Current Time in Pyeongchang

Daily schedule of a person living in Korea

Time (local time)	Activities
6:30-7:30	After waking up, wash face, have a light breakfast (kimchi or soup, etc.), and get ready.
7:30-8:30	Commute by subway or bus. Seoul's morning rush hour is one of the most crowded in the world.
9:00-12:00	Morning work. After morning meeting, focus on checking emails, meetings, writing reports, etc.
12:00-13:30	Lunch break. Eat bibimbap or soup at the company cafeteria or a nearby restaurant.
13:30-18:00	Afternoon work. Visit customers and work on projects, and write daily reports in the evening.
18:00-19:00	Regular time to leave work, but often overtime. Sometimes has a light dinner at work.
19:00-20:30	Going home. Often goes out drinking with colleagues, so it is an important place for communication in Korea.
20:30-22:00	Eat dinner at home and check the news and social media on TV or smartphone.
22:00-24:00	Take a bath and prepare for bed. In Korea, there is a culture of working until late at night, so people tend to go to bed late.

Time (local time)	Activities
6:00-7:00	After waking up, change into uniform, have breakfast and review the previous day's work.
7:00-8:00	Arrive at school by school bus or with parents. Some students attend early morning classes.
8:00-12:30	Morning classes. Main subjects are concentrated, and a 10-minute break is common after 50 minutes of classes.
12:30-13:30	Lunchtime. Eat school lunch or a packed lunch, and relax with friends.
13:30-16:00	Afternoon classes. P.E. and electives, with a more relaxed atmosphere than in the morning.
16:00-18:00	After-school activities. Participate in clubs and extracurricular classes. Many students attend cram schools.
18:00-19:30	Study at cram schools or study rooms. The culture of studying late into the night is deeply rooted in Korea.
19:30-21:00	Have dinner at home and spend a short time with your family. Students preparing for exams return to studying immediately.
21:00-24:00	Do homework or review at home or in the library. High school students in particular tend to study until late at night.