At NSW School of Languages, Years 9 and 10 students are offered the opportunity to undertake the Standard or Background course depending on students’ prior learning and/or experience. Our dynamic and exciting Korean courses offer highly engaging learning experiences with effective and innovative.
DurationAt NSW School of Languages, Years 9 and 10 students are offered the opportunity to undertake the Standard or Background course depending on students’ prior learning and/or experience.
Our dynamic and exciting Korean courses offer highly engaging learning experiences with effective and innovative activities. Supported by our knowledgeable and passionate teachers .
students work through activities on our eLearning platform and are encouraged to develop their communication skills and cultural understanding through engagement with Korean-speaking communities and Korean-language media.
Our face-to-face lessons each term provide students with a unique opportunity to participate in and learn through a range of vibrant cultural activities including cooking, crafting activities and music. Your unique Korean-learning journey at NSW
The 100-hour Korean course is a one-year course for Year 10 students who have not studied Korean before. This course is complemented by a range of interactive tasks enabling students to consolidate their learning.
A wide variety of audio and visual material presented through the e-learning site brings the study of the language and culture alive. Through this course, the students will develop their Korean language skills with the self-directed blended learning materials and weekly speaking lessons.
There are 32 modules to complete, ranging in topics from family, friends, sports, hobbies, and schools.
This course is designed for students with very little or no knowledge of Korean. In this course, students gain a wide exposure to the Korean language, culture and way of life through a course complemented by e-learning delivery and a rich array of audio and visual material.
The coursework consists of 8 modules in each term. The modules are set for self-directed study in Preliminary and HSC Korean Beginners courses. Students are expected to submit work regularly.
This includes handwritten submissions, interactive online tasks as well as speaking lessons via telephone and/or online conferencing tools. Weekly speaking lessons with the teacher are also a compulsory part of this course whereby students can develop their Korean speaking skills. Face-to-face lessons days are also organised for students to meet and interact with their peers at NSW School of Languages.
The Korean Continuers course is a blended learning course produced for Distance Education by NSW School of Languages. The preliminary course consists of 25 units and the HSC course consists of 19 units.
The course is comprehensive and aims to develop all four-skill areas. The learning materials are accessible online.
There is a wealth of self-correcting exercises so the students can get immediate feedback; there are also a variety of tasks which require students to consolidate their learning and to get examination practice. Speaking lessons are scheduled on a weekly basis with the aim of developing the students' conversational skills.
The coursework consists of 8 modules in each term. The courses are available through virtual learning space with a variety of stimuli to explore the study of the Issues.
There are weekly speaking lessons with their teacher to develop their understanding and receive feedback and support.
Face-to-Face or Virtual Lesson days are also held each term, providing students with first hand experiences of Korean cultures and language learning activities.
Welcome to NSW School of Languages, the only school in the state to offer the opportunity to study one or more of 12 languages to students in Years 9 to 12 from all education sectors.
We offer over 100 courses in these languages:
Chinese
Italian
Modern Greek
French
Japanese
Portuguese
German
Korean
Russian
Indonesian
Latin
Spanish
Student learning is supported through a diverse program of online learning materials, speaking lessons, video conferencing, online forums, email and study days at our school where students enjoy the opportunity to meet with other students and staff.
The use of the telephone and video conferencing ensure that students have close connections with their teachers, despite the fact that they are not in the same physical space. Our students are drawn from over 460 schools across the greater Sydney metropolitan area and other rural regions across New South Wales.
The school also offers Stage 6 English as an Additional Language or Dialect (EAL/D) to students in regional government secondary schools. In the 2020 Higher School Certificate (HSC), 69% of our students achieved results above the state mean and NSW School of Languages students achieved First in State in 11 courses. Fifty-five students were placed in High Achievers List, earning marks placing them in top 5 in the state.
Of the 820 HSC students, 65% of students achieved a mark in the top two bands. Of the students studying an Extension course, 96% of students achieved in the top 2 bands.
The school has written new courses in Canvas for Year 9, 10, Year 11 and 12 Beginners and Extension students. These courses represent the latest pedagogy in online learning. Teachers will continue participating in professional learning on language pedagogy, assessment, and working with students with special needs.
Teachers at NSW School of Languages are experts in their language. More than half of the staff assist the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) to mark the HSC each year with a significant number involved in the setting or assessment of the examinations.
Our teachers present their research and expertise in languages and e-learning to international, state and local conferences. We hope that you enjoy your association with NSW School of Languages.
Are you an absolute beginner, and have never learned Korean before? Then this is the right course for you! Learning the Korean alphabet(Hangul) only takes 6 sessions to become proficient - 4 sessions for Hangul + 2 sessions for basic Korean.
Korean courses are a great opportunity to learn a language spoken by over 78 million people worldwide and explore the rich culture and history of Korea. As one of the strongest economies in Asia and the most innovative country in the world, learning Korean is a valuable asset for personal.
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.
Korean Language course is offered by Victorian School of Languages. Â In standards and content, courses are comparable to those offered in day school language classes, and follow a standard course design.
Learning the language of Perth's sister city, Seocho city, and one of Australia’s most important trading partners, South Korea, may improve your job prospects with Korean multinational companies such as Hyundai, Samsung Electronics, POSCO, Kia Motors and LG Electronics.
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