Creative & Performing Arts
Professional Learning Tour
SEPT/OCT 2026 I 9 Days I Seoul KOREA
Tour Code: PL-AG-USA
CAPA PL Tour
SEOUL - KOREA
9 Days – SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2026
Professional Learning Program - For Educators
drama
dance
music
visual art
design & technology
textiles & design
Explore the exciting Korean creative and performing arts scene on this carefully curated study tour of Seoul.
Join a group of like-minded educators from across the CAPA suite of subjects as you enjoy guided tours, hands on workshops and innovative performances.
This tour offers a captivating exploration of Korea’s dynamic cultural heartbeat—showcasing everything from ancient court music to cutting-edge contemporary theatre, K-pop performances, and digital art installations.
This immersive tour invites you to connect deeply with the country's rich cultural heritage and its bold, imaginative future in the global arts scene.
PROFESSIONAL LEARNING
Participants on this tour will be able to register for 10-20 hours (depending on subjects taught) in your NESA teacher accreditation hours in ETAMS.
*Land Only – Twin-Share Accommodation
Only AUD$6,670pp*
Single Room
Available at Additional AUD $390pp
Self-education expenses directly related to employment may be
TAX DEDUCTIBLE*
TOUR DETAILS
Itinerary
Day 1
Depart Sydney
The group will meet at the airport and fly to Seoul.
Transfer to the hotel on private coach for a late dinner.
Day 2
Introduction to Korean Culture
Explore the largest Royal Palace of Gyeongbokgung and the traditional Bukchon Hanok Village. Immerse yourself in Korean culture by dressing in traditional hanbok attire and participating in a tea ceremony.
In the evening, attend a performance of The Painters - a dynamic performance that seamlessly blends live painting, K-pop dance, and multimedia art.
Day 3
K-Pop and Design
Participate in a beginners level K-Pop dance class to start your day. Then visit HiKR Ground, an homage to all things K-Culture. Explore Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) with buildings designed by Zaha Hadid and Samoo. Enjoy your choice of Korean street food at the Gwanggjang Market for dinner.
Day 4
Art and Design
Visit the Leeum Museum of Art to explore its collections of traditional Korean art and contemporary global works. Visit the Seoul Museum of Craft Art and participate in a hands-on workshop to create norigae and bojagi, traditional charms.
This evening, attend a performance of the Nanta Show, Korea’s longest running comedic show about a chaotic kitchen.
Day 5
Nami Island Excursion
A short trip outside of Seoul is tranquil Nami Island. Here you will visit the Garden of Morning Calm, famous for its themed gardens and as a popular site for filming K-Dramas. Walk around the areas of Petite France, Italia Village and Fairytale Village.
Day 6
K-Drama
Attend a K-Drama introductory acting class to experience the intensity and charm of Korean drama performances.
Enjoy a free afternoon before attending an evening performance in the vibrant theatre district of Daehak-ro.
Day 7
Music
Experience the unique sounds and stories of Korea at the National Gugak Centre. Enjoy a performance of traditional music featuring cultural storytelling that reflect centuries of heritage.
This evening the group enjoys a farewell dinner in a local restaurant.
Day 8
Depart Seoul
Free morning for last minute sightseeing and shopping before the flight home.
Day 9
Arrive Sydney
*Program subject to change
Inclusions
Return international airfares Sydney-Seoul
8 nights Seoul 3 star hotel accommodation
Breakfast daily
3 lunches
4 dinners
Entrances to museums and galleries
All land transportation
2 workshops
4 performances
Expert local guides
Experienced tour leader
Not Included
Travel insurance
Note: travel insurance is mandatory. Libertas Travel is partnered with Cover-More travel insurance. If you would like a quote, please don't hesitate to contact us.Passport and visa costs
Personal spending
FAQ’s
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Age: Participants must be over 18 years of age to participate in the program
Travel documentation:
Participants must ensure that they:
Have a valid passport with six months’ validity from their return date to Australia
Obtain any required visas for travel to the destination country, plus any additional visas required for holders of non-Australian passports
Obtain their own travel insurance
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This program includes professional learning, aligned with the following Australian Professional Standards for Teachers at the Proficient Level:
2.1.2 Apply knowledge of the content and teaching strategies of the teaching area to develop engaging teaching activities
6.2.2 Participate in learning to update knowledge and practice targeted to professional needs and school and/or system priorities
6.3.2 Contribute to collegial discussions and apply constructive feedback from colleagues to improve professional knowledge and practice
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Register Interest to join the mailing list for updates on this tour. Once the tour reaches its minimum interest requirement of attending teachers, you will receive a copy of the booking form and tour payment schedule. A non-refundable deposit will then be payable to confirm your place.
The final balance of the tour price is due 120 days prior to departure.
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You certainly can! Anyone can travel on our PL tours, however, non-teachers should be aware the content will be targeted to the relevant syllabus and based on a certain level of prior knowledge. Should any participant choose not to attend one of the planned activities, there would be no refund for an unused portion of the tour.
Please note - Participants must be over 18 years of age to attend the tour, and attendees who are not teachers in Australia may not be able to acquire PL hours or tax deductions.