The regular course consists of a total of 6 levels, from Level 1 to Level 6.
- It is operated in 4 semesters (spring, summer, autumn, winter) per year.
- Classes are held 4 hours a day, 5 days a week, for a total of 200 hours per semester.
- You can improve creative Korean skills by doing various activities in real situations.
- During the semester, you can directly experience Korean culture such as Taekwondo, Samulnori, K-pop, and dance.
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Class time system
| Class Day | Class Time | Class Period | Total Class Time | Class content |
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| Mon - Fri | 9am ~ 1pm (4hours) | 10 weeks | 200hours | Integrated education in four areas: speaking, listening, reading and writing |
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Learning contents | Able to communicate very simple in daily life (self-introduction, greetings, shopping, etc.) Can understand and use basic vocabulary and simple sentences. Able to understand the most basic Korean culture of daily life and compare it with the culture of stimulation. |
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Learning contents | Able to solve simple problems frequently encountered in daily life using basic vocabulary and simple sentences. Personal frequently dealt with in daily life. Able to communicate easily on specific topics. Can understand the basic culture of daily life in Korea and compare it with your own culture. |
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Learning contents | Able to solve most of the problems that are frequently encountered in daily life, and can solve some of the tasks required in a familiar social context. Can communicate briefly about abstract topics and areas of interest. Able to distinguish between written and spoken language to some extent. Understand most of Korea's daily life culture, representative behavioral culture, and achievement culture and compare it with one's own culture. |
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Learning contents | Able to solve most of the tasks required in a familiar social context, and can handle basic tasks related to one's job. Able to communicate with relative fluency on abstract topics and on one's own field of interest. It is possible to properly distinguish between written and spoken language, and it can be used separately from formal and informal depending on the subject and situation. Understand Korea's representative behavioral culture and achievement culture and compare it with your own culture. |
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Learning contents | To some extent, the required challenges can be addressed in less familiar social contexts, and emotional communication functions related to one's work or studies can be performed. One can communicate briefly about an unfamiliar society & abstract topics and one's profession or academic field. It can communicate formally in formal contexts. Understand various Korean behavioral cultures, achievement cultures, and representative ideological cultures, and understand diversity and specificity compared to its own culture. |
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Learning contents | In less familiar social contexts, the required challenges can be adequately addressed, and the communication functions associated with one's work or studies can be performed to some extent. Can be relatively fluent in an unfamiliar society & abstract topics and in one's profession or academic field. A discourse that Koreans enjoy using and Text structures are properly available. It can understand the diverse culture of behavior, achievement culture, and ideological culture of Korea, and understand the diversity and specificity of culture compared to its own culture. |
Tuition
- Application fee KRW 50,000 (No refund allowed)
- Tuition KRW 1,500,000 / Half year
Eligibility
- Person with at least a High school diploma or the equivalent degrees
Application Procedure
1. Application Materials Submission
2. Documentation
3. Admission Result Notification & Tuition bills mailing
4. Tuition Payment
5. Certificate of Admission (CoA)
6. Apply Visa(D-4 visa)
7. Entry & Level test
8. Begin a Course
Admission Document
※ Overseas Applicant (Need D-4visa application)
| Submission Document | Note |
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| Application & Training Schedule Plan | 온라인 지원서 작성 https://www.studyinkorea.go.kr/ko/main.do?message= |
| Three Passport Photos | |
| Photocopy of the Passport Information | |
| Photocopy of the official ID of the Applicant and Parents |
· Chinese applicants: photocopy of the Hukoubu (户口簿) · Submit a certificate of family relationand notary if the guardian is not a parent |
| Documents proving final academic background/degree | Submit photocopy of Korean or English version and for other languages, Notarize translation into English or Korean or request an Apostille |
| Official Transcript of Final School | |
| Parent’s Proof of Employment & Importation Certification | It must be written Corporate name, address, contact address |
| A Proof of bank balance in the applicant’s name |
· Minimum balance of USD 10,000 · If parent’s name, Notarization of family relation certificate required |
| Two Korean guarantor’s certificate | An Incumbent of Korean nationality, Nortarization required |
※ Short tourist visa(C-3-9, 90 days) or Eligibility to stay in Korea( Don’t need D-4 visa)
· Application & Training Schedule Plan
· Passport Photo
· Photocopy of the Passport Information
· Photocopy of the Official Graduation Certificate of Final School (or Certificate of Attendance)
· Photocopy of the Certification of Alien Registration
