On Thursday, 29th February, 22 students studying Korean at the NSW School of Languages (NSL), along with four Korean language teachers, visited the education centre as part of a cultural exploration program.

NSL is a specialised high school for languages, catering to students who are unable to take their desired foreign language courses at their enrolled schools or who live in the outskirts of Sydney, making it difficult to attend language classes. Currently, 12 foreign language courses are offered through telephone, video, video conferencing, and the internet.

As of February 2024, approximately 200 students are learning Korean at NSL.