Focused on practical language skills and cultural context, the King Sejong Institute Washington, D.C. (KSIDC) offers a range of classes that build skills in speaking, reading, listening, and writing Korean.
Focused on practical language skills and cultural context, the King Sejong Institute Washington, D.C. (KSIDC) offers a range of classes that build skills in speaking, reading, listening, and writing Korean. All classes are limited in size and led by native Korean-speaking instructors with teaching experience at U.S. universities or professional institutions.
Classes primarily teach language skills, while also introducing students to the traditional, modern, and social culture of Korea. The KSIDC is a DC-based 501(c)3 nonprofit organization which operates Korean language classes and educational programs in partnership with the Korean Cultural Center.
Registration for all KSIDC classes is open to the public, and all those who wish to improve their Korean are welcome! For more details, see our nondiscrimination policy below.
Nondiscrimination Policy
The King Sejong Institute Washington, D.C. admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to its students.
It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admission and registration policies, support related to registration costs, and other school-administered programs. All are welcome!
2023 Schedule
Exact start and end dates for each class vary. A detailed schedule will be added to this website and sent to our mailing list a few weeks before each session of classes.
With the goal of expanding cultural exchange between Korea and the United States, our center offers a variety of Korean cultural experiences such as exhibitions, performances, traditional culture explorations, films, K-Pop, literature, Korean language learning, education and outreach programs, and more.
In 2023 in particular, we will present an even richer array of cultural programs as we mark the 70th anniversary of the Korea-U.S. Alliance. Please explore the Korean Cultural Center Washington, D.C. both online and in-person to experience the cultural activities we have to offer.
The Republic of Korea is a country of what we call jeong. This important cultural concept is difficult to translate fully, but can be interpreted in part as "deep attachment" or "true friendship."
I would like to share our jeong with all those who love culture. In this spirit, the Korean Cultural Center Washington, D.C. will take the lead in strengthening the strong friendship between Korea and the United States through the medium of culture.
Korean language classes are offered by The Arts Center for All. Our students can work at the cafe and can teach English. It will help them use their abilities to support themselves financially.
We offer Korean classes for all levels of students, and take pride in providing L.A.'s premier Korean instruction, with highly educated, native-speaking Korean teachers and university texts.
A private session is more effective, efficient and convenient than enrolling in a group class. Your Strommen teacher will be a perfect fit for your needs and learning style. We equate 10 hours of private classes with a full semester in a traditional college or group class.
Korean is spoken in South and North Korea by about 70 million people. There are about 3 million Koreans in China and Japan and smaller numbers in Russian and the ex Soviet States of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan as well as in the United States.
Learn korean at language loop in chicago. Like japanese, korean is not closely related to any other language.
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