week, students will actively engage in learning about Korean language, culture, and history through popular K-pop music, K-games, Korean folktales, and other educational and relevant means.
Learn more about the Year Round Clubs, which schools they are offered at, and how to join.
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“My daughter has quickly developed so many friendships with the students and teachers alike. Her language skills have advanced so much in such a short time. And more importantly this experience has been everything she expected it would be and more!”
Catch the K-Wave provides an intensive Korean language and cultural learning experience to students through a standards-based and thematically organized curriculum. Open to a limited number of rising 7th to 12th-grade students. Apply early to secure your spot!