Idol School

Idol School (2017)

EndedReality show

Although promoted as a survival program, Idol School, as its name suggests, is similar to an actual school wherein for a total of 11 weeks, the participants will receive lessons in not only singing and dancing, but also the history of K-pop and everything that comes with being an idol in South Korea, such as mental training and appearing in public. Only female trainees age 11 and above who are not trainees of any entertainment company are allowed to join. The producer also clarified that former trainees and even former singers were also given the chance to participate. This caused some controversy as some people felt that it goes against its concept of 'training ordinary students' but despite this, a number of female participants who have previously trained under entertainment companies have made the cut.Viewers will vote live every episode and the students' 'grades' will be completely determined by it.

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EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E11Episode 11Sep 29, 2017
S01E10Episode 10Sep 22, 2017
S01E09Episode 9Sep 15, 2017
S01E08Episode 8Sep 8, 2017
S01E07Episode 7Aug 31, 2017
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Idol School' premiere?

'Idol School' premiered on July 13, 2017.

How many trainees participated in 'Idol School'?

A total of 41 trainees participated in 'Idol School'.

Who served as the main host of 'Idol School'?

The main host of 'Idol School' was Kim Heechul.

Which famous K-pop group made an appearance on 'Idol School'?

The popular K-pop group BTS made a special appearance on 'Idol School'.

Who was the winner of 'Idol School'?

The winner of 'Idol School' was Lee Haein.

What was the main objective of 'Idol School'?

The main objective of 'Idol School' was to train and groom aspiring idols.

What was the format of 'Idol School'?

'Idol School' followed a reality competition format where trainees competed to debut in a new girl group.

How long was the training period in 'Idol School'?

The training period in 'Idol School' lasted for 11 weeks.

Who were the mentors in 'Idol School'?

The mentors in 'Idol School' included Lee Soonkyu, Lee Hongki, Jo Sae Ho, and Kim Eana.

What were the challenges faced by the trainees in 'Idol School'?

The trainees in 'Idol School' faced challenges such as vocal and dance training, as well as physical fitness tests.

Which agency managed the girl group formed through 'Idol School'?

The girl group formed through 'Idol School' was managed by Stone Music Entertainment.

How many members were selected for the final debut group in 'Idol School'?

Nine members were selected for the final debut group in 'Idol School'.

What was the name of the girl group formed through 'Idol School'?

The girl group formed through 'Idol School' was named Fromis_9.

Did 'Idol School' have international trainees?

Yes, 'Idol School' had international trainees from countries like Japan, Thailand, and China.

What were some of the challenges faced by the trainees during the show?

Some of the challenges faced by the trainees during 'Idol School' included intense competition, physical exhaustion, and pressure to improve their skills.

Did 'Idol School' have a voting system to determine the rankings of the trainees?

Yes, 'Idol School' had a voting system where viewers could vote for their favorite trainees to determine their rankings.

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