“Made in Korea: The K-Pop Experience” has been snapped up by the BBC for U.K. audiences.

The six-part series will follow five U.K. contestants as they’re flown to South Korea and put through a rigorous 100-day K-pop training course in the hope of emerging as the world’s biggest new boy band.

“Cameras go behind closed doors at Sm Entertainment for the first time to witness the band working with the world’s greatest choreographers, singing songs from the best songwriters, and being tutored by some of the most revered experts in the K-pop business,” reads the logline.

The boys will be immersed in Korean life and K-pop culture as well as have intense lessons in choreography, voice and performance. They’ll also be offered life coaching techniques.

Meanwhile K-pop mogul Hee Jun Yoon, who has overseen some of the country’s biggest bands over the past two decades,...