Answer your question first!

1. Your study in Korea has little to do with your major in China. Of course, you can study in Korea!

2. Korean universities all have education majors, you can rest assured, but there is no difference between secondary education and primary education.

You can choose other majors, but if the major spans a lot, the school may let you study from your sophomore year or even your freshman year.

4. You don't know Korean, so you must study in the Language Institute under Korea University now, and you can't enter professional courses until your Korean level reaches the standard. At present, ordinary schools only require students to reach TOPIK3 level in Korean.

5. There are still many universities in Seoul, South Korea, but compared with local universities, the cost is still slightly more expensive!

But one thing still needs to be verified, that is, how many years has your major been in China?

I hope my answer is helpful to the landlord. If the landlord wants to know more about studying in Korea, he can call me Baidu HI!