K-pop bootcamps and training partnerships with KLAB COMPANY.

Start by sharing your organization or crew’s location, preferred dates, estimated group size, participant ages and training levels. KLAB COMPANY can discuss a commissioned bootcamp, local delivery with your team, a visiting-trainer masterclass or a group training camp in Korea. The curriculum, staffing, venue responsibilities and budget are agreed for each partnership.

Commissioned delivery means a partner commissions KLAB COMPANY to operate an agreed training program. The Academy partnership in Australia uses this model. Local delivery means working with a local partner to operate a program in its market, as in the Niz Studio camp in Vietnam and the Ace Studio masterclass in the Philippines. The division of recruitment, facilities and on-site responsibilities is agreed for each project.

A visiting-trainer masterclass is one collaboration format to discuss with KLAB COMPANY. Send your preferred training focus, dates, location and participant profile. Trainer availability, session content, travel arrangements and language support need to be confirmed before the program is booked.

Yes. Academies, companies, institutions and crews can enquire about a group training camp in Korea. Share your group’s goals, size and travel window so we can discuss a suitable training schedule and whether GCP audition or production activities can be included. Group eligibility and availability are confirmed for the selected program.

GCP is designed for international participants and offers training and opportunities to take part in agency auditions in Korea. Each agency sets its own eligibility requirements and selection criteria. Taking part in a camp or audition does not guarantee a callback, trainee contract or debut; check the requirements for the specific program before applying.

International GCP sessions can be conducted in English. Confirm the teaching language and interpretation support for your specific session before booking. For group partnerships or locally delivered programs, tell us the languages your participants use so language support can be discussed as part of the program plan.

It is the joint audition format described in the GCP program: participants present a prepared performance to casting representatives from multiple entertainment agencies. The program is introduced as a joint audition with 90 agencies; the participating agency lineup and number should be confirmed for each session. It is not a promise of 90 individual auditions or a guaranteed contract.

Share your age, dance or vocal experience and training goals when you enquire. Suitable levels, age requirements and any selection process depend on the particular camp or masterclass. A group’s curriculum can be discussed around its participant profile; the applicable entry requirements should be confirmed before registration.

Duration and fees depend on the format, group size, trainers, location and activities. A masterclass has a different scope from a multi-day training camp or a Korea-based group program. Send your preferred dates, number of training days and estimated participants to request a proposal. Current individual GCP dates and fees are available through the GCP website.

GCP introduces artist training, audition preparation, recording practice, idol styling, profile photography, performance video production and casting director Q&A. Partner programs can discuss relevant activities to match their goals. The written proposal should confirm what is included, along with arrangements for accommodation, meals, transport and language support; these are not automatically included in every collaboration.