Is it easy to become a kpop trainee?

Some trainees start as young as 11 years old, but many don’t get discovered and join a company until they’re in their late teens, so don’t despair if you’re a little older! Many K-pop trainees and idols are Korean, but it’s not an absolute requirement to be Korean – people of all ethnicities and races can audition.

How long do you have to be a KPOP trainee?

The life as a trainee is known to be a difficult one with the tight schedules as a result of this some give up on their dreams to become a kpop idol. The average training period for a trainee is 2 to 4 years. After training for a while there’s a chance that the trainee may debut.

How long does it take to become a K-pop trainee?

Being a K-pop trainee is a longterm commitment! Some companies, depending on your age, may even ask you to sign a 5-6 year contract. Be sure to read and review the contract language very closely. If you don’t speak Korean, hire a professional lawyer who does to review the fine print.

Can a non-Korean trainee work in Kpop?

Though many companies will accept non-Korean trainees, you will still be catering to a largely Korean audience. It’s smart to learn about the culture if you aren’t already familiar. Study popular K-pop groups, spend time on Korean fashion websites, and read up on etiquette and social norms.

How long is the Kpop school program at Acopia?

During the KPOP School Program at ACOPIA, singing, dancing and Korean language classes are offered for a period of time, varying from one month to one year. In between the trainee program, there are several opportunities to audition for big entertainment agencies.

How to become a K-pop star?

A golden opportunity is here for those of you who’ve always dreamt of becoming a star or even honing up your vocal/dance skills. In collaboration with RBW Korea, TeenEdge will be running an intensive K-POP Trainee Experience Program (Dream Withus) where participants could directly receive professional trainings in RBW’s headquarters in Seoul.