May 24, 2015
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2:45Now PlayingWhen it comes to education in South Korea, the demand is so strong it accounts for 12% of all consumer spending.
Parents push their children relentlessly, with classes in the evenings and at weekends. It's led to some teachers earning very high salaries, particularly to teach English. The BBC's Steve Evans, in Seoul, met one of them.
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