Whether you're chasing an audition, preparing for music school, or fitting singing around work or school, the wish is the same: to learn properly from a great teacher. K-POP SCHOOL combines 1:1 lessons with working Korean trainers, our own daily Practice Guide System, and weekly trainer feedback — so you're never left guessing between lessons.
Your practice guide checked this take. Your trainer will listen on Monday.
Audition and music-school goals need a teacher who knows the standard. Learning for yourself needs one who notices your pace and keeps you going. Compare trainers with agency, university, idol, and trainee experience, then choose the person you trust.
A vocal trainer who has led debut teams at Big Hit Music (HYBE) and HYBE Labels Japan. Across major Korean and Japanese agencies including CUBE, Avex, C9, and PLEDIS, he has developed idols such as CORTIS, DKZ, CSR, and n.SSign, and has coached top artists like Chuu of LOONA and DPR IAN. A vocal major from the Seoul Institute of the Arts, he also teaches Japanese trainees directly in Japanese.
Kim Joohyun holds a master's in Music Performance (Vocal) from Sejong University's Graduate School and currently teaches applied music as a professor at Joongbu, Baekseok Arts, and Hanyang Women's Universities. She has built her career as a chorus master and session vocalist for top Korean artists including Lim Jae-bum, Lee Eun-mi, IU, Park Hyo-shin, and BIGBANG, and has served as a vocal trainer on major TV audition shows such as Mr. Trot 3 and Great Birth. Her global teaching experience spans K-pop academies run by Korean Cultural Centers in Egypt, Vietnam, and New York.
A Berklee College of Music graduate in Voice Performance — on scholarship, on the Dean's List every semester, and a Voice Achievement Award recipient — with a graduate degree in applied music from Seokyeong University. Now a lecturer in the applied music departments of Howon University, International Arts University, and Baekseok Arts University. Credits span broadcasts including Mnet and EBS Space Gonggam, plus collaborations with artists such as Double K, nafla, and OH MY GIRL.
Lee Seung-hyuk trained in vocal performance at Dong-ah Institute of Media and Arts and holds a graduate degree in popular music production & management from Dankook University. He currently teaches applied and K-pop vocal music at Howon University, Kookje University, and Baekseok Arts University, and has coached idol artists including Ji Jin-seok (UNDER NINETEEN) and Juhan (BLITZERS). His credits span chorus and session work for Brown Eyed Girls, Shin Seung-hun, and SG Wannabe, along with concert direction for Lee Seung-hwan and Bobby Kim.
A professional vocalist grounded in applied music, she holds a bachelor's in vocal performance from Howon University and completed graduate coursework in Applied Music at Hanyang University. She lectures in the K-POP department at Yeonsung University and at leading arts high schools such as the Seoul School of Performing Arts, and has toured as a backing vocalist for top Korean artists including Ailee, jazz singer Woongsan, and Haha & Skull — all while releasing her own digital singles under the name 'UA.' Her students have gone on to major agencies like SM, JYP, and Starship, as well as top applied-music programs including the Seoul Institute of the Arts.
A vocal trainer who earned a Master's in Applied Music (Vocal) from the Graduate School of Dongduk Women's University. He currently teaches voice at Yeonsung University's K-POP Department and at several leading arts high schools, including Gyewon and Sejong Arts High School, mentoring the next generation of artists. His edge is hands-on experience across both K-POP and J-POP — guide and chorus sessions for Produce 101 Japan, Japanese-language vocal direction, and his own single released in Japan.
A graduate of Korea Nazarene University's Applied Music program with a vocal major, Jung In-hye trained under top Korean vocalists including Naul of Brown Eyed Soul. She debuted as the singer-songwriter Limit under EGO Entertainment, releasing 24 digital singles and performing on major music shows such as M Countdown and THE SHOW. Today she coaches aspiring music-college students as a vocal trainer, with a track record of students admitted to Pyeongtaek and Korea Nazarene universities.
A graduate of Dong-Ah Institute of Media and Arts (Applied Music, Vocal), Lee Ja-hyeon won the Grand Prize in the vocal division of the 9th Kyunghyang Applied Music Concours. As one half of the female duo JAJUNG, she has appeared on major broadcasts and stages including KBS1's Gayo Stage, SBS's Fantastic Duo, and the eve gala of the 2019 Gwangju World Aquatics Championships. She now coaches at leading applied-music academies, having guided students to admissions at Dongseoul University and the Paris Regional Conservatory (CRR de Paris).
A seasoned vocal trainer who has recorded guide vocals for renowned Korean artists including Hwang Chi-yeul, Na Yoon-kwon, Jeong Dong-won, and Yang Da-il. A multiple song-festival award winner — including a national vocal-competition grand prize — he has taught at several professional music academies across Korea. As an active singer-songwriter featured on GENIE MUSIC and UBC broadcast live stages, he coaches practical, stage-ready vocal technique.
Blueny is the main vocalist of OuiOui, an emotional R&B duo, with a clear, warm tone that moves effortlessly between delicate nuance and powerful emotion. Since debuting in 2018 with the single [HANA], she has performed at Grand Mint Festival, appeared on KBS "All That Music," and sung chorus for a Brown Eyed Soul concert. A vocal-major graduate of Nazareth University's applied music program, she teaches K-R&B tone, breathing, and emotional expression from the perspective of an active recording artist.
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+ 10 more certified trainers · We check your preferred trainer first, then use the free level test to recommend an even better fit when there is one.
It doesn't end at the lesson. Once a year there's a competition, judged by the trainers. The final is on a Seoul stage — and if you win, a track comes out with your name on it.
A once-a-year K-POP SCHOOL competition, open to all enrolled students.
Top finalists fly to Seoul for the offline grand final + master class.
Competition winners get full music production and distribution support.
You cannot meet a great teacher every day. What you learn in a lesson becomes part of your voice only after you repeat it on your own. But somewhere in the practice room, a question always comes: “Am I doing this right?” You do not have to answer it alone. On the good days and the difficult ones, practice, record, and upload. For supported songs, our Practice Guide System gives clear, honest feedback on pitch, timing, and expression, then guides your next take. It is not borrowed technology: it is our own system, built from more than ten years of running a music academy and guiding over 10,000 students through exactly these questions. Once a week, your professional trainer listens too and helps you go deeper.
Skill grows through returning, not through one perfect day. Focus on today's practice and record the voice you have today. It does not need to be perfect. It only needs to be honest.
Upload the recording you just made. Good day or difficult day, both belong here. When the moment you struggled is visible, the way forward becomes clearer.
On supported songs, the practice guide clearly and honestly points out unstable pitch, late timing, and expression that needs more life. While the feel of the take is still fresh, it guides what to change and try again.
Once a week, your trainer listens to that week's practice and leaves feedback. You do not have to start the next lesson by explaining everything again. Your teacher already knows how hard you worked, where you got stuck, and which road to take next.
The practice guide checks every repetition with the same steady eye — the standard we built from over ten years and 10,000 students in our own academy. Your trainer remembers your voice, your goal, and where you struggled last week. Nothing here replaces a person. It's a system that helps a great teacher see one student for longer, and in greater detail.
Even when school or work gets busy, today's task is clear and every upload stays on your record. You and your trainer can both see the habit taking shape.
The practice guide catches the pitch, timing, and expression details that are easy to miss while you're singing. Fix them while the take is still fresh.
Audition song choice, music-school priorities, vocal habits, or simply how to enjoy singing longer — your trainer decides what matters for your goal.
We don't remember only the lesson day. We keep the whole month of practice connected.
Start with a focused 30-minute check-in, or go deeper for music school and auditions with a full 60-minute lesson. Every plan includes our own daily Practice Guide System and weekly feedback from your trainer.
Yes. Even in a week without a 1:1 live session, your trainer listens to that week's uploads and leaves a comment. Between those checks, the practice guide gives daily feedback on pitch, timing, and expression for supported songs. The system follows every repetition; your trainer makes the decisions that require a human ear.
No. All lessons use real-time translation tools so your trainer can teach in Korean and you receive it in your language. K-Pop fans often find Korean pronunciation is one of the most exciting parts of the lessons!
Yes. The free level test helps us see your current level and goal, then match you with a trainer who understands the standard you're aiming for. Your 1:1 sessions set the priorities; the daily practice guide and weekly trainer feedback keep the work moving between sessions.
A stable internet connection and a computer or tablet is enough to start. For vocal, though, we really do recommend a USB microphone ($30–50) — the cleaner your audio, the more precise your trainer's comments can be. Zoom is free.
After matching, you'll agree on fixed day(s) and time(s) with your trainer based on your timezone. Korea's trainers work during your evening hours — so afternoon/evening is typically best for Japan and SEA students.
Yes, completely free. You upload an audio or video of yourself singing a song you practice, our trainer team reviews it within 48 hours, and we send you a personal assessment and course recommendation — no obligation to purchase.
Absolutely. Learning for fun never means being taught carelessly. We start from your level, the songs you love, and the time you can realistically practice. You can begin with the lightest plan, while still getting the daily practice guide and weekly attention from your trainer.
A polished take is less useful than one that shows where you're stuck. Upload an audio or video of yourself singing a song you practice — at least through the end of the first verse. Our trainer team will review it and, within 48 hours, suggest the level, trainer, and plan that fit you. It's free, and payment comes later.