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    Seoul National University of Science and Technology · Korean Language Center

    About SeoulTech Korean Language Center

    The Korean Language Center at Seoul National University of Science and Technology (SeoulTech) provides systematic Korean language education and diverse cultural experiences for international students. The program is designed to help students learn Korean language skills and culture for academic purposes, and to function fluently for business or vocational purposes. With a practical, student-centered approach, SeoulTech offers an excellent environment for Korean language learning.

    Key Features of SeoulTech Korean Language Center

    Public University Excellence

    SeoulTech is one of the high-ranking public universities in Korea, offering quality education with reasonable tuition fees. The university's large, green campus in Gongneung is nestled at the foot of Buram Mountain, designed like a park with ponds, trees, and lawns, providing a great academic and social environment.

    Systematic 6-Level Curriculum

    The center offers a comprehensive 6-level curriculum from beginner to advanced. Each term runs for 10 weeks (Winter: 9 weeks) with 200 hours of intensive classes, 4 hours per day, 5 days a week, enabling students to rapidly improve their Korean proficiency.

    Academic & Vocational Focus

    The program is designed for students who want to apply for undergraduate or graduate programs, as well as those who want to speak Korean fluently for business or vocational purposes. Cultural excursions are organized 1-2 times each semester to enhance cultural understanding.

    Special Scholarship Benefits

    Excellence awards for top students in each level, special scholarships for students who complete 4+ semesters and apply to SeoulTech degree programs, and generous tuition discounts (50-70%) for SeoulTech exchange students, undergraduate/graduate students, and MOU-affiliated instructors and staff.

    Korean Language Programs & Term Schedule

    • Four terms per year: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
    • Classes 5 days a week (Monday to Friday), 4 hours per day
    • Class hours: 200 hours per semester (10 weeks for Spring/Summer/Fall, 9 weeks for Winter)
    • Class time: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (including 1-hour lunch break)
    • Six levels from Beginner Level 1 to Advanced Level 6
    • Communication-focused integrated classes covering speaking, listening, reading, and writing
    • Cultural excursions 1-2 times per semester
    • Small-group instruction for effective learning

    2025–2026 Term Schedule (Approximate)

    Year Term Application Deadline Study Period Duration
    2025 Spring Check with center March ~ May 10 weeks
    2025 Summer Check with center June ~ August 10 weeks
    2025 Fall Check with center September ~ November 10 weeks
    2025–26 Winter Check with center December ~ February 9 weeks
    2026 Spring Check with center March ~ May 10 weeks

    ※ Please check with the Korean Language Center for exact dates and application deadlines for each term.

    Tuition & Fees (as of 2025)

    Regular Program Tuition
    • Application Fee: 50,000 KRW (non-refundable, paid once upon initial registration)
    • Tuition: 1,500,000 KRW per semester (textbooks not included)
    • Important: New students must register for a minimum of 2 consecutive semesters
    Special Discount Benefits
    • SeoulTech Exchange Students: 50% tuition discount
    • SeoulTech Undergraduate and Graduate Students: 70% tuition discount
    • MOU-affiliated Instructors and Staff: 50% tuition discount
    • Undergraduate Admission Scholarship: Students who complete 4+ semesters with 80%+ attendance in the last 2 semesters and apply to SeoulTech degree programs within one year
    Excellence Awards
    • Levels 1-4: One student per level with 90%+ attendance and 85+ points total evaluation
    • Levels 5-6: One student per level with 90%+ attendance and 80+ points total evaluation

    ※ Prize awarded to outstanding students at the end of each semester

    Level Structure & Passing Criteria

    Level Attendance Required Total Score Required Focus
    Levels 1 & 2 80% or above 70 points or above Basic Korean fundamentals and daily communication
    Levels 3 & 4 80% or above 65 points or above Intermediate communication and practical situations
    Levels 5 & 6 80% or above 60 points or above Advanced academic and professional Korean

    SeoulTech Campus Introduction

    Experience SeoulTech's beautiful park-like campus nestled at the foot of Buram Mountain in Gongneung, Seoul.

    How to Get Here

    Address: Office of International Education, 232 Gongneung-ro, Nowon-gu, Seoul, 01811, Korea

    By Subway

    Line 1 & 7: Gongneung Station (공릉역) → Exit to SeoulTech
    The campus is within walking distance from the station

    Campus Location

    Located in Nowon-gu, northern Seoul, the campus is easily accessible and surrounded by a peaceful, green environment at the foot of Buram Mountain.

    Inquiries & Consultation

    For questions about applying to SeoulTech Korean Language Center, term schedules, registration, or visa-related matters, please contact the center directly or through Trenvl for detailed guidance.

    Official Website: https://klc.seoultech.ac.kr

    General Inquiry Email: [email protected]

    Admission Email: [email protected]

    Phone: +82-2-970-9218 (General) / +82-2-970-9222 (Admission) / +82-2-970-9206~7 (Office of International Affairs)

    Fax: +82-2-970-9229

    Additional Support: Through your dedicated Trenvl planner, you can receive 1:1 guidance on choosing your term and course, arranging accommodation, and preparing your visa.

    Academic Schedule Guide

    Regular Korean Language Course · Study Abroad Package

    SeoulTech Korean Language Center Regular Course Study Abroad Package

    A regular intensive Korean language program at prestigious Seoul National University of Science and Technology (SeoulTech) – designed to help you study Korean intensively, experience Korean culture, and prepare for university admission in Korea. Join one of Korea's leading public universities with reasonable tuition fees and excellent scholarship benefits.

    Center Contact General : [email protected]  ·  Admission : [email protected]  ·  Phone : +82-2-970-9218 (General)  ·  +82-2-970-9222 (Admission)
    Location (Campus)
    Gongneung, Nowon-gu, Seoul (near Gongneung Station)
    Terms
    4 terms per year (Spring · Summer · Fall · Winter) / 10 weeks per term (9 weeks for Winter)
    Class Time
    Mon–Fri, 4 hours per day (9 AM - 6 PM including lunch break)
    Levels
    Beginner Level 1 ~ Advanced Level 6

    Program Overview

    SeoulTech Korean Language Center provides systematic Korean language education for international students who want to learn Korean for academic purposes or to function fluently for business and vocational purposes. As one of Korea's top public universities, SeoulTech offers quality education with reasonable tuition fees and generous scholarship benefits for language program students.

    • 4 terms per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter), 200 hours of intensive classes per term
    • 5 days a week, 4 hours a day (9:00 AM to 6:00 PM including 1-hour lunch break)
    • Six levels from Beginner Level 1 to Advanced Level 6
    • Academic and vocational-focused curriculum for university admission and professional development
    • Integrated, communication-centered classes covering listening, speaking, reading, and writing
    • Eligible for D-4-1 Korean language training visa (minimum 2 terms of enrollment required)
    • Cultural excursions 1-2 times per semester
    • Small-group instruction for effective learning

    Basic Information

    Location (Campus) Office of International Education, Seoul National University of Science and Technology
    232 Gongneung-ro, Nowon-gu, Seoul, 01811, Korea
    (Near Gongneung Station, Line 1 & 7)
    Terms 4 terms per year: Spring (10 weeks), Summer (10 weeks), Fall (10 weeks), Winter (9 weeks)
    Total of 200 hours per semester (4 hours/day × 5 days/week × 10 weeks)
    Levels Offered 6 levels from Beginner Level 1 to Advanced Level 6
    Class Time Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (including 1-hour lunch break)
    4 hours of instruction per day
    Class Size Small-group classes for effective learning
    ※ A class may not open if the number of enrolled students is insufficient.
    Eligibility Overseas Koreans and foreign nationals who have completed high school or equivalent education

    Term Schedule (2025–2026 Approximate)

    Year Term Application Deadline Study Period Duration
    2025 Spring Term Check with center March ~ May 10 weeks / 200 hours
    2025 Summer Term Check with center June ~ August 10 weeks / 200 hours
    2025 Fall Term Check with center September ~ November 10 weeks / 200 hours
    2025–2026 Winter Term Check with center December ~ February 9 weeks / 180 hours
    2026 Spring Term Check with center March ~ May 10 weeks / 200 hours

    ⚠️ Important Notes

    • Please check with the Korean Language Center for exact dates and application deadlines.
    • New students must register for a minimum of 2 consecutive semesters.
    • D-4 visa applicants should submit documents sufficiently in advance for processing.
    • Documents must be certified by Korean Embassy or Apostilled according to country requirements.

    Level Structure & Passing Criteria

    Level Attendance Required Total Score Required Learning Focus
    Levels 1 & 2 80% or above 70 points or above Basic Korean fundamentals and daily communication
    Levels 3 & 4 80% or above 65 points or above Intermediate communication and practical situations
    Levels 5 & 6 80% or above 60 points or above Advanced academic and professional Korean

    Tuition & Fees (based on 2025)

    Item Amount Notes
    Application Fee 50,000 KRW Non-refundable, paid once upon initial registration
    Tuition (per semester) 1,500,000 KRW 200 hours per semester (10 weeks for Spring/Summer/Fall, 9 weeks for Winter)
    ※ Textbooks are purchased separately
    ※ New students must register for minimum 2 consecutive semesters
    Dormitory (if available) Contact center for details Sunglim dormitory or International Hall (subject to availability)
    ※ Dormitory assignment not guaranteed for all applicants
    Estimated Living Expenses Approx. 800,000–1,200,000 KRW per month Includes meals, transportation, phone, etc.
    ※ Varies depending on individual lifestyle

    Special Scholarship & Discount Benefits

    Tuition Discounts for SeoulTech Members:

    • SeoulTech Exchange Students: 50% tuition discount
    • SeoulTech Undergraduate and Graduate Students: 70% tuition discount
    • MOU-affiliated Instructors and Staff: 50% tuition discount

    Excellence Awards:

    • Levels 1-4: One student per level with 90%+ attendance and 85+ points total evaluation
    • Levels 5-6: One student per level with 90%+ attendance and 80+ points total evaluation

    Undergraduate Admission Scholarship:

    • Students who complete 4+ semesters with 80%+ attendance in the last 2 semesters
    • Must apply to SeoulTech degree programs within one year of completing the language course
    • Scholarship offered for undergraduate studies at SeoulTech

    ※ Please contact the center for detailed scholarship requirements and benefits.

    Included / Not Included

    ✓ Included

    • Guidance and support for application to SeoulTech Korean Language Center regular program
    • Assistance with application procedures and checking required documents
    • Guidance on application fee and tuition payment procedures
    • Basic guidance on preparing a D-4-1 language training visa
    • Basic information on daily life and housing around Gongneung/Nowon area
    • Guidance and support for scholarship and discount benefits

    ✗ Not Included

    • Airfare and transportation to/from the airport
    • Actual accommodation costs (dormitory, studio apartment, etc.)
    • Textbook fees
    • Meals, transportation, phone bills, and personal expenses
    • Personal travel insurance and optional activities
    • Visa application fees

    Application Procedure

    1. Consultation & Course Selection
      First consultation with SeoulTech Korean Language Center and a Trenvl planner (select term and confirm requirements).
    2. Document Preparation
      Prepare all required documents including educational certificates with proper authentication (Apostille or Korean embassy certification).
      ※ New students must register for minimum 2 consecutive semesters.
    3. Application Submission & Fee Payment
      Submit application form + Pay application fee (50,000 KRW) + Submit required documents by the deadline.
    4. Document Screening
      The center reviews submitted documents (processing time varies).
    5. Admission Result & Tuition Payment
      Check admission result → Pay tuition (1,500,000 KRW per semester).
    6. Visa Application & Pre-departure Preparation
      Receive Certificate of Admission → Apply for D-4-1 visa → Book flight tickets.
    7. Arrival & Orientation
      Arrive in Korea → Complete registration → Begin classes.

    Completion Criteria

    Requirements for Course Completion:

    • Levels 1 & 2: Total exam score above 70 + attendance rate above 80%
    • Levels 3 & 4: Total exam score above 65 + attendance rate above 80%
    • Levels 5 & 6: Total exam score above 60 + attendance rate above 80%

    Important Information

    • The application fee (50,000 KRW) is non-refundable.
    • New students must register for a minimum of 2 consecutive semesters.
    • Documents must be certified by Korean Embassy or Apostilled according to country regulations.
    • Additional documents may be requested during the screening process.
    • Dormitory availability is limited and not guaranteed for all applicants.
    • Cultural excursions are organized 1-2 times per semester.

    A dedicated SeoulTech Korean Language Center planner at Trenvl will support you through every step – from course selection and application documents to visa, accommodation arrangements, and daily life in Korea.

    Inquiries: Trenvl SeoulTech Korean Language Center planner or contact the center directly
    ([email protected] / [email protected])

    Location

    Academic Regulations

    SeoulTech Korean Language Center Regular Course Application Guidelines

    This guide is for students applying to the regular Korean language course at Seoul National University of Science and Technology (SeoulTech). Please check the eligibility, required documents, application procedure, tuition, and contact information below.

    1. Eligibility

    • Overseas Koreans and foreign nationals who have graduated from high school or have an equivalent level of education
    • Applicants who can submit documents proving their highest level of education with proper certification according to their country's regulations (Apostille or consular confirmation from Korean embassy)
    • Applicants with no disqualifying reasons for attending Korean language classes or staying in Korea
    • New students must register for a minimum of 2 consecutive semesters

    ⚠️ Important Notes

    • All new students must commit to studying for at least 2 consecutive semesters (6 months minimum).
    • Documents must be certified by Korean Embassy or Apostilled according to your country's regulations.
    • For specific requirements by nationality, please contact the center directly.

    2. Application Procedure

    1. Consultation and eligibility check
      Contact SeoulTech Korean Language Center or Trenvl planner to confirm eligibility and select terms.
      ※ Remember: New students must register for minimum 2 consecutive semesters.
    2. Prepare required documents
      Gather all necessary documents with proper authentication (Apostille or Korean embassy certification).
      Refer to section 3 below for complete document list.
    3. Submit application and pay application fee
      Submit completed application form + Pay application fee of 50,000 KRW (non-refundable) + Submit all required documents.
    4. Document screening
      The center reviews submitted documents (processing time varies depending on term and volume).
    5. Admission result notification
      Receive notification of admission result from the center.
    6. Tuition payment
      Pay tuition fee of 1,500,000 KRW per semester (for 2 semesters = 3,000,000 KRW total for new students).
    7. Certificate of Admission issuance
      Receive Certificate of Admission (for D-4-1 visa applicants).
    8. Visa application and entry to Korea
      Apply for D-4-1 visa at Korean embassy/consulate in your country → Enter Korea before the term begins.

    ※ The center may request additional documents during the screening process.
    ※ Visa application procedures vary by country and must be completed by the applicant directly at their local Korean embassy/consulate.
    ※ Please submit documents well in advance to allow sufficient time for processing.

    Approximate Term Schedule (2025–2026)

    Year Term Study Period Duration Application Deadline
    2025 Spring Term March ~ May 10 weeks / 200 hours Check with center
    2025 Summer Term June ~ August 10 weeks / 200 hours Check with center
    2025 Fall Term September ~ November 10 weeks / 200 hours Check with center
    2025–2026 Winter Term December ~ February 9 weeks / 180 hours Check with center
    2026 Spring Term March ~ May 10 weeks / 200 hours Check with center

    ※ Please contact the Korean Language Center for exact application deadlines and term dates.
    ※ Application deadlines are typically 2-3 months before the term begins.
    ※ Submit documents well in advance to ensure smooth processing.

    3. Required Documents

    Required documents may differ depending on your nationality and visa status. Please refer to the list below and always reconfirm the final requirements with SeoulTech Korean Language Center or your Trenvl advisor.

    Standard Required Documents (All Applicants)

    No. Document Notes
    01 Application Form Complete the official application form provided by SeoulTech Korean Language Center
    02 ID Photo Recent color photo (3.5×4.5 cm recommended), white background
    03 Passport Copy Passport page showing your photo and personal information
    Valid passport with at least 6 months remaining
    04 Educational Certificate High school graduation certificate or higher education diploma
    • Must be certified by Korean Embassy or Apostilled
    • High school graduate: High school graduation certificate
    • University enrolled: High school certificate + University enrollment certificate
    • University graduate: University graduation certificate
    ※ Original or certified copy with proper authentication required

    Additional Documents for D-4-1 Visa Applicants

    Mandatory Requirements for D-4 Visa Applicants

    • Must register for at least 2 consecutive semesters (minimum 6 months)
    • All educational documents must be certified by Korean Embassy or Apostilled
    • Financial documents must prove ability to support studies for the entire registration period
    • Submit documents sufficiently in advance for visa processing (typically 2-3 months before term)
    No. Document Notes
    05 Bank Balance Certificate • Minimum balance of 10,000,000 KRW (or equivalent in USD)
    • Must be issued within 30 days of application
    • The balance should be maintained throughout your study period
    • Can be in applicant's or parent's name
    06 Family Relationship Certificate Required if using parent's bank account for financial proof
    Must be certified by Korean Embassy or Apostilled
    07 Financial Support Documents
    (for designated countries)
    Applicants from certain countries designated by the Korean Ministry of Justice may need to submit additional financial support documents from parents or sponsors.
    Designated countries include: Vietnam, Mongolia, Uzbekistan, China, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka, and others
    ※ Please check with the center for specific requirements
    08 Study Plan Brief statement explaining your purpose for studying Korean and future plans
    (May be required depending on nationality and circumstances)

    Document Authentication Methods

    Two Main Authentication Methods:

    1. Apostille: For countries that are members of the Hague Apostille Convention
      Examples: USA, UK, Australia, most European countries, Philippines, etc.
    2. Korean Embassy/Consulate Certification: For countries not in the Apostille Convention
      Examples: Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, etc.

    Special Requirements for Chinese Nationals

    Chinese nationals have additional verification requirements:

    • Academic credentials must be verified through the Chinese Ministry of Education
    • Visit www.chsi.com.cn (for high school/university) or www.cdgdc.edu.cn (for graduate degrees)
    • Submit the official verification report from these websites
    • Copy of Household Register (Hukou) may be required

    ※ Documents in languages other than Korean or English must be translated and notarized.
    ※ Submit documents issued within 6 months from the application date (financial documents within 1 month).
    ※ Submitted documents are generally not returned. Please check if your documents can be reissued before submission.
    ※ The center may request additional documents during the screening process.
    ※ If forged or false documents are submitted, admission will be canceled immediately.

    4. Important Admission Policies

    • All new students must register for a minimum of 2 consecutive semesters.
    • If any false or forged information is found in submitted documents, admission will be canceled and all fees will be forfeited.
    • Submitted documents are not returned under any circumstances.
    • Visa approval is handled separately by Korean immigration authorities and is independent of admission approval.
    • The center is not responsible for visa denials.
    • Document screening time varies depending on the volume of applications and complexity of cases.
    • Additional documents may be requested during the screening process.

    5. Tuition & Application Fee (based on 2025)

    Category Amount Notes
    Application Fee 50,000 KRW One-time payment, non-refundable
    Tuition (per semester) 1,500,000 KRW 200 hours per semester (Spring/Summer/Fall: 10 weeks, Winter: 9 weeks)
    New students: 3,000,000 KRW (for 2 semesters)
    ※ Textbooks purchased separately
    Dormitory (if available) Contact center Sunglim dormitory or International Hall
    ※ Subject to availability, not guaranteed

    Special Scholarship & Discount Benefits

    Tuition Discounts for SeoulTech Members:

    • SeoulTech Exchange Students: 50% tuition discount
    • SeoulTech Undergraduate and Graduate Students: 70% tuition discount
    • MOU-affiliated Instructors and Staff: 50% tuition discount

    Excellence Awards:

    • Levels 1-4: One student per level with 90%+ attendance and 85+ points
    • Levels 5-6: One student per level with 90%+ attendance and 80+ points

    Undergraduate Admission Scholarship:

    • Students completing 4+ semesters with 80%+ attendance in last 2 semesters
    • Who apply to SeoulTech degree programs within one year

    ※ Discounts require submission of supporting documents.
    ※ Contact the center for detailed scholarship information and eligibility.

    ※ All bank transfer fees for tuition payment must be covered by the student.
    ※ Tuition fees are subject to change. Please confirm current rates with the center.
    ※ Please reconfirm the latest tuition and fee information via the official SeoulTech Korean Language Center or with your Trenvl advisor.

    6. Contact Information

    Please contact the Korean Language Center or Office of International Education using the details below.

    Department Phone Email
    Korean Language Center (General) +82-2-970-9218 [email protected]
    Korean Language Center (Admission) +82-2-970-9222 [email protected]
    Office of International Affairs +82-2-970-9206 / 9207 -

    Visit & Postal Address

    Office of International Education
    Seoul National University of Science and Technology
    232 Gongneung-ro, Nowon-gu, Seoul, 01811, Korea

    Directions: Subway Line 1 or 7, Gongneung Station → Exit towards SeoulTech campus
    Location: Beautiful campus at the foot of Buram Mountain in Gongneung area

    For detailed information on the admission process and required documents, please double-check with your dedicated Trenvl planner or the official SeoulTech Korean Language Center.

    Trenvl Counseling & Support

    From preparation for study abroad at SeoulTech Korean Language Center to visas, housing, and daily life in Korea,
    a professional planner at Trenvl will guide you every step of the way.

    Curriculum and Textbooks

    SeoulTech Korean Language Center · Regular Program · Level Curriculum

    Level 1 Regular Korean Course Curriculum (Beginner 1)

    This is an introductory course designed for learners who are studying Korean for the first time. Students will learn basic Korean pronunciation and Hangul (Korean alphabet), and practice essential expressions and simple sentence structures needed in everyday life and academic settings.

    1. Learning Objectives

    • Accurately read and write Hangul consonants and vowels and understand basic pronunciation rules.
    • Carry out very simple everyday communication such as greeting, self-introduction, shopping, and asking for directions.
    • Create simple sentences using basic grammar and approximately 700-800 core vocabulary items.
    • Understand and express basic information such as numbers, time, dates, and prices.
    • Read and write short, simple sentences in Korean for daily life situations.
    • Understand basic Korean culture and customs related to greetings and social interactions.

    2. Course Content

    Pronunciation

    • Hangul consonants and vowels
    • Double consonants and diphthongs
    • Final consonant (batchim) pronunciation
    • Basic syllable structure and combination
    • Essential pronunciation rules (linking, nasalization)
    • Intonation patterns for questions and statements

    Grammar

    • Basic particles (이/가, 은/는, 을/를, 에, 에서, etc.)
    • Basic present, past, and future tenses
    • Sentences with "이다 / 아니다" (to be / not to be)
    • Existence expressions "있다 / 없다"
    • Basic negative forms (안, 못)
    • Simple connecting endings (-고, -지만, etc.)
    • Basic request forms (-아/어 주세요)

    Vocabulary

    • Greetings and courtesy expressions
    • Self-introduction (name, nationality, occupation)
    • Family members and relationships
    • Numbers (native and Sino-Korean)
    • Time, dates, days of the week
    • Food, shopping, and prices
    • Transportation and directions
    • Basic verbs and adjectives for daily life

    Conversation

    • Greeting and introducing yourself
    • Asking and answering about personal information
    • Shopping and asking prices
    • Asking for and giving directions
    • Making appointments and talking about schedules
    • Ordering food at restaurants
    • Basic phone conversations
    • Talking about hobbies and daily routines

    3. Sample Classroom Activities

    • Self-introduction presentations: Students introduce themselves including name, nationality, job, and hobbies
    • Number practice games: Learning and practicing native and Sino-Korean numbers through interactive activities
    • Time and schedule practice: Creating daily/weekly schedules and practicing making appointments
    • Campus navigation: Using SeoulTech campus maps to practice asking for and giving directions
    • Shopping role-plays: Simulating shopping situations at Korean stores and markets
    • Restaurant ordering: Reading Korean menus and practicing ordering food and drinks
    • Cultural activities: Learning about Korean greetings, bowing etiquette, and age-based honorifics
    • Simple writing tasks: Writing diary entries, text messages, and simple notes in Korean

    4. Weekly Syllabus (10-Week Sample)

    The following is a typical example of a Level 1 course plan at SeoulTech Korean Language Center. The actual weekly syllabus may vary depending on the term and instructor.

    Week Grammar & Expressions Conversation & Activities Vocabulary Themes
    Week 1 • Hangul consonants and vowels
    • Basic greetings
    • "-이에요 / -예요" (to be)
    Self-introduction
    Exchanging greetings
    Talking about nationality and occupation
    Greetings, countries, jobs
    Week 2 • Final consonants (batchim)
    • "있다 / 없다" (to exist / not exist)
    • Location particles (에, 에서)
    • Demonstratives (이 / 그 / 저)
    Talking about classroom objects
    Asking and answering about location
    Finding places on campus
    Classroom items, places, location words
    Week 3 • Basic verb conjugation (해요 style)
    • Object particle "-을/를"
    • "-고 싶다" (want to…)
    • Present tense regular verbs
    Talking about daily activities
    Discussing hobbies and interests
    Expressing wants and desires
    Daily activities, hobbies, actions
    Week 4 • Numbers (native Korean 1-99)
    • Numbers (Sino-Korean)
    • Time expressions
    • Time particle "-에"
    Telling time
    Asking about schedules
    Making appointments
    Talking about daily routines
    Time, days of week, numbers
    Week 5 • Past tense "-았/었어요"
    • "-에 가다/오다" (go/come to)
    • Sequential action "-고"
    • Review of Weeks 1-4
    Talking about weekend activities
    Describing past experiences
    Using transportation
    Mid-term review
    Transportation, travel, past activities
    Week 6 • Adjectives and de ive sentences
    • "-지만" (but / although)
    • Negative forms "안 / 못"
    • "-아/어서" (so, because)
    Ordering food at restaurants
    Expressing preferences
    Talking about likes and dislikes
    Giving reasons
    Food, taste, restaurants, preferences
    Week 7 • Request form "-아/어 주세요"
    • Future tense "-ㄹ/을 거예요"
    • Basic honorific expressions
    • Intention "-ㄹ/을게요"
    Making polite requests
    Talking about future plans
    Shopping and asking for help
    Introducing family members
    Family, plans, shopping, requests
    Week 8 • Ability "-ㄹ/을 수 있다/없다"
    • Weather expressions
    • Seasons vocabulary
    • Direction expressions
    Talking about abilities and skills
    Discussing weather and seasons
    Asking for and giving directions
    Talking about Korean culture
    Weather, seasons, abilities, directions
    Week 9 • Comprehensive grammar review
    • Sentence pattern practice
    • Common expressions review
    Speaking presentations
    Writing practice
    Conversation practice
    Cultural activity: Korean customs
    Review all vocabulary themes
    Week 10 Final exam week: Comprehensive evaluation of listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills
    • Final speaking test • Final written exam • Course completion ceremony

    5. Evaluation

    Evaluation Item Weight Details
    Attendance Mandatory Students must attend at least 80% of total class hours to be eligible for completion.
    Below 80% attendance = automatic failure regardless of exam scores
    Class Participation & Homework 20-30% Active participation in class activities, homework completion, presentations
    Mid-term Exam 30-35% Comprehensive evaluation of listening, reading, writing, and speaking (4 skills)
    Covers material from Weeks 1-5
    Final Exam 35-40% Comprehensive evaluation of listening, reading, writing, and speaking (4 skills)
    Covers all material from the semester

    ⚠️ Level 1 Completion Requirements

    • Attendance: 80% or higher (minimum 160 hours out of 200 hours)
    • Total Score: 70 points or higher (out of 100)
    • Students who meet both requirements will advance to Level 2

    6. Daily Class Structure (4 Hours)

    Hour Focus Activities
    1st Hour Vocabulary & Grammar Introduction of new vocabulary and grammar patterns, explanation and practice
    2nd Hour Listening & Speaking Listening comprehension exercises, pronunciation practice, conversation activities
    Lunch Break 1 hour break (12:00 PM - 1:00 PM typical)
    3rd Hour Reading & Writing Reading comprehension, writing practice, text analysis
    4th Hour Integrated Practice Role-plays, group activities, presentations, review and reinforcement

    ※ Class schedule: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (including 1-hour lunch break)
    ※ Actual daily schedule may vary by instructor

    7. Textbooks & Materials

    • SeoulTech Korean Language Center's designated Level 1 textbook
    • Integrated approach covering listening, speaking, reading, and writing
    • Workbook for additional practice
    • Supplementary materials provided by instructors
    • Online learning resources and materials (if available)

    ※ Textbook fees are not included in tuition and must be purchased separately at the beginning of the term.
    ※ Approximate cost: 40,000–60,000 KRW depending on materials

    Additional Information

    • The above information is a general example of the SeoulTech Korean Language Center Level 1 course.
    • Actual course content, teaching methods, and evaluation may vary depending on the instructor and term.
    • Level placement is determined by a placement test conducted before the start of classes (new students starting from Level 1 may skip the test).
    • Classes follow an integrated, communication-centered approach emphasizing practical Korean for academic and vocational purposes.
    • Cultural excursions and activities are organized 1-2 times per semester to enhance cultural understanding.
    • Detailed weekly syllabi and course materials will be provided by instructors during the first week of class.

    Interested in other levels?

    SeoulTech Korean Language Center offers systematic Korean language courses from Level 2 to Level 6.
    For more details about higher-level courses, please contact the center or your Trenvl planner.