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Introduction to Sejong University Korean Language Program
The Korean Language Program at Sejong University is a professional language education institute designed for international students who wish to learn Korean systematically and experience Korean culture. Through structured courses, experienced instructors, and student-centered support, the program helps learners improve practical Korean language skills and prepare for further studies or careers in Korea.
Key Features of Sejong University Korean Language Program
6-Level Structured Curriculum
The program is structured into six levels from beginner to advanced, allowing students to progress step by step according to their proficiency, from foundational Korean to academic and professional language use.
Intensive Classes & Fast Progress
Each term consists of intensive classes conducted five days a week, enabling students to rapidly improve listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills within a short period of time.
Qualified & Experienced Instructors
Classes are taught by professional instructors specializing in Korean language education. Continuous assessments and individualized feedback help students identify strengths and areas for improvement throughout the course.
Korean Culture Experience & Campus Life
In addition to classroom instruction, students can participate in cultural activities, on-site learning programs, and campus events, helping them adapt smoothly to life in Korea and build global friendships.
Program Structure & Semester Operation
- Multiple semesters offered annually (each term approximately 8–10 weeks)
- Classes held five days a week, about 200–260 minutes per day
- Six proficiency levels from beginner to advanced
- Practical Korean training through presentations, projects, and assignments
- Cultural experiences and field activities organized each semester
Inquiry & Consultation
For inquiries regarding applications to the Sejong University Korean Language Program, semester schedules, registration, or visa-related matters, please refer to the official university website or consult with Trenvl for detailed guidance.
Official Website : https://en.sejong.ac.kr/eng/academics/Korean_language_program.do
Additional Support : Trenvl advisors can assist with school selection, semester planning, accommodation, and visa preparation.
Academic Schedule Guide
Sejong University Korean Language Program – Regular Course Study Package
The Korean Language Program at Sejong University is an intensive course designed for international students who wish to systematically improve their Korean, experience Korean culture, and prepare for undergraduate or graduate admission in Korea.
Program Overview
The Sejong University Korean Language Program is a regular intensive course operated by the Center for International Education. It is ideal for students who wish to focus on Korean language study, experience Korean culture on campus, and prepare for degree programs at Sejong University or other Korean universities.
- Operated 4 times a year; each term is approximately 10 weeks long.
- Level-based curriculum from Level 1 (Beginner) to Level 6 (Advanced).
- Integrated training in listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
- Cultural activities and local field trips included as part of the curriculum.
- Suitable for students preparing for TOPIK, Korean university admission, or long-term language study.
Basic Information
| Location (Campus) | Sejong University Seoul Campus (Gwangjin-gu, Seoul) |
|---|---|
| Academic Terms | 4 terms per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter) / each term approximately 10 weeks |
| Levels Offered | Level 1 (Beginner) – Level 6 (Advanced) |
| Class Hours |
Monday–Friday, approximately 200–260 minutes per day Example: Morning class 09:00–12:50 / Afternoon class 14:00–17:50 (exact hours may vary by term) |
| Class Size | Small-sized classes (approx. 10–15 students per class, subject to change) |
Key Academic Schedule by Term (Example – 2025)
| Year | Term | Application Period | Orientation / Placement Test | Start Date | End Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Spring | 2024.12.18 – 2025.01.19 | 2025.03.04 | 2025.03.05 | 2025.05.16 |
| 2025 | Summer | 2025.03.12 – 2025.05.18 | 2025.06.03 | 2025.06.04 | 2025.08.14 |
| 2025 | Fall | 2025.06.18 – 2025.08.17 | 2025.09.02 | 2025.09.03 | 2025.11.14 |
| 2025 | Winter | 2025.09.17 – 2025.11.16 | 2025.12.02 | 2025.12.03 | 2026.02.06 |
Class Structure & Textbooks
- Normally, one level is completed per term (approx. 10 weeks).
- Balanced development of speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills.
- Includes cultural experience activities as part of coursework.
- Sejong University’s own textbooks and/or approved Korean textbooks are used by level.
Textbook Guide (Sample)
| Level | Textbook | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Levels 1–2 (Beginner) | Introductory Korean textbook (beginner) | Basic grammar & daily conversation |
| Levels 3–4 (Intermediate) | Intermediate Korean textbook | Discussions, news, and real-life topics |
| Levels 5–6 (Advanced) | Advanced Korean textbook | Academic Korean for university-level study |
Tuition & Fees (Reference Only)
| Year | Item | Amount (KRW) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Example | Tuition (per term) | [Please refer to official website] | The exact tuition is announced by Sejong University each year. |
| Example | Application / Registration Fee | [Non-refundable application fee] | Varies by academic year; confirm before applying. |
※ Tuition and fees are subject to change. Please always check the latest information on Sejong University’s official Korean Language Program website or with the Center for International Education.
Included / Not Included in the Study Package
Included
- Support for tuition payment procedures
- Guidance on online application and required documents
- Basic visa and immigration guidance
- Orientation and basic campus/life information
Not Included
- Airfare and personal travel expenses
- Dormitory / housing costs
- Meals and local transportation
- Personal insurance and optional activities
Application Process (Summary)
- Check Sejong University academic schedule and choose your desired term.
- Complete the online application form via the official application page.
- Prepare and submit the required documents for screening.
- Attend an interview (if required) and receive admission results.
- Pay tuition according to the invoice and send proof of payment.
- Receive the admission letter and prepare your visa documents.
- Enter Korea, attend orientation and level placement test, and begin classes.
Location
Academic Regulations
[School Name] Korean Language Program Admission Guide (Application Information)
This guide is for students applying to the regular Korean language program. Please check eligibility, required documents, admission procedures, tuition fees, and contact information.
1. Eligibility
- Applicants must have a high school diploma (or expected graduation) as of [Year]
- Applicants must be at least [Age] years old at the time of application
- Applicants must be able to submit documents verifying their highest education according to the relevant country’s authentication (Apostille or consular verification, etc.)
- Applicants must have no disqualifications for attending Korean language classes or staying in Korea
2. Admission Procedures
- Complete and submit the online application form
- Upload required documents or submit by mail/in-person
- Document review and interview (online/offline) if necessary
- Announcement of successful applicants and registration guidance
- Pay tuition fees and confirm enrollment
- Apply for D-4 visa or other residence status (if applicable)
※ The school may request additional documents or interviews as needed.
※ Visa applications must be handled directly by the student according to each country’s embassy/immigration regulations.
[Year] Academic Year – Major Semester Schedule (Example)
| Year | Semester | Campus | Application Period | Expected Issuance of Admission Letter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [2025] | [1st Semester] | [Seoul/Suwon etc.] | [2025.01.00 ~ 02.00] | [Sequential issuance after 2025.02.00] |
| [2025] | [2nd Semester] | [Seoul/Suwon etc.] | [2025.03.00 ~ 04.00] | [Sequential issuance after 2025.04.00] |
※ Issuance of admission letters may vary depending on the completion of online application and document submission.
※ Application periods may close earlier than scheduled depending on the number of applicants and school circumstances.
3. Required Documents
Required documents may vary depending on applicant nationality, residence status, and visa application. The list below is a general template; please refer to the school’s official announcements for final requirements.
Type A Documents (e.g., current residents in Korea, no visa application)
| No. | Document | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Online Application Form | Complete via school portal or designated system |
| 02 | Passport Copy | Submit full photo page |
| 03 | Highest Education Certificate or Tran | In English or Korean; notarized if required |
| 04 | Alien Registration Card Copy (front/back) | For applicants currently residing in Korea |
Type B Documents (e.g., D-4 visa applicants, enrollment for 2+ semesters)
| No. | Document | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Online Application Form | May include self-introduction, pre-level test forms, etc. |
| 02 | Passport Copy | Must have sufficient validity |
| 03 | Highest Education Documents (Graduation/Enrollment/Tran ) | Check country-specific requirements: Apostille/Consular Verification |
| 04 | Bank Statement | Issued within [30] days of application, minimum balance: [amount] |
| 05 | Family Relation Certificate (if applicable) | Required if using parent’s bank account |
※ Any documents not in Korean/English must be translated and notarized, and submitted with the originals.
※ Additional documents may be requested depending on country, school, or visa type.
4. Admission Rules (Summary)
- Admission may be canceled and records invalidated if submitted documents are false or forged.
- Submitted documents are generally non-returnable.
- Visa review is independent of admission and follows embassy/immigration regulations.
- Students with attendance below the required standard may receive warnings or be dismissed.
5. Tuition and Fees (per semester, example)
| Category | Amount | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | [e.g., 60,000 KRW] | Paid once upon application, non-refundable |
| Tuition (Seoul Campus) | [e.g., 1,750,000 KRW] | Per semester; indicate if field trip fee included |
| Tuition (Other Campuses) | [e.g., 1,450,000 KRW] | Varies by campus |
| Other Expenses | Textbooks, insurance, etc. | Detailed guidance if needed |
※ Application fees are non-refundable. Tuition refunds follow the school’s policy.
※ Please check the official website or Trenvl coordinator for latest tuition fees.
6. Contact Information
Please contact the relevant office based on language and campus.
| Campus | Language | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| [Seoul Campus] | English | [+82-2-000-0000] | [english@school.ac.kr] |
| [Seoul Campus] | Japanese | [+82-2-000-0000] | [japanese@school.ac.kr] |
| [Seoul Campus] | Chinese | [+82-2-000-0000] | [chinese@school.ac.kr] |
| [Other Campus] | Chinese/Japanese/English | [+82-31-000-0000] |
Curriculum and Textbooks
Level 1 Curriculum (Beginner)
This level introduces basic Korean pronunciation and sentence structures, focusing on essential expressions needed for daily life.
1. Learning Objectives
- Understand and use essential vocabulary and grammar for this level.
- Comprehend basic expressions for everyday situations and engage in simple conversations.
- Read and write short sentences, introduce oneself, and convey basic personal information.
2. Curriculum Content
- Pronunciation: Hangul letters, batchim, vowel/consonant length, intonation
- Grammar: Basic tenses (present, past, future), particles, and honorifics
- Vocabulary: Topics such as self-introduction, family, school life, food, transportation
- Conversation: Greetings, introducing oneself, telling time/date, describing places, basic shopping expressions
- Reading & Writing: Reading/writing short sentences, filling forms, and simple applications
3. Sample Activities
- Self-introduction presentations and partner interviews
- Practicing numbers, dates, and time through games
- Campus map/subway route exercises for giving directions
- Role-play ordering food from restaurant menus
- Simulated shopping scenarios in markets or stores
4. Weekly Lesson Plan (Sample Template)
The following is a sample template; the actual weekly plan may vary depending on the instructor's syllabus.
| Week | Grammar / Expressions | Conversation / Activities |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Hangul letters, greetings, nationality & occupation expressions | Introduce oneself, greet others, state nationality & occupation |
| Week 2 | Location & place expressions, time & date expressions | Introduce classroom/home, arrange meeting times |
| Week 3 | Basic verbs/adjectives in present tense, expressing likes | Talk about preferences, food, hobbies |
| Week 4 | Past tense, experience expressions, quantity & unit expressions | Talk about last weekend/travel experiences, shopping dialogues |
| Week 5 | Future tense, expressing plans, commands & prohibitions | Discuss vacation plans, explain rules |
| Week 6 | Weather & seasons expressions, basic honorifics | Talk about weather, introduce family, practice honorifics |
| Week 7 | Hobbies, expressing ability/capability, health & change expressions | Ask & answer about hobbies, practice hospital/pharmacy situations |
| Week 8 | Summarizing plans/experiences, expressing feelings | Semester review, present personal plans, express reflections |
※ The above is a typical example for each level; actual class content and weekly structure may vary according to the instructor's lesson plan.
Additional Information & Notes
[Level 1] Regular Korean Language Program Curriculum (Beginner)
[Example de ion for Level 1] This level focuses on basic Korean pronunciation and core sentence patterns. Students learn essential expressions needed for everyday life situations.
1. Learning Objectives
- Understand and use the basic vocabulary and grammar required at this level.
- Understand basic expressions used in daily life and engage in simple conversations.
- Read and write short sentences, introduce oneself, and share simple personal information.
2. Course Content
- Pronunciation: Hangul letters (consonants & vowels), final consonants (batchim), basic length and intonation practice
- Grammar: Basic tenses (present, past, future), particles, and introductory honorific forms
- Vocabulary: Daily-life topics such as self-introduction, family, school life, food, transportation, etc.
- Speaking & Conversation: Greetings, self-introduction, telling the time and date, describing places, basic shopping expressions
- Reading & Writing: Reading and writing short sentences, practicing simple forms such as applications and basic documents
3. Sample Classroom Activities
- Self-introduction presentations and pair interviews
- Games to practice numbers, dates, and time expressions
- Practice giving directions using a campus map or subway map
- Role-plays for ordering food using restaurant menus
- Simulated situations for grocery shopping or daily shopping conversations
4. Weekly Lesson Plan (Sample Template)
The following is a sample template. The actual weekly plan may vary according to the detailed syllabus of each semester.
| Week | Grammar · Expressions | Conversation · Activities |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Korean alphabet, greetings, nationality & occupation expressions | Self-introduction, greetings, talking about nationality and occupation |
| Week 2 | Location & place expressions, time & date expressions | Introducing classroom and home, talking about appointment times |
| Week 3 | Basic verbs/adjectives in present tense, talking about likes and dislikes | Sharing preferences, introducing favorite food and hobbies |
| Week 4 | Past tense, expressions of experience, numbers & counters | Talking about last weekend or a trip, shopping conversations |
| Week 5 | Future tense, expressing plans, basic imperative/prohibitive forms | Talking about vacation plans, explaining daily rules and routines |
| Week 6 | Weather & season expressions, basic honorifics | Talking about weather, introducing family members using honorific forms |
| Week 7 | Hobbies, ability/possibility expressions, health & change expressions | Asking and answering about hobbies, practicing dialogues for hospital/pharmacy situations |
| Week 8 | Review of plans & experiences, basic emotion expressions | Semester review, presenting future plans, sharing feelings and impressions |
※ The above is a typical example for each level. Actual lesson content and weekly structure may vary according to the instructor’s detailed course plan.
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