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Online School in Seoul

Give your child access to a world of learning with Sunbeam World School, an accredited online school in Seoul offering classes from Nursery to Grade 12. Explore live interactive lessons, six curriculum pathways, and flexible learning options designed to help students thrive academically from home.

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Accreditations and Affiliations

Accredited online school in Seoul, recognised by leading national and international education organisations, ensuring trusted academic standards, global credibility, and quality online learning for students worldwide.

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Best Online Schools in Seoul: What Sunbeam World School Offers

Sunbeam World School offers families in Seoul a complete online school: live classes for Nursery to Grade 12, six curriculum pathways and one published fee. Online school admission in Seoul is open all year, so a family in Gangnam, Seocho, Yongsan, Mapo or Songdo can start without waiting for an international school place to come free.

  • Live classes: every lesson is taught live by a certified teacher in a small group, and recorded for revision.
  • Six boards: CBSE-aligned, NIOS, BOSSE, Cambridge, American and Australian, all from one school.
  • Batch timings: the slot that falls at a workable hour in Seoul is confirmed for your child's grade before you enrol.
  • One fee: published grade by grade before you enrol. No transport, uniform or admission deposit.
  • Safe at home: No entrance assessment, no place to wait for, no term lost between schools. A child keeps learning from home while a posting or a visa settles.

Sunbeam World School has taught for over 54 years and now runs an online school for 100K+ students in 135+ countries, which is the point in a city where international school eligibility can turn on a passport: a virtual online school open to the child wherever the family goes next. See the eligibility criteria and school timings for the available batches.

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Admission

Online School Admission in Seoul: What to Expect

Admission takes four steps, all from home in Seoul: apply online, a counselling call within 24 hours, documents and fee, then orientation. Admissions are open all year, including mid-year, for Nursery to Grade 12.

Simple Online Application

The application takes a few minutes online from anywhere in Seoul and needs only your child's basic details and the previous school's latest marksheet.

Personalised Guidance

An academic advisor calls within 24 hours to match your child's grade, curriculum pathway and batch timing to their strengths and your family's schedule.

Internationally Recognised Programmes

Every pathway ends in a recognised certificate: NIOS or BOSSE for the CBSE-aligned route, Cambridge IGCSE and A Level, a Cognia accredited American diploma, or the Australian Curriculum certificate.

Quick and Smooth Enrolment

Enrolment and fee payment are completed online in one sitting, and your child can join live classes within days of registration.

Dedicated Support

A dedicated academic coordinator and a technical support team stay with each Seoul family through the academic year, from orientation to board exam registration.

Expert Teachers and Interactive Tools

Certified teachers run every live class, and students get recordings, digital study material and an AI-enabled learning management system from day one.

Curriculum

Six Curriculum Pathways, One School

A virtual online school with six pathways from Nursery to Grade 12, all taught live from Seoul. Grade-wise pages: Pre-Primary, Primary, Middle, Secondary and Senior Secondary.

International Pathway

Cambridge, IGCSE and A / AS Levels, global recognition, Grades 6-12

Cambridge IGCSE and A Levels

  • 70+ subject choices across the full IGCSE range
  • Cambridge certified teachers online
  • Complete A and AS Level preparation
  • University pathway support for top global universities
  • Recognised in 135+ countries worldwide
Explore Cambridge / IGCSE
Australian Pathway

Australian curriculum standards, Foundation to Year 12

Australian Curriculum

  • Follows the Australian Curriculum standards
  • Ideal for families planning study in Australia
  • Direct pathway to Australian universities
  • Flexible timetable across time zones
Explore Australian Curriculum
American Curriculum

US K-12 Common Core standards, Cognia accredited

American Curriculum, Cognia Accredited

  • Flexible, student-centred learning approach
  • Creativity, critical thinking and problem solving
  • Cognia accreditation, a top US standard
  • Ideal for US college and university pathways
  • Continuous progress tracking and resources
Explore American Curriculum
Indian Pathway

CBSE-aligned curriculum based on NCERT, NEP 2020 and NCF 2023

CBSE-Aligned Indian Curriculum

  • NCERT aligned syllabus for Grades 1-12
  • Board exam preparation and coaching
  • Competitive exam support for JEE and NEET
  • Morning, afternoon and evening batches
  • Accepted across India and internationally
Explore CBSE-Aligned
Open Learning

National Institute of Open Schooling under the Ministry of Education, Government of India

NIOS Open Schooling

  • Ideal for students with special needs and young athletes
  • Flexible exam schedule with on-demand exams
  • Study at your own pace from anywhere
  • Re-entry for school dropouts or transfers
  • Recognised by the Ministry of Education and UGC India
Explore NIOS
Open School Board

Board of Open Schooling and Skill Education, established by the Government of Sikkim

BOSSE Open Schooling

  • Nationally and internationally recognised board
  • Ideal for students needing an alternate board
  • Flexible timetable and exam schedule
  • Live online classes with expert teachers
  • Accepted across India and for higher studies
Explore BOSSE

Not Sure Which Board to Choose?

Our academic counsellors will guide you through a free consultation, and the full grade-wise fee structure is published upfront.

Why Online

Why Seoul Families Switch to Online School

Seoul schooling is competitive, long and expensive, and international places come with eligibility rules of their own. Parents weighing the best online schools in Seoul usually switch for five reasons.

A School Day That Actually Ends

One batch slot with doubt-clearing built into the timetable, rather than a school day followed by hours at a cram school.

  • An assistant subject teacher in every live class
  • Every lesson recorded for revision
  • Progress measured against your child's own earlier work

No Eligibility Test on a Passport

Foreign school places in Seoul turn on nationality and years spent abroad. Admission here turns on the previous school's reports.

  • No nationality or residency rule to clear
  • Admission open in any month
  • Placement decided from school reports alone

Afternoons for School, Mornings Free

Most grades run 13:30 to 19:00 Korean time, which leaves the whole morning for training, rehearsal or a language institute.

  • No seasonal clock change in Korea
  • Cambridge primary groups run later in the evening
  • Recordings cover a session missed for a commitment

A Curriculum That Leaves With You

Moving mid-course out of a Korean or foreign school is hard to land well. This enrolment travels.

  • Same pathway and teachers through the move
  • One set of records rather than one per country
  • Batch slot adjusted for a new time zone

One Published Fee

Printed grade by grade before you apply, with nothing added through the year.

  • No entrance fee, building levy or deposit
  • No bus charge or uniform cost
  • Board registration charged once, separately
Admissions Open 2026 to 2027

See a Live Class First

Book a free demo class for your child's grade and meet the teacher who would take the batch.

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How to Join

Admission in Five Steps

The same five steps for every grade, Nursery to Grade 12. Mid-year admission is open all year.

Fill Out the Application Form

Complete our online application with your child's basic details. This is all we need to open the file and connect you with an advisor.

Academic Guidance and Counselling

Our advisors connect with you to understand your child's learning needs and help select the right grade level, curriculum pathway and batch timing.

Complete Enrolment

Finalise admission by submitting the required documents and the fee online. Our team is available to assist you at every step.

Orientation Session

Parents and students receive access to the learning management system, where students attend classes, interact with teachers and appear for exams, and parents track progress and attendance.

Begin Learning

Your child starts live online classes with interactive tools and ongoing teacher support, all from a safe and flexible home environment in Seoul.

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Sunbeam World School in the News

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Age and Grade

Online Nursery, Primary and High School in Seoul

Online nursery admissions in Seoul start at age 3. The online primary school covers ages 5 to 10, and the online high school covers Grades 9 to 12. Find your child's age band and the stage it maps to in each pathway. Confirm placement on the eligibility criteria page.

AgeIndian CurriculumCambridge Curriculum (UK)American CurriculumAustralian Curriculum
3 to 5Pre-Primary SchoolEarly Years SchoolKindergarten SchoolEarly Years / Kindergarten
5 to 10Primary SchoolPrimary SchoolElementary SchoolPrimary School
10 to 13Middle SchoolLower SecondaryMiddle SchoolMiddle School
13 to 16Secondary SchoolUpper Secondary SchoolHigh SchoolLower Secondary / Year 10
16 to 18Senior SecondaryAS and A LevelsHigh School Diploma / APSenior Secondary (Years 11 to 12)

NIOS and BOSSE open school pathways are available for Grade 10 and Grade 12 board certification.

Before You Enrol

Everything Parents Ask Before Enrolling in an Online School in Seoul

Straight answers for families in Seoul: how Korean compulsory attendance applies and where it stops, what the class times mean in Korean hours, which curricula are offered, and what the fee covers.

Korean compulsory attendance covers children aged 7 to 15, which is the elementary and middle school years. High school is not mandated, so Grades 10 to 12 sit outside the requirement entirely. Within the compulsory years, home education in Korea is not separately regulated, so families confirm their own position with their district education office before enrolling. A counsellor will talk you through how other families here have arranged it.

  • Compulsory attendance covers ages 7 to 15
  • High school is not mandated, so Grades 10 to 12 sit outside it
  • Home education is not separately regulated in Korea
  • Confirm your own position with your district education office
Talk to the admissions team first

On both the legal and the practical measure, yes. Grades 10 to 12 fall outside Korean compulsory attendance, and they are also the grades whose class times land best here, running to about 19:00 Korean time. The younger Cambridge groups sit later in the evening, and families with a seven-year-old should look at that timetable carefully before committing.

  • Grades 10 to 12 sit outside compulsory attendance
  • Senior timings run to about 19:00 Korean time
  • Younger Cambridge groups sit later in the evening
  • Check the timetable closely for a young child
See the published school timings

Korea runs three and a half hours ahead of the published India timetable and keeps one clock all year. The India morning batch lands at 13:30 to 17:00 Korean time, with Grade 12 running to about 19:00, which is a normal afternoon here. The Cambridge primary and lower secondary groups fall at roughly 17:00 to 19:30, which is late for a young child and is the one thing to check first.

  • Most grades live between 13:30 and 19:00 Korean time
  • Cambridge primary and lower secondary fall at 17:00 to 19:30
  • No seasonal clock change in Korea
  • Check the evening timing before enrolling a young child
See the published school timings

Households that cannot get into, or do not want, the places Seoul offers them. That includes families who fail a foreign school's eligibility rules, those arriving mid-year, students in the high school years who want a different shape of day, athletes and performers on heavy training schedules, and families returning to India. A counselling call establishes quickly whether it fits your family.

  • Families who do not meet foreign school eligibility rules
  • Students in the high school years wanting a different day
  • Athletes and performers with heavy training schedules
  • A counselling call confirms the fit before you apply
About Sunbeam World School

Six: Cambridge, American, Australian, CBSE-aligned, NIOS and BOSSE, covering a UK, US, Australian or Indian destination between them. A counsellor confirms on the first call whether your child's intended route is among them, so no time is spent on an application that was never going to fit.

  • Cambridge, American and Australian for international routes
  • CBSE-aligned, NIOS and BOSSE for a return to India
  • Six pathways covering the main destinations
  • A counsellor confirms the fit on the first call
Compare the curriculum pathways

A Cambridge international online school in Seoul runs IGCSE in Grades 6 to 10 and AS and A Levels in Grades 11 and 12 with Cambridge certified teachers. For a Seoul household the attraction is usually that it has no eligibility gate: a child who cannot take a place at a foreign school here for passport reasons can still take the same syllabus and the same examination series.

  • 70+ IGCSE subject choices
  • No nationality or residency eligibility gate
  • Cambridge certified teachers online
  • Recognised by universities in 135+ countries
Explore the Cambridge pathway

Generally, and the earlier the paperwork is seen the better. The counsellor works from the Seoul school's reports subject by subject, establishes how far each ran and confirms in writing what can be continued before any payment. Where a subject carries a practical component the examination route is checked at the same time, since that is the usual sticking point.

  • Placement worked out subject by subject from the reports
  • Written confirmation of what continues before payment
  • Practical subjects checked against the examination route
  • Recordings cover lessons taught before the join date
See the online secondary school

These are the years this page suits best. A Levels run in Grades 11 and 12 with Cambridge certified teachers, timetabled into the Korean afternoon and finishing by about 19:00, and the grades sit outside compulsory attendance. The combination is confirmed before Grade 11, together with the examination route, because private candidate entry narrows the subjects available.

  • AS and A Level subjects in Grades 11 and 12
  • Timetabled into the Korean afternoon, finishing by about 19:00
  • These grades sit outside compulsory attendance
  • Combination and examination route decided together
See the senior secondary school

As a private candidate, arranged months ahead of each series rather than in the term it runs, and with the subject list checked first. Subjects carrying practical, coursework or oral components are not always available on that route, which can shape the combination a student takes at Grade 11. Put the question at Grade 9 subject choice, when there is still room to change course.

  • Private candidate entry arranged months ahead
  • Practical and coursework subjects are not always available
  • It can shape the Grade 11 combination
  • Raise it at Grade 9 subject choice
Ask for the detail in writing

A Seoul foreign school gives a child a campus, a cohort and an examination entry handled for them, and restricts who may enrol. A British curriculum online school in Seoul follows the same Cambridge syllabus with no eligibility rule, no commute across the city and no entrance fee, and hands the examination entry back to the family. Where a child qualifies for a local place and wants the campus life, the local place is usually better.

  • Same Cambridge syllabus and examination series
  • No eligibility rule, entrance fee or commute
  • A foreign school handles exam entry and provides a campus
  • A local place is better where the child qualifies and wants it
Explore the Cambridge pathway

For a family heading to the United States it is the cleanest of the options, because it runs on US K-12 Common Core standards under Cognia accreditation and is assessed continuously, which avoids the private candidate question altogether. Ask exactly which records arrive at the end of Grade 12 and put them to the receiving district before you commit, since districts differ.

  • US K-12 Common Core standards with Cognia accreditation
  • Continuous assessment avoids the private candidate route
  • Ask precisely which records are issued at the end of Grade 12
  • Check them with the receiving district first
Explore the American pathway

Seoul has no Indian-curriculum school, so a family posted here normally changes board twice, once on arrival and once on return. The CBSE-aligned pathway avoids both, running NCERT textbooks and CBSE-pattern assessment from Grade 1 to 12 with NIOS or BOSSE certifying Grades 10 and 12. Registration arrangements from Korea are settled with a counsellor ahead of the series.

  • No Indian-curriculum school in Seoul to move between
  • NCERT textbooks and CBSE-pattern assessment, Grades 1 to 12
  • NIOS and BOSSE certify Grades 10 and 12
  • Registration and examination fees apply separately
Explore the CBSE-aligned pathway

Each Korean university sets its own admission route for applicants holding foreign qualifications, and many run a separate track for students educated overseas with its own documentation requirements. Those requirements decide the answer rather than the school does, and they can turn on how many years a student studied outside the Korean system. Check them before Grade 11 subject selection.

  • Each university sets its own route for foreign qualifications
  • Separate tracks for overseas-educated applicants have their own rules
  • Requirements can turn on years spent outside the Korean system
  • Check before Grade 11, since it shapes the combination
See affiliations and accreditations

Twenty, with a class teacher and an assistant subject teacher, as published on the fee page. Seoul parents are used to small cram school groups and large school classes, so the useful test in a demo is not the number but whether a student is expected to speak, or can sit through an hour without being asked anything.

  • A 2:20 teacher to student ratio as published on the fee page
  • An assistant subject teacher working during the lesson
  • The same twenty classmates every day
  • Test in a demo whether students are expected to speak
Book a free demo class

Seoul households are used to counting school fees alongside cram school bills that arrive monthly, so the useful comparison here is that there is one annual figure per grade and no second stream behind it. It covers the live classes, the material, the assessments, the platform and the co-curricular sessions. What sits outside it is board registration, overseas examination fees, Australian attestation and courier on books. Nothing is refundable once paid.

  • One annual figure per grade, with no monthly second stream behind it
  • Board registration and overseas examination fees sit outside it
  • No technology or platform charge during the year
  • Nothing is refundable once paid
View the fee structure

The timetable is unusually well suited to it. Mornings are completely free here, which is exactly when Seoul's language institutes run, so a local Korean class in the morning and school in the afternoon is the pattern most families settle into. Ask the counsellor which language subjects your child's pathway offers as well.

  • Mornings completely free, when language institutes run
  • A local Korean class in the morning, school in the afternoon
  • The pattern most Seoul families settle into
  • Ask which language subjects your pathway offers
See the language subjects offered
Beyond the Classroom

50+ Co-Curricular Activities

From online yoga to competitive coding, Nursery through Grade 12.

Online yoga class for school students
Wellness

Online Yoga

All grades, certified instructors

Kids online coding class
STEM

Coding and Programming

Grades 3-12, Python, Scratch and more

Student in an online vocal music class
Performing Arts

Music and Vocals

All ages, guitar, keyboard, singing

Kids dance class online
Performing Arts

Dance and Choreography

All grades, classical and contemporary

Chess class online for kids
Strategy

Chess

Grades 2-12, beginner to advanced

Public speaking and debate
Leadership

Public Speaking and Debate

Grades 5-12, builds confidence

Science experiment for kids
STEM

Science Experiments

Grades 1-12, DIY lab at home

Kids robotics and AI class
STEM

Robotics and AI

Grades 5-12, future tech skills

Foreign language classes online
Language

Foreign Languages

French, Spanish, German and more

Digital art and design class for students
Creative Tech

Digital Art and Design

Grades 5-12, Canva, illustration

50+Activities
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FAQ

Online School in Seoul: FAQs

Accreditation, board exams, fees, timings, devices and the questions parents raise on forums. More on our FAQ page.

It holds IAO and Cognia accreditation, Cambridge certification for IGCSE and A Level, and NIOS or BOSSE for the Indian pathways, each checkable on the issuing body's own website. These are international credentials, which is what a family applying to universities outside Korea needs. A family planning to re-enter the Korean system should check that school's entry requirements early, as they set their own.

  • IAO and Cognia accreditation for the school itself
  • Cambridge certification for the IGCSE and A Level pathway
  • International credentials for applications outside Korea
  • Check entry requirements early if re-entering the Korean system
View affiliations and accreditations

There is no assessment and no interview. Seoul families are used to competitive entry from an early age, and this works differently: a counselling call, a short form and a start in whichever month suits. Nursery begins at three, below the age at which Korean compulsory attendance starts, with short activity-led sessions.

  • No entrance assessment and no child interview
  • Nursery from age 3, below the compulsory attendance age
  • Start in any month rather than at a fixed intake
  • Short, activity-led live sessions
See the pre-primary school

Teaching is in English throughout, so a child who arrives without Korean is not held back in subjects while the language comes. The thing to weigh is the hour rather than the language: the primary groups on the Cambridge pathway sit in the early evening Korean time, which suits some households and not others.

  • English medium teaching from the first day
  • Shorter live periods for ages 5 to 10, with breaks
  • Cambridge primary groups sit in the early evening here
  • Weigh the hour carefully for a young child
See the online primary school

That is the direction it points, through Cambridge A Levels, the Cognia-accredited American pathway or the Indian pathways, with university pathway support. These grades are also the ones that work best in Korea, falling outside compulsory attendance and inside a workable afternoon slot. A family aiming at a Korean university should check that institution's overseas track early.

  • Cambridge, American, Australian and Indian pathways to Grade 12
  • Outside Korean compulsory attendance and in a workable slot
  • University pathway support for applications abroad
  • Check Korean universities' overseas tracks early
See the senior secondary school

Enrolment runs in any month, which matters because the Korean academic year starts in March and most arrivals do not. Placement comes from the previous school's reports, the gap topics are listed, and recordings cover what was taught before the join date. A child who lands in Seoul in October starts in October.

  • Admission in any month, not only at the March start
  • Placement based on the previous school's reports
  • Gap topics listed, with recordings to cover them
  • No waiting for the next Korean academic year
About mid-year admission

Live, every timetabled period, with a subject teacher present and attendance recorded, and recordings behind that for revision. For a Seoul family used to the intensity of a cram school, the honest comparison is that this is taught instruction with a named teacher and tracked attendance, built around understanding the material rather than drilling for a single test.

  • Live, teacher-led lessons for every timetabled subject
  • A named teacher and tracked attendance in every class
  • Built around understanding rather than drilling for a test
  • Doubt-clearing sessions inside the weekly timetable
See the learning approach

One batch slot, with the length per grade published beforehand, which against a Seoul day that often runs into the evening at a cram school is the main difference families notice. Younger grades sit shorter periods with breaks, a good share of the work happens off screen, eye exercises run during class and the school issues blue-light guidance.

  • One batch slot rather than school followed by hagwon hours
  • Grade-wise timetable published before enrolment
  • Reading, worksheets and projects away from the screen
  • Eye exercises during classes and blue-light guidance
See the school timings

Nothing a Seoul flat does not already have. A laptop, tablet or smartphone and a stable connection, with headphones and a webcam recommended rather than required, and no paid software beyond a browser and a PDF reader. Korean home internet is far beyond what the platform needs, so the real question is a quiet room at an evening hour.

  • Laptop, tablet or smartphone with a stable connection
  • Headphones and a webcam recommended rather than required
  • Korean home internet is comfortably sufficient
  • A quiet room at an evening hour is the real constraint
See the essential requirements

Through the same twenty classmates each day, and through Seoul in the mornings, which is the unusual part here. Because classes run in the afternoon, the free block is the morning, so sport, music and language institutes have to be chosen from what runs at that hour. Families with a young child should plan that deliberately rather than assume.

  • The same small class group every day online
  • The free block is the morning, not the afternoon
  • Choose local activities that run in morning hours
  • Online clubs and group projects across the student body
See school life and activities

SEND trained educators work to an individualised plan covering dyslexia, ADHD, autism and speech, language and sensory processing needs, priced separately from the annual fee. Assessments carried out in another country are read and used, which matters for families who arrive in Korea with reports in English and no wish to start the process again.

  • SEND trained educators and an individualised plan
  • Assessments from another country are read and used
  • Priced separately from the annual fee
  • Counsellor support for the family as well as the student
See special education support

The class teacher is the first person to raise it with, then the academic coordinator, then a counsellor, with SEND trained educators available where a learning need is involved. A child who has left an intense Seoul routine often needs a few months simply to adjust to a lighter day, and telling the class teacher that background at the start makes a real difference.

  • Class teacher and academic coordinator as the first contacts
  • Counsellors and SEND trained educators available
  • Adjusting to a lighter day can take a few months
  • Tell the class teacher the background at the start
See the support available

A parent app and portal update as work is marked, which in a city where parents are used to detailed reporting from cram schools is the baseline rather than a feature. Attendance, assignments and assessment results appear as recorded, and a teacher with a concern raises it directly rather than saving it for a scheduled meeting.

  • Parent app and portal updated as work is marked
  • Detailed reporting is the baseline here, not a feature
  • Teachers raise concerns directly when they arise
  • Ask about the meeting schedule for your grade
See the learning platform

It does not. The Korean academic year starts in March and this one does not, so the breaks will not line up at either end. Families take the weeks they want as planned absences and use the recordings, which needs thinking about if siblings are in a Korean school and the family wants to travel together.

  • The school's own published calendar, shared before enrolment
  • The Korean year starts in March and this one does not
  • Planned absences arranged with teachers in advance
  • Worth checking if siblings are in a Korean school
See the academic year

Parents do not teach. Grades 1 to 5 need an adult available for logins and focus, and because those classes fall in the late afternoon and early evening in Korea, that adult is usually home from work by then, which is easier than it would be on a morning timetable. From the middle grades a student manages alone.

  • An adult available for logins and focus in Grades 1 to 5
  • Evening classes mean a working parent is often already home
  • Independent timetable management from the middle grades
  • No teaching expected of parents at any stage
See how the school day works

Your child's age first, because that decides whether compulsory attendance applies, then the pathway, the class times in Korean hours with the evening question raised honestly, and the examination route. The published fee for the grade comes with it, and a demo class can be booked in the same call.

  • Your child's age establishes whether attendance rules apply
  • Class timings in Korean hours, evening slots raised honestly
  • Examination route covered on the first call
  • Demo class booked in the same conversation
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Trusted by Families Worldwide

What Our Students and Parents Say About Us

Feedback from students and parents across India who trust Sunbeam World School for quality online education. More on our reviews page.

4.8Trusted by students across 135+ countries
Simran Kaur
Grade 9
Google review

"I really like how teachers encourage us to speak confidently and take part in class. Online school feels so supportive."

Mrs. Aruna Mehra
Parent of a Grade 6 student
Google review

"The lessons are engaging, the teachers are responsive, and my daughter feels confident learning from home."

Anaya Khan
Grade 11, Science
Google review

"The flexibility here is a blessing. I can revise recorded lectures anytime."

Vedant Jain
Grade 5
Google review

"The virtual activities and projects are my favorite. I made new friends even while studying from home!"

Aarav Sharma
Grade 8
Google review

"Online classes are super fun and interactive. I especially love the science experiments and quizzes."

Kabir Malhotra
Grade 6
Google review

"At first I was nervous about online school, but now I actually enjoy attending classes."

Awards and Recognitions

Awards and Recognition

Sunbeam World School has received the Best E-School award from Brainfeed Magazine, the CBSE Chairperson Best School for Skill Education award, the Bharat Vibhushan Puraskar, and awards for Best Contribution in International Education and Best in Online Education.

Best Contribution in International Education Award
Best in Online Education World Award
Bharat Vibhushan Puraskar
CBSE Chairperson Best School for Skill Education Award
Best E-School, Brainfeed Magazine Award

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An academic counsellor reviews your child's grade, subjects, learning needs and goals in a free call and recommends the right pathway and batch for your family in Seoul.

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The same live school, six pathways and three batches, in every city below.

Admissions Open for 2026 to 2027

Admissions Open in Seoul

Nursery to Grade 12, live teacher-led classes, six boards, fee published upfront. Book a free demo class or download the brochure.

  • Nursery to Grade 12, six curriculum pathways
  • Live classes in morning, afternoon and evening batches
  • Grade-wise fee structure published upfront
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