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大学紹介
University of Suwon Korean Language & Culture Institute · USW KLCI
About University of Suwon Korean Language & Culture Institute
The Korean Language & Culture Institute at the University of Suwon was established to provide high-quality Korean language education to international students. Since its opening, the institute has been developing rapidly as a leading Korean education center with a commitment to providing systematic and responsible language education for all foreigners who wish to learn Korean. With excellent faculty and advanced teaching facilities, our instructors employ diverse teaching methods to help students learn Korean easily, quickly, and efficiently. The institute also offers pre-university courses for students who complete prescribed Korean language levels and wish to enter the University of Suwon.
Key Features of University of Suwon Korean Language & Culture Institute
Leading Education Center
As part of the University of Suwon's global education initiative, the Korean Language & Culture Institute has established itself as a premier center for Korean language education, welcoming students from around the world to learn Korean and experience Korean culture in a supportive academic environment.
Comprehensive 6-Level Program
Our curriculum is structured into six progressive levels, from beginner to advanced, designed to develop comprehensive Korean language skills. Each level focuses on practical communication abilities including speaking, listening, reading, and writing for daily life and academic purposes.
Qualified and Experienced Faculty
Classes are taught by highly qualified instructors specialized in Korean language education. Our faculty members are dedicated to employing various teaching methods tailored to help students learn easily and efficiently, creating an engaging and effective learning environment.
Modern Facilities & University Path
Students benefit from advanced learning facilities and resources. The institute has established pre-university courses for students who wish to continue their studies at the University of Suwon, providing a clear pathway to undergraduate and graduate programs.
Korean Language Programs Overview
Regular Korean Language Course
- Four terms per year: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
- Intensive language instruction focusing on practical communication skills
- Six progressive levels from beginner to advanced
- Integrated curriculum covering speaking, listening, reading, and writing
- Small class sizes for personalized attention and effective learning
Level Structure & Learning Outcomes
- Level 1-2: Basic expressions for daily life including greetings, introductions, ordering food, shopping, and using public transportation
- Level 3-4: Ability to exchange opinions about daily life, understand Korean newspapers and television to some extent, and live in Korea without difficulty
- Level 5-6: Ability to read and write business or specialized documents, perform general work at Korean companies, and understand university-level liberal arts classes
Support Programs & Activities
- Suwon University Buddy Assistant (SUBA): Peer support program connecting international students with Korean students
- Suwon University Language Assistant (SULA): Language exchange and practice opportunities
- Cultural activities and excursions to experience Korean culture and history
- Pre-university preparation courses for students planning to enter degree programs
- Access to university facilities including library, sports facilities, and student services
Application Process & Requirements
Required Documents
- Completed application form (available at http://koredu.suwon.ac.kr)
- Copy of passport
- High school diploma or higher education certificate
- Financial guarantee documents
- Health certificate and medical insurance
- Additional documents may be requested during the review process
Important Notes
- Documents not in Korean, English, or Chinese must be translated and notarized
- Submitted documents will not be returned
- Admission may be revoked if documents are found to be forged
- For D-4 visa applicants, allow sufficient time for visa processing
- Specific document requirements may vary by nationality
Tuition & Fees
Program Fees
- Application Fee: Please contact the institute for current fees
- Tuition: Please inquire for current term tuition (textbooks may be additional)
- Dormitory: On-campus housing available (based on double occupancy)
Payment Information
Receiver: Korean Language & Culture Institute (The University of Suwon)
한국어교육원(수원대학교)
※ Tuition and fees are subject to change. Please contact the institute for the most current information.
Campus Location & Surroundings
Address: 17 Wauan-gil, Bongdam-eup, Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do 18323, South Korea
Strategic Location
The University of Suwon is located in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province, near Suwon City - a vibrant area that combines cultural heritage with modern development. The location provides easy access to Seoul and offers proximity to major attractions including Samsung Electronics headquarters, Everland Resort, and the Korean Folk Village.
By Public Transportation
The campus is accessible via various bus routes and is well-connected to the greater Seoul metropolitan area. Detailed directions and transportation information are available on the university website.
About the University of Suwon
Founded in 1977 and officially established in 1982, the University of Suwon is a comprehensive university built on Confucian values of frugality, justice, and creativity. Starting with just 250 students, USW has grown to serve over 12,000 students across 10 undergraduate schools and multiple graduate programs.
The university maintains international partnerships with nearly 100 universities across 28 countries, fostering global education and cultural exchange. USW is committed to developing global leaders with creative problem-solving capabilities, critical thinking skills, and effective communication abilities for the 21st century.
Inquiries & Consultation
For questions about applying to the University of Suwon Korean Language & Culture Institute, program details, term schedules, or visa-related matters, please refer to the official website or contact us through Trenvl for personalized guidance.
Official Website : http://koredu.suwon.ac.kr
University Website : https://www.suwon.ac.kr/eng/
Phone : +82-31-229-8270
Main University Phone : +82-31-220-2114
Additional Support : Through your dedicated Trenvl planner, you can receive 1:1 guidance on choosing your term and course, arranging accommodation, preparing your visa, and planning your Korean language study journey at USW.
授業時間割
Regular Korean Language Course · Study Abroad Package
University of Suwon Korean Language & Culture Institute Regular Course Study Abroad Package
A comprehensive Korean language program at the University of Suwon – designed to help you study Korean intensively, experience Korean culture, and prepare for university admission in Korea. Join a leading institute that combines excellent faculty, modern facilities, and diverse teaching methods for effective Korean language learning.
Center Contact
Phone :
+82-31-229-8270
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Main University :
+82-31-220-2114
Location (Campus)
Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi Province (near Seoul/Suwon)
Terms
4 terms per year (Spring · Summer · Fall · Winter)
Class Time
Mon–Fri, Intensive Korean language instruction
Levels
Beginner Level 1 ~ Advanced Level 6
Program Overview
The University of Suwon Korean Language & Culture Institute was established to provide high-quality Korean language education to international students. Since its opening, the institute has developed rapidly as a leading Korean education center, committed to helping students learn Korean easily, quickly, and efficiently through diverse teaching methods and excellent faculty.
- 4 terms per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter) with intensive Korean language instruction
- Monday to Friday classes focusing on practical communication skills
- 6 progressive levels from beginner to advanced
- Integrated curriculum covering speaking, listening, reading, and writing
- Small class sizes for personalized attention and effective learning
- Eligible for D-4 Korean language training visa
- Pre-university courses available for students planning to enter University of Suwon
- Highly qualified instructors specialized in Korean language education
- Advanced facilities and modern teaching methods
Basic Information
| Location (Campus) |
Korean Language & Culture Institute, The University of Suwon 17 Wauan-gil, Bongdam-eup, Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do 18323, South Korea (Near Suwon City, accessible from Seoul metropolitan area) |
|---|---|
| Terms |
4 terms per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter) Intensive Korean language instruction per term |
| Levels Offered |
Levels 1 (beginner) to 6 (advanced) Progressive curriculum designed for systematic language development |
| Class Schedule |
Regular Classes: Monday–Friday Intensive language instruction focusing on practical communication skills |
| Class Size |
Small classes for effective learning and personalized attention ※ Classes are subject to minimum enrollment requirements |
| Eligibility |
Foreign nationals who wish to learn Korean language and culture Completion of high school or equivalent education |
Level Structure & Learning Outcomes
| Level | Learning Outcomes |
|---|---|
| Level 1 | Learn basic and essential expressions for daily life including greetings, introductions, ordering food at restaurants, shopping, using public transportation, visiting post office, hospital, and using pay phones |
| Level 2 | Develop foundational communication skills for everyday situations. Expand vocabulary and grammar for common daily activities and social interactions |
| Level 3 | Able to exchange opinions easily about daily life with Koreans. Begin to understand Korean newspapers and television to some extent. Develop ability to live in Korea without significant difficulty |
| Level 4 | Understand Korean newspapers and television content. Communicate confidently in various daily situations. Handle most practical needs for living in Korea independently |
| Level 5 | Able to read and write business or specialized documents. Perform general work at Korean companies. Obtain communication level required to understand liberal arts classes at universities |
| Level 6 | Advanced proficiency for professional and academic contexts. Able to handle complex documents, engage in sophisticated discussions, and function effectively in Korean academic or business environments |
Course Features & Benefits
Communication-Focused Learning
Integrated curriculum emphasizing practical communication skills through balanced training in speaking, listening, reading, and writing for real-life situations
Expert Faculty
Highly qualified instructors specialized in Korean language education who employ diverse teaching methods to help students learn easily, quickly, and efficiently
University Pathway
Pre-university courses established for students who complete prescribed Korean language levels and wish to enter the University of Suwon for undergraduate or graduate programs
Modern Facilities
Advanced learning facilities with modern teaching equipment and resources. Access to university facilities including library, sports centers, and student services
Support Programs & Activities
- Suwon University Buddy Assistant (SUBA): Peer support program connecting international students with Korean students for language exchange, cultural activities, and campus life guidance
- Suwon University Language Assistant (SULA): Language practice opportunities with native Korean speakers to improve conversational skills and cultural understanding
- Cultural Activities: Regular cultural experiences including Korean traditional arts, cooking classes, field trips to historical sites, and local learning activities
- Campus Life: Access to student clubs, sports facilities, library resources, and various university events and activities
- Career Support: Guidance for students planning to continue education at Korean universities or seeking employment in Korea
Tuition & Fees
| Item | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | Please inquire | Non-refundable |
| Tuition (per term) | Please contact institute |
Tuition for regular Korean language courses ※ Textbook fees may be additional |
| Dormitory (optional) | Available (double occupancy) |
On-campus housing available for international students Includes basic furniture and utilities |
| Estimated Living Expenses | Approx. 600,000–1,000,000 KRW per month |
Includes meals, transportation, phone, and personal expenses ※ Varies depending on individual lifestyle |
Note: Tuition and fees are subject to change. Please contact the Korean Language & Culture Institute directly or your Trenvl planner for the most current information on fees, payment methods, and available scholarships.
Included / Not Included
✓ Included in Package
- Guidance and support for application to University of Suwon Korean Language & Culture Institute
- Assistance with application form completion and document preparation
- Guidance on tuition payment procedures
- Basic guidance on preparing D-4 language training visa
- Information on dormitory options and off-campus housing
- Basic information on daily life in Hwaseong/Suwon area
- Support for buddy program and language assistant applications
✗ Not Included
- Airfare and airport transportation
- Actual accommodation costs (dormitory or off-campus housing)
- Textbook and course materials fees
- Meals, transportation, and personal expenses
- Health insurance and medical costs
- Visa application fees
- Optional cultural activities and excursions
Application Procedure
- Initial Consultation & Course Selection
Consultation with Trenvl planner and University of Suwon Korean Language & Culture Institute (select term, level, and housing preferences) - Application Submission & Document Preparation
Complete application form available at http://koredu.suwon.ac.kr + prepare required documents including:- Copy of passport
- High school diploma or higher education certificate
- Financial guarantee documents
- Health certificate
- Additional documents as requested
※ D-4 visa applicants should allow sufficient time for document processing - Document Review & Admission Result
Institute reviews application documents (typically 2–3 weeks) → Admission notification sent via email - Tuition Payment
Pay tuition and fees as instructed
Payment receiver: Korean Language & Culture Institute (The University of Suwon) 한국어교육원(수원대학교) - Visa Application & Pre-departure Preparation
Receive Certificate of Admission → Apply for D-4 visa at Korean embassy/consulate → Book flight tickets → Arrange accommodation - Arrival & Orientation
Arrive in Korea → Complete registration procedures → Attend orientation → Begin classes
⚠️ Important Application Notes
- Submitted documents will not be returned
- Admission may be revoked if documents are found to be forged, and tuition will not be refunded
- For nationals of certain countries, additional documents may be requested to prove necessity of language study
- If any family member has illegal stay status in Korea, visa application may be impossible and admission may be canceled
Campus Location & Access
Address: 17 Wauan-gil, Bongdam-eup, Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do 18323, South Korea
Strategic Location
The University of Suwon is located in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province, near Suwon City – a vibrant area combining cultural heritage with modern development. The location offers easy access to Seoul and proximity to major attractions including Samsung Electronics headquarters, Everland Resort, and the Korean Folk Village.
Transportation
The campus is accessible via public transportation from Seoul and surrounding areas. Detailed directions and bus route information will be provided upon admission.
About the University of Suwon
Founded in 1977 and established under Confucian values of frugality, justice, and creativity, the University of Suwon has grown from an initial class of 250 students to serve over 12,000 students today. The university comprises 10 undergraduate schools offering diverse programs from humanities to engineering.
USW maintains partnerships with nearly 100 universities across 28 countries, fostering international education and cultural exchange. The university is committed to developing global leaders equipped with creative problem-solving capabilities, critical thinking skills, and effective communication abilities for the 21st century.
The Korean Language & Culture Institute plays a vital role in preparing international students for success in Korean higher education and the global community, serving as the center of Korean education in this dynamic era.
Consultation & Additional Support
A dedicated University of Suwon Korean Language & Culture Institute planner at Trenvl will support you through every step – from course selection and application documents to visa preparation, accommodation arrangement, and settling into daily life in Korea.
For direct inquiries:
Phone: +82-31-229-8270
Website: http://koredu.suwon.ac.kr
University Main Line: +82-31-220-2114
Contact your Trenvl planner for personalized guidance on choosing the right term, preparing application materials, understanding visa requirements, and planning your Korean language study journey at the University of Suwon.
場所
学業規定
University of Suwon Korean Language & Culture Institute Application Guidelines
This guide is for students applying to the regular Korean language program at the University of Suwon Korean Language & Culture Institute. Please check the eligibility, required documents, application procedure, tuition, and contact information below.
1. Eligibility Requirements
- Foreign nationals who wish to learn Korean language and culture
- Applicants who have completed high school or equivalent education
- Applicants who can submit properly certified educational documents according to their country's regulations (Apostille or consular confirmation)
- Applicants with no disqualifying reasons for attending Korean language classes or staying in Korea
- Applicants for D-4 visa must plan to study for sufficient duration as required by Korean immigration regulations
⚠️ Important Notes
- Additional documents may be requested during the application review process
- Submitted documents will not be returned
- Admission may be revoked and tuition will not be refunded if submitted documents are found to be forged
- If documents are not in Korean, English, or Chinese, they must be translated into one of these languages, notarized, and then submitted
2. Application Procedure
- Consultation and Course Selection
Contact the University of Suwon Korean Language & Culture Institute or your Trenvl planner for initial consultation. Discuss program options, term schedules, and accommodation. - Complete Application Form
Use the application form available at http://koredu.suwon.ac.kr
Complete all required fields accurately. - Prepare Required Documents
Gather all required documents according to your visa status and nationality (see detailed list below).
※ Ensure all documents are properly certified with Apostille or consular confirmation as required. - Submit Application and Documents
Submit completed application form and all required documents to the Korean Language & Culture Institute.
Documents can be submitted by post or in person. - Document Review
The institute reviews your application (review time typically 2–3 weeks but may vary depending on circumstances). - Admission Notification
Receive admission result via email or phone. - Tuition Payment
Upon acceptance, pay tuition and fees according to the payment instructions provided.
Payment receiver: Korean Language & Culture Institute (The University of Suwon) 한국어교육원(수원대학교) - Certificate of Admission (for D-4 visa applicants)
After tuition payment, receive Certificate of Admission for visa application. - Visa Application and Entry to Korea
Apply for the appropriate visa (D-4 for language study) at the Korean embassy/consulate in your country → Enter Korea.
※ The institute may request additional documents depending on the situation.
※ Visa application must be done by the student directly and follows the regulations of the local Korean embassy/consulate or
immigration office.
※ Visa procedures and processing times vary by country, so please check in advance with the Korean diplomatic mission in your country.
3. Required Documents
Required documents may vary depending on your nationality, visa status, and program type. The following is a general guideline. Always reconfirm specific requirements with the Korean Language & Culture Institute directly.
Basic Required Documents (All Applicants)
| No. | Document | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Application Form |
Completed application form (available at http://koredu.suwon.ac.kr) Fill out all sections completely and accurately |
| 02 | ID Photo |
Recent passport-size color photo (3.5×4.5 cm recommended) White or light-colored background |
| 03 | Passport Copy |
Clear copy of passport page showing photo and personal information Passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond intended study period |
| 04 | Proof of Highest Education |
Graduation certificate or diploma from the last school attended • High school graduate: High school graduation certificate • University enrolled: High school certificate + university enrollment certificate • University graduate: University graduation certificate ※ Document must be properly certified according to your country's regulations |
Additional Documents for D-4 Visa Applicants
Important Requirements for D-4 Visa Applicants
- Educational certificates must be properly certified with Apostille or consular confirmation
- Financial documents must demonstrate sufficient funds to cover tuition and living expenses in Korea
- All documents must be submitted well in advance to allow time for visa processing
- Additional documents may be required based on nationality and specific circumstances
| No. | Document | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Educational Certificate with Apostille |
Original or certified copy with Apostille or consular confirmation Must be issued according to your country's authentication procedures ※ Contact your country's Ministry of Education or Foreign Affairs for Apostille procedures |
| 02 | Bank Balance Certificate |
• Must show sufficient funds (amount varies by visa requirements) • Should be issued recently (within 30 days of application) • Can be in applicant's or parent's/sponsor's name ※ Minimum balance requirements may vary; please confirm current requirements |
| 03 | Financial Support Documents |
If using sponsor's funds: • Family relationship certificate or proof of relationship • Sponsor's employment certificate or income proof • Letter of financial guarantee (if required) |
| 04 | Health Certificate |
Medical examination certificate proving good health Should be issued recently by a licensed medical institution |
| 05 | Additional Documents (if applicable) |
• Previous visa history or immigration records (if applicable) • Study plan or letter of purpose (may be requested) • Additional documents as requested during review process |
Nationality-Specific Requirements
Applicants from Certain Countries
Nationals of countries subject to special management by the Korean Ministry of Justice may need to submit additional documents. These requirements can change, so please verify current requirements with the institute and Korean embassy/consulate in your country.
※ Documents in languages other than Korean, English, or Chinese must be translated into Korean or English and notarized before submission.
※ Educational documents should be recent (generally within 6 months). Financial documents should be very recent (within 30 days).
※ Submitted documents will not be returned. Please ensure you can obtain additional copies if needed before submission.
※ The institute reserves the right to request additional documents during the review process.
※ If forged or false documents are submitted, admission will be canceled immediately.
4. Admission Regulations
- If any false or forged information is found in the submitted documents, admission may be canceled and completion/grades may be invalidated
- Submitted documents are not returned under any circumstances
- Visa issuance is conducted separately by Korean immigration authorities and embassies/consulates and is independent of admission approval
- Admission review begins only after the application form and all required documents have been received
- Document review usually takes 2–3 weeks from receipt, but may take longer depending on circumstances and application volume
- Even if admitted, admission may be revoked if visa is denied or if the applicant fails to enter Korea by the program start date
- If any family member has an illegal stay status in Korea, visa application may be impossible and admission may be canceled
5. Tuition & Fees
| Category | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | Please inquire |
One-time payment upon application Non-refundable |
| Tuition (per term) | Please contact institute |
Tuition for regular Korean language program ※ Textbooks and course materials are additional (fees vary by level) |
| Dormitory (optional) | Available (double occupancy) |
On-campus housing available Includes basic furniture and facilities ※ Availability may be limited; early application recommended |
| Living Expenses (estimate) | 600,000–1,000,000 KRW/month |
Includes meals, transportation, personal expenses ※ Actual expenses vary by lifestyle |
Important Fee Information
- Tuition and fees are subject to change. Please verify current fees with the institute
- Payment receiver: Korean Language & Culture Institute (The University of Suwon) 한국어교육원(수원대학교)
- All bank transfer fees must be covered by the student
- Refund policies apply according to Korean education regulations and institute policies
6. Application Timeline
Regular Korean Language Course Terms
- Spring Term: Classes typically begin in March
- Summer Term: Classes typically begin in June
- Fall Term: Classes typically begin in September
- Winter Term: Classes typically begin in December
※ Specific dates vary by year. Please check the official website or contact the institute for exact schedules.
※ Application deadlines are typically 2–3 months before term start date for international students requiring visas.
⏰ Application Timing Recommendations
- For D-4 visa applicants: Begin application process at least 3–4 months before desired term start date
- For students with existing valid visas: Apply at least 1–2 months before term start date
- Allow extra time if Apostille or other document certifications are required
- Contact the institute early if you need dormitory accommodation, as spaces may be limited
7. Contact Information
| Contact Type | Details |
|---|---|
| Phone |
+82-31-229-8270 (Korean Language & Culture Institute) +82-31-220-2114 (University Main Line) |
| Website |
http://koredu.suwon.ac.kr https://www.suwon.ac.kr/eng/ (University main site) |
| Office Hours |
Monday–Friday (Korean business hours) ※ Please call ahead or check website for specific hours |
Postal & Visit Address
Korean Language & Culture Institute
The University of Suwon
17 Wauan-gil, Bongdam-eup, Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do 18323, South Korea
한국어문화교육원(수원대학교)
Access: The campus is accessible via public transportation from Seoul and surrounding areas. Detailed directions will be provided upon admission.
Need Help with Your Application?
For detailed information on the admission process, required documents, and study abroad preparation, please consult with:
- The Korean Language & Culture Institute directly via the contact information above
- Your dedicated Trenvl planner who can provide comprehensive support throughout the application process
Trenvl Counseling & Support Services
From application preparation to visa assistance, accommodation arrangement, and settling into life in Korea,
a professional planner at Trenvl will guide you every step of the way on your Korean language study journey
at the University of Suwon.
Final Reminders
- Always verify current requirements and deadlines with the institute directly, as policies may change
- Start your application process early, especially if you need to obtain Apostille or visa
- Keep copies of all documents you submit
- Follow up with the institute to confirm receipt of your application materials
- Prepare financial documentation showing sufficient funds for your entire study period
- Check visa requirements specific to your nationality with the Korean embassy/consulate in your country
カリキュラムと教材
University of Suwon Korean Language & Culture Institute · Regular Program · Level Curriculum
Level 1 Regular Korean Course Curriculum (Beginner 1)
This is an introductory course designed for learners who are studying Korean for the first time. Students will learn basic Korean pronunciation and Hangul (Korean alphabet), and practice essential expressions for daily life including greetings, introductions, ordering food at restaurants, shopping, and using public transportation.
1. Learning Objectives
- Master Hangul consonants and vowels and understand basic pronunciation rules
- Learn and use basic and essential expressions for daily life including greetings, introductions, ordering food at restaurants, shopping, public transportation, post office, hospital, and pay phones
- Create simple sentences using fundamental grammar patterns and core vocabulary
- Understand and express basic information such as numbers, time, dates, and prices
- Read and write short, simple sentences in Korean
- Engage in very simple everyday communication with basic courtesy and politeness
2. Course Content
Pronunciation & Writing
- Hangul consonants and vowels
- Final consonant (batchim) pronunciation
- Basic syllable structure and formation
- Basic pronunciation rules
- Reading and writing simple Korean sentences
- Proper intonation and rhythm
Grammar & Sentence Structure
- Basic particles and their usage
- Basic present, past, and future tenses
- "이다 / 아니다" (to be / not to be) patterns
- "있다 / 없다" (to have / not have; to exist / not exist)
- Basic negative expressions
- Simple connecting sentences
- Basic question forms
Vocabulary & Expressions
- Greetings and courtesy expressions
- Self-introduction vocabulary (name, nationality, occupation)
- Family relationships and personal information
- Numbers, time, dates, and days of the week
- Food-related vocabulary for restaurants
- Shopping and price-related expressions
- Transportation and direction vocabulary
- Common places (post office, hospital, etc.)
Communication Skills
- Greeting and introducing yourself
- Shopping and asking about prices
- Ordering food at restaurants and cafés
- Asking for and giving directions
- Using public transportation
- Making simple phone calls
- Visiting post office and hospital
- Making basic appointments and schedules
3. Learning Outcomes by Skill Area
Speaking & Listening
- Engage in basic conversations using simple sentences and essential expressions
- Understand and respond to simple questions about daily life topics
- Make simple requests and express basic needs in everyday situations
- Communicate basic information about yourself and your immediate surroundings
Reading & Writing
- Read and understand simple signs, menus, and short messages
- Write simple sentences about familiar topics
- Fill out basic forms with personal information
- Write short messages, notes, and text messages in Korean
Cultural Understanding
- Understand basic Korean etiquette and polite expressions
- Learn essential cultural knowledge for daily life in Korea
- Develop awareness of Korean social customs and behaviors
4. Sample Classroom Activities
- Hangul practice: Learning to read and write Korean alphabet through interactive exercises and games
- Self-introduction presentations: Introducing yourself with name, nationality, and basic personal information
- Number and time practice: Learning to tell time, dates, and prices through practical exercises
- Restaurant role-play: Ordering food and drinks at Korean restaurants and cafés
- Shopping scenarios: Practicing buying items, asking prices, and negotiating in Korean
- Transportation practice: Learning to use buses, subways, and taxis with appropriate expressions
- Direction-finding activities: Asking for and giving directions using maps and landmarks
- Simple conversations: Pair and group activities for basic daily life communication
- Short writing tasks: Writing simple sentences, messages, and diary entries
5. Weekly Topics (Sample)
The following is a typical example of topics covered in Level 1. The actual course content and pace may vary depending on the instructor and class progress.
| Week | Main Topic | Key Expressions & Grammar | Activities |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1-2 |
Hangul & Greetings Korean alphabet and basic greetings |
• Hangul consonants and vowels • Basic greetings • "안녕하세요", "감사합니다" |
Reading and writing practice Greeting classmates |
| Week 3 |
Self-Introduction Introducing yourself |
• "이에요/예요" (to be) • Name, nationality, occupation • Basic particles |
Self-introduction presentation Interviewing classmates |
| Week 4 |
Numbers & Time Telling time and dates |
• Native and Sino-Korean numbers • Time expressions • Days of the week, dates |
Number games Making schedules |
| Week 5 |
Shopping Buying items and asking prices |
• "얼마예요?" (How much?) • "있어요/없어요" (have/don't have) • Shopping vocabulary |
Shopping role-play Price bargaining practice |
| Week 6 |
Food & Restaurants Ordering food |
• Food vocabulary • Ordering expressions • "주세요" (please give me) |
Reading menus Restaurant role-play |
| Week 7 |
Transportation Using public transportation |
• Transportation vocabulary • Direction expressions • "어디예요?" (Where is...?) |
Map reading Direction-finding practice |
| Week 8 |
Daily Activities Post office, hospital, phone calls |
• Basic verbs for daily activities • Simple request forms • Phone conversation basics |
Situational role-plays Simple conversation practice |
| Week 9-10 |
Review, Evaluation, and Cultural Activities Comprehensive review of all topics, mid-term and final evaluations, Korean culture experience activities |
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6. Teaching Methods
- Integrated Skills Approach: Balanced development of speaking, listening, reading, and writing through interconnected activities
- Communication-Focused: Emphasis on practical communication skills for real-life situations in Korea
- Interactive Learning: Pair work, group activities, and role-plays to encourage active participation
- Task-Based Activities: Real-world tasks that simulate authentic Korean language use
- Cultural Integration: Korean cultural elements woven throughout the curriculum
- Student-Centered: Activities tailored to student interests and needs within the beginner level framework
7. Assessment & Evaluation
| Evaluation Component | Weight | De ion |
|---|---|---|
| Attendance & Participation | 20-30% |
Regular class attendance and active participation in class activities ※ Minimum attendance requirement typically applies |
| Assignments & Homework | 15-20% | Regular homework assignments, writing tasks, and project work |
| Mid-term Evaluation | 25-30% |
Assessment of listening, reading, writing, and speaking skills Covers material from first half of term |
| Final Evaluation | 25-30% |
Comprehensive assessment of all four skills Covers material from entire term |
⚠️ Completion Requirements
- Satisfactory attendance (typically 80% or higher)
- Passing grades in all assessment components
- Demonstration of proficiency in basic Korean language skills
※ Specific requirements may vary; please confirm with the institute
8. Textbooks & Learning Materials
- Level 1 Korean language textbook (designed for beginner learners)
- Workbook with practice exercises for all four skills
- Supplementary materials provided by instructors
- Audio and video learning resources
- Online learning platform access (if available)
※ Textbook fees are typically not included in tuition and are purchased separately
※ Specific textbooks may vary by term; information will be provided upon admission
9. What to Expect After Level 1
Upon successful completion of Level 1, students will have developed foundational Korean language skills and be ready to:
- Progress to Level 2, where they will expand vocabulary, learn more complex grammar patterns, and develop deeper conversational abilities
- Handle basic daily life situations in Korea with greater confidence
- Continue building on their foundation toward intermediate Korean proficiency
- Better understand and appreciate Korean culture and society
※ Progression to the next level is based on successful completion of current level requirements
Important Notes
- The above information is a general overview of the Level 1 Korean language course at the University of Suwon Korean Language & Culture Institute
- Actual course content, teaching methods, and evaluation criteria may vary depending on the instructor, term, and class composition
- Level placement is determined through assessment before or at the start of the term
- The curriculum emphasizes practical communication skills and cultural understanding through an integrated approach
- Cultural activities and field trips may be included throughout the term to enhance learning
- Detailed syllabi and course schedules will be provided by instructors at the beginning of each term
Interested in Other Levels?
The University of Suwon Korean Language & Culture Institute offers systematic Korean language courses from
Level 1 (Beginner) through Level 6 (Advanced).
Each level builds progressively on the skills learned in previous levels, leading to comprehensive Korean
language proficiency.
For more details about other levels or to discuss which level is right for you, please contact the institute
or your Trenvl planner.
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더투어랩은 마음대로 예약하세요~~
호텔,골프,투어,차량..취소/변경수수료가 전~혀 없어요.
단,호텔이나 업체에서 매기는 수수료는 어쩔 수 없지만 최대한 가볍게 해드려요~~
호텔,골프,투어,차량..취소/변경수수료가 전~혀 없어요.
단,호텔이나 업체에서 매기는 수수료는 어쩔 수 없지만 최대한 가볍게 해드려요~~
24년 11월 10일(일) 18시 이전:
24년 11월 10일(일) 18시 ~ 24년 11월 11일(일) 18시:
24년 11월 10일(일) 18시 이후 쥐소 또는 노쇼(No Show):
취소/변경 수수류 전혀 없이 취소/변경 가능
결제하신 금액의 50% 요금이 자지로 발생
결제하신 금액 전액이 자지로 발생
* 정확한 저리를 위해서 쥐소변경온 전화로는 눌가하고, 반드시 사이트에 글로 남겨주셔야 합니다.
* 위의 취소요청 시간은 한국시간을 기준으로 됩니다.
* 노 쇼(No-Show): 여악올 했지만 쥐소 연락 없이 예약장소에 나타나지 않는 경우를 말합니다.
* 위의 취소요청 시간은 한국시간을 기준으로 됩니다.
* 노 쇼(No-Show): 여악올 했지만 쥐소 연락 없이 예약장소에 나타나지 않는 경우를 말합니다.
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