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Olympic Junior (Ilsan Olympic Sports Center)

Olympic Junior (Ilsan Olympic Sports Center): Multi-Sport Programmes · Goyang · Gyeonggi. 5 years, 6 years, 7 years (age classes; sports in the single weekly timetable include swimming, basketball, physical education, inline skating and, at age 7, golf). Ilsan Olympic Sports Center, Goyang.

Sport
Multi-Sport Programmes
Area
Gyeonggi · Goyang
Age groups
5 years, 6 years, 7 years (age classes; sports in the single weekly timetable include swimming, basketball, physical education, inline skating and, at age 7, golf)
Training base
Ilsan Olympic Sports Center, Goyang
Fees
570,000-620,000 won/month (monthly equivalent by age, 2025 plan published on the operator site) (as published by the club)
Checked
Sun 08 Nov 2026 against the official source

Joining Olympic Junior (Ilsan Olympic Sports Center)

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Fees: 570,000-620,000 won/month (monthly equivalent by age, 2025 plan published on the operator site). That is the figure the club itself publishes, checked on Sun 08 Nov 2026; the club site carries the current detail.

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