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South Korea, Seoul
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APIS Seoul supports social and emotional learning (SEL) through an Advisory Program for middle and high school students; students are organized into small groups with one teacher, and advisors connect with parents to hold weekly advisory meetings that cover multicultural topics, goal setting, personality development, and stronger character skills, with lessons drawn from programs such as Wildwood, Stanford University, and UC Berkeley.
APIS Seoul provides inclusive support through individualized instruction and a multi-tiered approach to meet each student's academic, social, emotional, and physical needs; the school describes itself as a small, relationship-based K-12 community rather than a dedicated SEN institution.
APIS Seoul does not publicly describe a dedicated EAL program; it states that teachers are expected to meet the learning needs of non-native English speakers within the mainstream classroom.
APIS Seoul's Extended Learning Program aims to support mental, physical, spiritual, and emotional development and well-being, offering activities that foster happiness and healthy living and tailoring activities to student needs.
APIS Seoul maintains a Child Protection Code of Conduct updated in 2025, provides safeguarding training annually, and requires staff to report suspected abuse or neglect; cases are investigated under due process and may be reported to authorities or consulates as appropriate.
Asia Pacific International School (APIS) in Seoul is an international K-12 school, offering education for students aged 3 to 18. The school follows a U.S.-based curriculum with Advanced Placement (AP) courses and integrates project-based learning and global perspectives into its programs. APIS places strong emphasis on language learning, requiring students to engage with multiple languages such as Korean and additional East Asian languages as part of its curriculum. The school provides small class sizes (around 15 students) and a personalized learning environment. Facilities include classrooms with digital integration, athletic fields and specialist spaces supporting science, arts and creative projects. APIS also offers a school bus service and a range of student-led clubs and activities that promote participation in sports, arts and academic pursuits. English is the primary language of instruction and the school fosters engagement through experiential learning opportunities including global exchange activities.
