Iran's sole school for South Korean nationals, the Tehran Korean School (; also known as the Korean Embassy School), was established on 30 April 1976; it uses Korean as the primary medium of instruction, with English used for science and computer classes, and Persian offered as a foreign language.
Iran's single educational institution catering to South Korean nationals, the Tehran Korean School (; also referred to as the Korean Embassy School), was founded on 30 April 1976; it employs Korean as its primary teaching language, with English used in science and computer courses, and Persian taught as a foreign tongue.