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joinedhands
Joined 2016
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after school program

8 years ago

If you are an expatriate living in the Youngtong area in Suwon with young children, please read:

AFTER SCHOOL ARTS & MUSIC
for children of EXPATS and FOREIGNERS

Are you looking for an after school program in English for your child?

Are you looking for a place for your child to socialize and play under adult supervision other than yourself?

Do you want your child to learn but do not wish for them to feel intimidated by the overly fervent and unnaturally grueling method of Korean education?

Do you want to provide your child music or arts and crafts lessons in English?

At Joined Hands, professional educators and experts in art and music come together to make learning a wonderful experience. We believe that toddlers and young children learn the best through meaningful play. We provide a high-quality after school program for children, ages 6 - 8 (born in 2009~2011), where children are welcomed to mingle and socialize, laugh and play and last but not least, learn and dream! For a few hours every day, children will play games, dance, and play together. Book readings will be an everyday activity followed by all sorts of implementation of learned content, a variety of ‘content in action’ play, such as enjoyable discussions and skits. Art lessons, music lessons and baking lessons each week will also keep children looking forward to the next class. If you are looking for an all-American (or a non-Korean) way of keeping children inspired, this may be the perfect place for your little one! Our next after school program starts in January.

Please feel free to contact us with any further questions or more information including the following:
-Detailed description and qualification of teachers
-Exact program location
-Program syllabus
-Monthly tuition fees

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