TV Channel Overview
Educational Broadcasting System (한국교육방송공사 / EBS) is a public educational television and radio network headquartered in Seocho District, Seoul, South Korea. Established in 1990, EBS operates under the Korean Educational Development Institute (KEDI) framework and focuses on supporting formal education and lifelong learning through broadcast media. It operates six television channels: EBS 1, EBS 2, EBS KIDS, EBS PLUS 1, EBS PLUS 2, and EBSe.
EBS 1 is the flagship terrestrial channel, offering a wide range of documentaries, curriculum-based educational programs, and content for preschool and youth audiences.
EBS 2 is a secondary terrestrial channel dedicated to supplementary educational programming for elementary and middle school students, along with selected cultural and enrichment programs.
EBS KIDS, formerly known as EBS U, is a children's television channel designed to support early childhood learning through age-appropriate content.
EBS PLUS 1 is a cable and satellite channel focused on educational programming aligned with high school curricula and college entrance exam preparation.
EBS PLUS 2 is a cable and satellite channel that provides lifelong learning content, including programs for general knowledge, vocational skills, and supplementary education for younger audiences.
EBSe is an English-language learning channel that delivers structured language education content for students from kindergarten through grade 12.
Basic Information
- Genre
- Education (Children / Youth)
- Language
- Korean
- Country / Location
- Home > Asia > South Korea > TV (2)
- Headquarters
- Seocho District, Seoul Special Metropolitan City
(서울특별시 서초구)
