North London Collegiate School Jeju

NLCS Jeju is located at 33 Global Edu-ro 145 Beon-gil, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do 63644, Republic of Korea. The campus sits on Jeju Island, in the Seogwipo area, with Jeju City and Seogwipo within an hour's drive. Jeju International Airport provides flights to China, Taiwan, Singapore, Japan and Hong Kong, facilitating travel for relocating families.

The school is structured into Junior School (First School for Reception–Year 2 and Lower School for Year 3–Year 6), Senior School (Year 7–Year 11), and Sixth Form (Year 12–Year 13).

NLCS Jeju is a boarding and day school for boys and girls aged 4–18. The Diamond Model governs gender arrangements: co-educational from Reception to Year 6, single-sex in Year 7–11, and co-educational again in Year 12–13.

There is an Emotional Guidance Team providing counselling and a Learning Support team to help students with additional needs access the curriculum and achieve their goals.

NLCS Jeju is part of the North London Collegiate School network, alongside NLCS London, NLCS Singapore, and NLCS Dubai.

Religious affiliation is not publicly stated in NLCS Jeju's official materials.

Public materials indicate a school day that begins around 08:10 and includes focused lessons; co-curricular activities typically run until around 17:15, with a late bus around 18:30. On Fridays, day students commonly leave by 16:00.

A school bus service is available for NLCS Jeju students.

Application, Registration and One-off Fees

- Application fee: KRW 400,000 (non‑refundable).
- Registration fee (new students only): KRW 400,000 (non‑refundable; payable once when a student joins).
- Acceptance deposit (new and returning students): KRW 5,000,000 (refundable when the student graduates or withdraws; refunds are not given for cancellation of admission before start date).
- Capital fee (new students only): KRW 3,000,000 (non‑refundable). Returning students receive a flat KRW 1,500,000 discount on this item.
- Boarding capital fee (new boarders only): KRW 500,000 (non‑refundable).

Tuition fees (by year group) — annual amounts and instalment breakdowns

Tuition is split into a KRW portion and a USD portion; fees should be paid in both currencies. A 2.0% discount applies to a lump‑sum (single) payment. The school also offers a three‑instalment schedule (50% / 25% / 25%) with specified due dates. The amounts below are shown as Annual Lump‑Sum (KRW / USD) and the scheduled instalment amounts (1st instalment = 50%; 2nd = 25%; 3rd = 25%).

- Reception (Junior R)
- Annual (lump‑sum): KRW 20,109,990 ; USD 11,707.
- Instalments: 1st (50%): KRW 19,803,920 ; USD 11,476. 2nd (25%): KRW 10,009,990 ; USD 5,855. 3rd (25%): KRW 5,050,000 ; USD 2,926.

- Junior (Year 1 – Year 6)
- Annual (lump‑sum): KRW 22,443,610 ; USD 13,009.
- Instalments: 1st (50%): KRW 22,003,530 ; USD 12,758. 2nd (25%): KRW 11,221,810 ; USD 6,505. 3rd (25%): KRW 5,610,900 ; USD 3,252.

- Middle (Year 7 – Year 9)
- Annual (lump‑sum): KRW 23,500,410 ; USD 13,621.
- Instalments: 1st (50%): KRW 23,039,620 ; USD 13,357. 2nd (25%): KRW 11,750,210 ; USD 6,811. 3rd (25%): KRW 5,875,100 ; USD 3,405.

- Upper (Year 10 – Year 11)
- Annual (lump‑sum): KRW 26,721,570 ; USD 15,484.
- Instalments: 1st (50%): KRW 26,197,630 ; USD 15,182. 2nd (25%): KRW 13,360,790 ; USD 7,742. 3rd (25%): KRW 6,680,390 ; USD 3,871.

- Sixth Form (Year 12 – Year 13)
- Annual (lump‑sum): KRW 28,316,010 ; USD 16,404.
- Instalments: 1st (50%): KRW 27,760,790 ; USD 16,084. 2nd (25%): KRW 14,158,010 ; USD 8,202. 3rd (25%): KRW 7,079,000 ; USD 4,101.

Per‑term (three equal terms) guidance

- When fees are divided into three equal term payments (the policy used for mid‑term entry), each term equals one‑third of the annual tuition. Approximately: Reception ~ KRW 6,703,330 / USD 3,902 per term; Junior Y1–Y6 ~ KRW 7,481,203 / USD 4,336 per term; Middle ~ KRW 7,833,470 / USD 4,540 per term; Upper ~ KRW 8,907,190 / USD 5,161 per term; Sixth Form ~ KRW 9,438,670 / USD 5,468 per term. The school's published schedule clarifies that the 50/25/25 instalment allocation is a payment schedule and does not directly equate to the cost of individual academic terms.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Standard instalment due dates for the 50/25/25 schedule are: 20 June (first instalment), 7 November (second instalment), and 13 February (third instalment). Lump‑sum payments are accepted and receive a 2.0% discount. Parents who do not pay after reminders risk their child losing their place. The school requires one term's prior written notice (by completing the Parent Portal Withdrawal Form) to avoid a tuition penalty; otherwise the acceptance deposit may be deducted as a penalty. Late payments may incur simple interest up to 1.5% per month and all costs of collection are recoverable.

Boarding fees (KRW only) — annual and instalment values

- Boarding fees are denominated in KRW only. Board can be paid in full (with 2.0% discount) or in three instalments; meals are charged separately by the canteen operator. If joining boarding before the start of a half‑term break, the full term's boarding fee is payable; if joining after the start of a half‑term break, 50% of that term's boarding fee is charged. Instalment due dates match the tuition due dates. The published annual and instalment figures (KRW) are:
- Junior Weekly (Y3–Y6): Annual KRW 12,470,250 ; discounted annual shown KRW 12,225,720 ; three instalments KRW 4,156,750 each.
- Junior (Y3–Y6) — other boarding option: Annual KRW 14,548,620 ; discounted annual KRW 14,263,360 ; instalments KRW 4,849,540 each.
- Middle (Y7–Y9): Annual KRW 16,838,820 ; discounted KRW 16,508,640 ; instalments KRW 5,612,940 each.
- Upper (Y10–Y11): Annual KRW 16,838,820 ; discounted KRW 16,508,640 ; instalments KRW 5,612,940 each.
- Sixth Form (Y12–Y13): Annual KRW 17,248,560 ; discounted KRW 16,910,360 ; instalments KRW 5,749,520 each.

Other costs and recurring charges

- Textbook deposit: KRW 400,000 (one‑time, refundable when books are returned in good condition).
- School bus (coach) service: KRW 4,235,000 per year (annual fee; must be paid in full). One‑way trips are charged at 50% of the annual rate for the relevant period; mid‑term starts are pro‑rata or half‑term rules apply.
- Meals: invoiced separately by the canteen provider to parents. Overnight accommodation for day students who stay in boarding houses is charged KRW 70,000 per night.
- Co‑curricular activity (Bryant / CCA) fees: issued per session, three times per year. Music lesson fees: invoiced termly in advance; unpaid lesson applications will be cancelled. Expedition, field trip and other activity costs will be billed as events take place.
- Sibling discount: Reception–Year 2 none; Year 3–Year 13: 6% discount on the boarding fee of each term when two or more children are enrolled.

Refund and withdrawal rules

- Tuition/boarding refunds on withdrawal are tiered by withdrawal date: 100% refund before the start of the academic year; 66.67% refund if withdrawn before the start of term 2; 33.33% refund if withdrawn before the start of term 3. School bus fees: full refund if withdrawal occurs before the start of term (based on application date); non‑refundable after the start of term (based on transfer date). The school requires one term's prior written notice of withdrawal; failure to provide notice may result in the acceptance deposit being forfeited as a penalty.

Payment currencies and payment format

- Tuition is payable in both KRW and USD (the published schedule lists both currency amounts and the fee is split across the two currencies). Payments may be made as a lump‑sum or in instalments according to the published schedules; a 2.0% discount applies to lump‑sum payments. Specific payment channels (for example, bank transfer, credit card or other methods) are not itemised in the published fee schedule; invoices and the school's billing communications will indicate the accepted payment mechanism and instructions.

Late payment and collection costs

- Late payments may incur simple interest charged daily up to 1.5% per month. All costs incurred in the collection of unpaid fees, including administrative costs and agent fees, are recoverable in full. Parents who do not pay after reminders risk their child losing their place.

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