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.
Korean Language
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 than ideographic systems used by some languages.
South Korea is one of Australia’s most important trading partners. It is a leading player in manufacturing and information technology, as illustrated by the high profiles of car manufacturers such as Hyundai and phone makers such as Samsung.
Beginning Continuing and Advanced Languages
Beginning courses are for students with minimal prior experience in the language. Continuing courses are suitable for students with a basic working knowledge of everyday usage of the language.
Building on prior language learning, such as completion of language studies in high school. Advanced courses are for students who are background speakers with significant prior use of the language.
Canberra Academy of Languages
The Canberra Academy of Languages delivers courses in languages for senior secondary students who wish to study languages that are not available in their day schools or through other registered providers.
Students receive unit credits towards the ACT Senior Secondary Certificate and if their course scores in languages are among their best four, these contribute towards their ATAR.
Students may be school-sponsored or family-sponsored for the cost of enrolment. We suggest that students who are doing their language course with CAL as part of their core study program may be sponsored by their college.
And that those doing course with CAL in addition to a full study program with their college may be family-sponsored.
Korean is mainly written in Hangul, the Korean alphabet promulgated in 1446 by Sejong the Great.Hangul” consists of 14 consonants and 10 vowels that are written in blocks of 2 to 5 char- acters. Korean pronouns are highly influenced by the honorifics in the language.
The Australian Curriculum: Korean is pitched to second language learners. However, teachers cater for learners of different backgrounds by making appropriate adjustments to differentiate learning experiences for these students.
Students will be guided to speak fluent and accurate Korean in different everyday situations. The student will “Speak” most of the time through writing, listening & reading.
This course is perfect for those who have little to no knowledge of Korean and Hangeul. Students will learn elementary vocabulary and basic grammar step by step.
Korean Elementary 1 is suitable for absolute beginners. This course will provide you with cultural insights and intercultural skills that will help you better comprehend the language.
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