An introduction to Korean suitable for learners who would like to achieve a basic but solid understanding of the language. This course provides an enjoyable learning experience through cultural contexts. It will introduce basic conversational and written Korean.
An introduction to Korean suitable for learners who would like to achieve a basic but solid understanding of the language. This course provides an enjoyable learning experience through cultural contexts. It will introduce basic conversational and written Korean.
Course outline
Learning outcomes
By the end of this course, students should be able to:
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Our mission is to provide adults with stimulating and varied educational activities which develop their knowledge, understanding and skills. Within our program we place special emphasis on providing opportunities for the serious and objective study of the arts, humanities and sciences.
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At the end of your course you will receive a Certificate of Completion, detailing what you studied, for how many hours, and your final level. While our courses are not accredited by any university or similar institution, we can dedicate a portion of your course to exam prep.
As you learn to speak Korean from day one, the excitement and colour of new experiences will open a world of opportunities to you.
Immerse yourself in Korean culture in this short course. Develop Korean language communication skills.
Korean is spoken as a first language by more than 80 million people, according to Ethnologue. It is one of the four key Asian languages for Australian languages education. As a language using the phonetic Hangual system, the Korean alphabet makes Korean easier to learn.
This is a great introduction to the Korean language, Rachel will share not only the language but the culture of Korea as well. The basics of the Korean language and culture.
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