동서한국어교육원 주메뉴
전체메뉴

The Korean Regular Language Course runs for 10 weeks, with 4 hours of classes per day, 5 days a week. Along with level-appropriate Korean classes, the program incorporates EduTech-enhanced learning and specialized courses—such as TOPIK preparation and speaking skills—tailored to students’ proficiency and goals. Additionally, a variety of hands-on cultural experience programs are offered to help students learn the Korean language and culture in a practical, immersive environment.
| Classification | Contents | ||||
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| Semester | Spring | Summer | Fall | Winter | |
| Period | March - May | June - August | September - November | December - February | |
| Course | Beginner / Intermediate / Advanced | ||||
| Curriculum | Regular Course: Mon to Fri (9:00 – 13:00 / 14:00 – 18:00) | ||||
| Cultural Experience: More than twice a semester | |||||
| Etc. | Counseling Program | 1:1 Consultation / A Regular Consultation | |||
| Mentoring Program | International Student : International Student | ||||
※ The schedule above is subject to change.
| Classification | Contents |
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| Advanced 2 | Students broaden their vocabulary comprehension across a wide range of topics to achieve native-like fluency and expression. They also learn to compose professional reports and academic documents. |
| Beginner 1 | As a foundational step, students learn Korean pronunciation and character structure, and gain an understanding of basic sentence structures and grammatical forms. They will also learn to use essential expressions for everyday situations such as ordering food, shopping, talking about hobbies, and discussing the weather. |
| Beginner 2 | Students can understand simple sentences and engage in basic conversations on familiar topics such as travel, transportation, and daily weather. |
| Intermediate 1 | Students can accurately understand active and passive verb structures, as well as indirect speech and collocations, while preparing for the TOPIK exam through practical exercises. They will also learn to handle daily tasks in public and business settings—such as offices, hospitals, and post offices—and carry on everyday conversations fluently. |
| Intermediate 2 | Students expand their Korean vocabulary and expressions by learning idioms, onomatopoeia, mimetic words, proverbs, and casual speech register. They deepen their understanding of Korean culture and customs, allowing them to discuss specialized and abstract topics beyond everyday contexts. Additionally, students undertake in-depth preparation for the TOPIK exam through practical test practice. |
| Advanced 1 | Students gain a comprehensive understanding of Korean social, cultural, and historical topics. They explore authentic media—such as movies and TV dramas—and analyze professional authentic texts, including newspaper articles and literary novels. |
| Per Semester (Spring·Summer·Fall·Winter) | 1,200,000KRW |
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