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About Gachon University Korean Language Education Center
The Korean Language Education Center (KLEC) at Gachon University operates under the Office of International Affairs. Established in 2004, it provides systematic Korean language education and cultural programs for international students preparing for study or life in Korea. With small, interactive classes and a practical curriculum, KLEC supports learners from beginner to advanced levels and helps them progress toward university studies and employment in Korea.
Key Features of Gachon University KLEC
20+ Years of Experience
Founded in 2004 within Gachon University’s Office of International Affairs, KLEC has supported thousands of learners to build strong Korean language foundations and transition to degree programs.
Structured 6-Level Curriculum
Regular courses run from Level 1 (Beginner) to Level 6 (Advanced). Each term is 10 weeks (~200 hours), with intensive 4-hour classes per day, Monday to Friday, enabling rapid improvement in a focused timeframe.
Qualified Instructors & Support
Courses are taught by experienced instructors specializing in Korean language education, with level-appropriate teaching, regular assessments, and feedback to help learners progress confidently.
Small, Interactive Classes
KLEC emphasizes an effective learning environment with small classes (about 12 students per class) and student-centered, interactive lessons.
Korean Language Programs & Term Operation
- Four terms per year: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter (approx. 10 weeks / ~200 hours per term)
- Classes 5 days a week, 4 hours per day (Morning 09:00–13:00 or Afternoon 14:00–18:00)
- Six levels from Beginner (Level 1) to Advanced (Level 6)
- Communication-focused integrated classes covering speaking, listening, reading, and writing
- Academic-purpose support (TOPIK guidance, presentations, discussions, and writing)
- Small classes (around 12 learners) for intensive learning
2025–2026 Term Schedule (KLEC)
| Year | Term | Application Period | Orientation / Opening | Study Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Fall | 06.09 ~ 07.11 | TBA | TBA (10 weeks) |
| 2025–26 | Winter | TBA | TBA | TBA (10 weeks) |
| 2026 | Spring | TBA | TBA | TBA (10 weeks) |
Tuition & Fees (as of 2025)
- Application Fee: 70,000 KRW (non-refundable)
- Tuition: 1,300,000 KRW per term (10 weeks)
- Gachon undergraduate/graduate students: 50% tuition deduction each term; application fee waived
- Academic Excellence: top students per level receive scholarship (First: 500,000 KRW; Second: 300,000 KRW)
- Excellent Attendance: additional attendance scholarship (about 30,000 KRW)
※ Tuition refund policy: 100% before classes start; 70% within the first third; 50% within the first half; no refund thereafter. Application fee is non-refundable.
Gachon University Campus & KLEC Video
Watch the official video to get a feel for Gachon University’s campus, student life, and the learning environment.
How to Get Here
Address: Global Center, 7F Room 731, 1342 Seongnam-daero, Sujeong-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea
By Subway
Bundang Line to Gachon University Station (direct connection to campus), then proceed to Global Center, 7th floor, Room 731.
By Bus
Multiple local routes serve Gachon University (Global Campus, Seongnam). Please check local transit apps for the latest route numbers and times.
Inquiries & Consultation
For questions about applying to Gachon University KLEC, term schedules, registration, or visa matters, please see the official pages or contact the teams below.
Official Pages : KLEC (Office of International Affairs)
Email : [email protected]
Phone : +82-31-750-8890 / 5808 (KLEC admissions) · +82-31-750-5673 / 5643 (International Student Services)
Address for Visit / Document Pickup : Global Center 7F, Room 731, Gachon University (Global Campus), Seongnam.
Academic Schedule Guide
Gachon University Korean Language Education Center Regular Course Study Abroad Package
An intensive regular Korean language program at Gachon University’s Korean Language Education Center – established in 2004 at the Global Campus in Seongnam – designed for international students who want to improve their Korean systematically, experience Korean culture, and prepare for university admission or work in Korea. The Center offers 6 levels of small-group classes (around 12 students) and operates 4 terms per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter), each 10 weeks long (200 hours).
Program Overview
Gachon University’s Korean Language Education Center (KLEC) belongs to the Office of International Affairs and was reorganized in 2021 as a specialized center for Korean language education. It offers a systematic 6-level program (Levels 1–6) in small classes (about 12 students each), focusing on practical communication, academic skills, and cultural adaptation for international students planning to enter Korean universities or live and work in Korea.
- 4 terms per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter), 10 weeks per term (about 200 class hours)
- 5 days a week, 4 hours a day (Morning 09:00–13:00 / Afternoon 14:00–18:00)
- Levels from Beginner 1 to Advanced 6 (one and a half years from Level 1 to Level 6)
- Integrated, learner-centered classes balancing vocabulary, grammar, listening, speaking, reading, writing, and Korean culture
- Small classes (approx. 12 students) to maximize learner participation and feedback
- Various cultural experience activities offered in addition to regular Korean classes
- Eligible for D-4 Korean language training visa when enrolling for multiple consecutive terms (according to immigration regulations)
Basic Information
| Location (Campus) |
Korean Language Education Center, Gachon University Global Campus, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea (Approx. 5–10 minutes by bus from Gachon Univ. Station, Bundang Line) |
|---|---|
| Terms |
4 terms per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter), each term 10 weeks (about 200 hours). Total training period from Level 1 to Level 6: approx. 1 year and 6 months. |
| Levels Offered | Levels 1 (beginner) to 6 (advanced). Students are placed into levels based on a placement test or previous results. |
| Class Time |
Morning Classes: Mon–Fri, 09:00–13:00 (Levels 1–6) Afternoon Classes: Mon–Fri, 14:00–18:00 (Levels 1–6, according to term opening) |
| Class Size |
Approximately 12 students per class (small-group intensive classes). ※ 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 and wish to study Korean language in Korea. |
Major Term Schedule (2025–2026)
| Year | Term | Document Submission Period | Tuition Payment Deadline | Entrance / First Day of Class | Study Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Spring Term | 2024.11.28 ~ 2025.01.03 | 2025.01.03 | 2025.03.04 | 2025.03.04 ~ 05.15 |
| 2025 | Summer Term | 2025.03.04 ~ 04.08 | 2025.04.08 | 2025.06.09 | 2025.06.09 ~ 08.22 |
| 2025 | Fall Term | 2025.05.28 ~ 07.09 | 2025.07.09 | 2025.09.01 | 2025.09.01 ~ 11.14 |
| 2025–2026 | Winter Term | 2025.09.01 ~ 10.10 | 2025.10.10 | 2025.12.03 | 2025.12.03 ~ 2026.02.12 |
⚠️ Important Notes
- When the number of applicants is high, registration may close earlier than the announced deadline.
- D-4 visa applicants should ensure that original application documents arrive at Gachon University Korean Language Education Center well before the deadline to allow time for screening and visa issuance.
- Document screening by the university usually takes about 1–2 weeks but may vary depending on circumstances.
Course Types & Features
| Course Type | Time | Levels | Target Students | Key Contents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Regular Korean Course | Morning | Levels 1–6 | Overseas Koreans and foreign nationals who wish to systematically learn Korean for daily life, academic study, or future employment in Korea. | Integrated, communication-centered classes covering vocabulary, grammar, listening, speaking, reading, writing, and Korean culture in a small-group environment. |
| Regular Korean Course | Afternoon | Levels 1–6 (opened according to demand) | Students who prefer afternoon study hours or want to combine language study with other activities or part-time work (within visa regulations). | Same curriculum as morning course, focusing on practical communication, step-by-step level progression, and preparation for university admission and TOPIK. |
Tuition & Fees (based on 2025)
| Item | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | 70,000 KRW | Non-refundable |
| Tuition (per term) | 1,300,000 KRW |
10-week regular Korean course (about 200 hours). Same tuition for all levels and morning/afternoon classes. ※ Textbook fees are separate (approx. 50,000–80,000 KRW per term, depending on level). |
| Dormitory (on-campus, optional) | Approx. 898,400 ~ 1,426,400 KRW / 4 months |
Global Campus dormitory (double or quad room) – fees include a 100,000 KRW deposit (refundable under dorm rules). Actual costs vary depending on room type and length of stay; details are announced by Gachon University dormitory each semester. |
| Estimated Living Expenses | Approx. 800,000–1,200,000 KRW per month |
Includes meals, transportation, phone, and personal expenses around Seongnam / Seoul area. ※ Actual expenses vary depending on individual lifestyle. |
Tuition Reduction Benefits (Gachon KLEC Scholarships)
- Current Gachon University undergraduate students: 50% reduction of KLEC tuition each term + full waiver of application fee (70,000 KRW)
- Current Gachon University graduate students: 50% reduction of KLEC tuition each term + full waiver of application fee (70,000 KRW)
- Academic Excellence Scholarship: Each term, for each level (beginner / intermediate / advanced), 2 top students receive a scholarship: 1st place 500,000 KRW, 2nd place 300,000 KRW (plus a scholarship certificate)
- Excellent Attendance Scholarship: Students with outstanding attendance receive a 30,000 KRW scholarship (per Center regulations)
※ Scholarship types and amounts may change according to Gachon University Korean Language Education Center regulations each year.
Included / Not Included
✓ Included
- Guidance and support for application to Gachon University Korean Language Education Center regular course
- Assistance with online application form and document checklist
- Guidance on application fee and tuition payment procedures to Gachon University account
- Basic guidance on preparing D-4 Korean language training visa
- Basic information on life around Gachon Global Campus (Seongnam) and housing options
- Guidance and support for applying KLEC tuition reduction scholarships (if eligible)
✗ Not Included
- Airfare and transportation to/from Korea and the airport
- Actual accommodation costs (on-campus dormitory, studio, share house, etc.)
- Textbook fees (approx. 50,000–80,000 KRW per term)
- Meals, public transportation, phone bills, and other personal expenses
- Personal travel insurance and optional tours/activities
- Visa application fees and document legalization costs
Application Procedure
- Consultation & Course / Term Selection
Initial consultation with Gachon University Korean Language Education Center and/or a Trenvl planner (select desired term, level, and preferred class time – morning or afternoon). - Online Application & Document Preparation
Complete the online application form on Gachon University website → pay the application fee → send original required admission documents to the Center by post or courier.
※ D-4 visa applicants should ensure that original documents arrive well before the deadline. - Document Screening & Admission Result
University reviews documents (usually around 1–2 weeks) → admission result announced online or via email. - Tuition Payment
Pay tuition (and dormitory fee separately if applying for dormitory) to the designated Gachon University bank account. - Visa Application & Pre-departure Preparation
Receive Certificate of Admission and other required documents from Gachon → apply for D-4 visa at the Korean embassy → arrange accommodation and book flight tickets. - Arrival in Korea & Orientation
Arrive in Korea and move into accommodation → attend orientation / first day of class at Gachon University Korean Language Education Center → begin regular classes.
Completion & Promotion Criteria (General Guidelines)
Completion Requirements
- Attendance: In principle, at least around 80% of total class hours per term is required to complete a level.
- Grades:
- Passing scores in mid-term, final exam, assignments, and quizzes according to KLEC evaluation standards
- Students who do not meet the minimum score must repeat the level
Cases Where Promotion May Be Restricted
- If attendance falls significantly below the required percentage (frequent absences)
- If the student repeatedly fails to reach the minimum passing score for the same level
- If there are serious violations of Center rules or immigration regulations
※ Detailed completion and promotion standards are announced by the Gachon University Korean Language Education Center for each academic year/term.
Refund Policy (Gachon KLEC, 2025)
| Refund Time | Refund Amount (Tuition 1,300,000 KRW) |
|---|---|
| Before the start of classes | 1,300,000 KRW (100% of tuition) |
| Within the first 1/3 of the study period (approx. Weeks 1–3) | 910,000 KRW (70% of tuition) |
| From 1/3 to 1/2 of the study period (approx. Weeks 3–4) | 650,000 KRW (50% of tuition) |
| After more than 1/2 of the study period (Week 5 and later) | 0 KRW (no refund) |
- The application fee (70,000 KRW) is non-refundable in all cases.
- Refunds are calculated based on the official start date of classes and the Gachon University Korean Language Education Center refund regulations.
A dedicated Gachon University Korean Language Education Center planner at Trenvl will support you from term and course selection to application documents, visa, dormitory, and everyday life in Korea.
Inquiries: Trenvl Gachon University Korean Language Education Center planner or contact the Center directly ([email protected])
Location
Academic Regulations
Gachon University Korean Language Education Center Regular Course Application Guidelines
This guide is for students applying to the regular Korean language course at Gachon University Korean Language Education Center. 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 (Apostille or consular confirmation, etc., according to their country’s regulations)
- Applicants with no disqualifying reasons for attending Korean language classes or staying in Korea under Korean immigration law
- Applicants for a D-4-1 Korean language training visa are generally required to register for at least 2 consecutive terms (approx. 6 months) at once
⚠️ Important Notes
- For applicants from Ministry of Justice designated countries, additional financial documents and longer study periods (e.g. multiple terms at once) may be required.
- Please check the detailed document and term requirements in advance with the Korean Language Education Center admissions team: [email protected].
2. Application Procedure
- Fill out the online application form
Complete and submit the online application form on the Gachon University Korean Language Education Center website. - Pay the application fee
Pay the application fee of 70,000 KRW (non-refundable) to complete your application. - Send original documents (if required)
Depending on your visa status and nationality, send or submit in person the original application documents to the Korean Language Education Center office.
※ D-4 visa applicants must ensure that original documents arrive at least 2 weeks before the deadline. - Document screening
The Center screens the documents (usually about 1–2 weeks from the date of arrival; may take longer depending on circumstances). - Announcement of successful applicants
Check your admission result online or through the guidance sent by the Center. - Tuition payment
Pay the tuition fee of 1,300,000 KRW per term by the announced payment deadline. - Issuance of Certificate of Admission (for D-4-1 applicants)
After registration is completed and tuition is paid, the Certificate of Admission is issued (normally about 1 month before the start of the term). - Visa application and entry to Korea
Apply for the D-4-1 visa at the Korean embassy/consulate in your country of residence with the Certificate of Admission → Enter Korea.
※ The school may request additional documents depending on the situation.
※ Visa application must be done by the student directly and follows the regulations of the local Korean embassy/consulate or immigration office.
※ Visa procedures and processing times vary by country, so please check in advance with the Korean diplomatic mission in your country.
2025–2026 Academic Year Major Term Schedule (Overview)
| Year | Term | Document Submission Period (Approximate) |
Tuition Payment Deadline (Approximate) |
Orientation / Entrance Ceremony | Study Period (Approximate) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Spring Term | Previous Dec ~ mid-Feb | Late Feb | Early March | Early March ~ late May |
| 2025 | Summer Term | Mid-March ~ late April | Late May | Mid-June | Mid-June ~ late August |
| 2025 | Fall Term | Early June ~ late July | Late August | Early September | Early September ~ late November |
| 2025–2026 | Winter Term | Early September ~ late October | Late November | Early December | Early December ~ late February |
| 2026 | Spring Term | Previous Dec ~ late January | Late February | Mid-March | Mid-March ~ early June |
※ Exact term dates and deadlines are announced each year on the official Gachon University Korean Language Education Center website.
※ To ensure a smooth registration process, please submit your documents 2–4 weeks before the final deadline.
3. Required Documents
Required documents differ depending on your nationality, visa status, and whether you are applying for a student (D-4-1) visa. Please refer to the lists below and always reconfirm the final requirements on the official Korean Language Education Center website or with the admissions staff.
Type A Required Documents (When a D-4-1 Language Training Visa is NOT Required)
| No. | Document | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Online Application Form | Submit via the Korean Language Education Center online application system (use the official Gachon University KLEC website). |
| 02 | ID Photo | Color photo (3.5×4.5 cm) to be uploaded on the online application page (may also be requested in printed form on arrival). |
| 03 | Passport Copy / Alien Registration Card (if applicable) |
Copy of the passport page showing your photo and personal information. If you already stay in Korea, a copy of your Alien Registration Card may be additionally required. |
| 04 | Proof of Highest Education |
Certificate of graduation from the last school attended (high school or higher). Students transferring from another Korean language institute should also submit an enrollment certificate, tran , and attendance record (usually 80% or higher). |
Type B Required Documents (When a D-4-1 Language Training Visa is Needed – for Certificate of Admission)
Mandatory Conditions for D-4-1 Visa Applicants
- To receive a Certificate of Admission for a D-4-1 visa, you must register for at least 2 consecutive terms (approx. 6 months) at once.
- After completing the online application, submit the original application documents to the KLEC office by post or in person at least 2 weeks before the deadline.
- Some nationalities designated by the Korean Ministry of Justice may be required to submit additional financial documents or to register for more than 2 terms at once.
| No. | Document | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Online Application Form | Submit via the Gachon University Korean Language Education Center online application system. |
| 02 | ID Photo | Upload a recent color photo (3.5×4.5 cm) on the application page. |
| 03 | Passport Copy |
Passport page showing your photo and personal information. If your passport has been renewed, a copy of the previous passport may also be requested. |
| 04 | Proof of Highest Education (Original) |
Original diploma or graduation certificate with Apostille or consular confirmation
(Korean embassy/consulate or relevant authority). • High school graduate: high school graduation certificate with Apostille/consular confirmation • University enrolled: high school graduation certificate (Apostille/consular) + university enrollment certificate (copy) • University graduate: university graduation certificate with Apostille/consular confirmation ※ If the original can only be issued once, submit a certified copy with Apostille instead. ※ Documents are not returned, so please confirm reissuance availability. |
| 05 | Bank Balance Certificate |
• Issued within 30 days of the application date • Minimum balance equivalent to at least 10,000,000 KRW (or about 10,000 USD) • The balance should be maintained during your study period in principle. ※ If the account is under a parent’s name, additional family relationship documents are required. |
| 06 | Family Relationship & ID Documents |
• Copies of ID cards of the applicant and both parents • Family relationship certificate or birth certificate (English/Korean notarized translation if necessary) • For Ministry of Justice designated countries, additional notarized documents may be required. ※ In cases of divorce or death, submit divorce certificate or death certificate accordingly. |
| 07 | Other Documents (if applicable) |
• Certificate of activity during any “blank period” after graduation (work certificate, study plan, etc.) • Additional guarantee letters or documents the Center may request during screening. |
Required Documents for Chinese Nationals (Separate)
Applicants with Chinese Nationality
Chinese nationals must follow the separate academic credential verification process designated by Chinese authorities. Please carefully check the “Required Documents for Chinese Nationals” section on the Gachon KLEC website.
| No. | Document | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Online Application Form | Complete via the Korean Language Education Center website. |
| 02 | ID Photo | 3.5 × 4.5 cm color photo, upload on the online application page. |
| 03 | Passport Copy | Passport page showing your photo and personal information. |
| 04 | Academic Credential Verification from Final School |
Submit academic degree/certificate verification issued by the Chinese Ministry of Education
(www.chsi.com.cn /
www.cdgdc.edu.cn). ※ Chinese nationals who obtained a degree abroad must submit an Apostille or consular confirmation from the Korean embassy in the country where the school is located. ※ Usually a copy of the diploma is submitted together with the verification (originals are not recommended because of risk of loss). |
| 05 | Copy of Household Register (Hukou) – Applicant | Upload a clear copy on the online application page. |
| 06 | Bank Balance Certificate |
Balance sufficient to cover tuition and living expenses (usually equivalent to at least 10,000,000 KRW). If the account is in the parent’s name, submit a notarized family relationship certificate or family hukou copy. |
| 07 | Other Documents (if applicable) | Additional documents may be requested during screening (you cannot submit extra documents voluntarily unless requested). |
※ Documents written in languages other than Korean, English, or Chinese must be translated into Korean or English and notarized before submission.
※ Submit documents issued within 6 months from the date of application (bank balance certificates and financial documents: within 1 month).
※ Submitted documents will not be returned. Please check whether your documents can be reissued before submission.
※ Additional documents may be requested during the screening process.
※ If forged or false documents are submitted, admission can be canceled.
4. Admission Regulations (Summary)
- If any false or forged information is found in the submitted documents, admission may be canceled and completion/grades may be invalidated.
- Submitted documents are not returned under any circumstances.
- Visa screening is conducted separately by the immigration office and Korean diplomatic missions and is independent of admission approval by Gachon University.
- Admission screening begins only after the online application has been submitted, the application fee has been paid, and the documents have arrived.
- Document screening usually takes about 1–2 weeks from the date of document arrival, but may take longer depending on circumstances.
5. Tuition & Application Fee (based on recent information)
| Category | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | 70,000 KRW |
One-time payment upon application, non-refundable. Required to complete the regular course application. |
| Tuition (per term) | 1,300,000 KRW |
10-week regular Korean language program (about 200 hours). Same tuition for beginner to advanced levels; textbooks purchased separately on site. |
| Dormitory (optional) | Approx. 700,000–1,000,000 KRW / term |
On-campus dormitory at Gachon University Global Campus (room type and fees vary by year). Exact fees and room types should be checked on the official dormitory information page or with your Trenvl planner. |
Scholarships & Tuition Support (KLEC Students)
- Scholarship for students entering Gachon University after completing the Korean Language Education Center course (partial tuition support when admitted to a degree program).
- Academic Excellence / Perfect Attendance Scholarships for outstanding grades or high attendance at the Language Center.
- TOPIK and contest-based scholarships for students who achieve excellent TOPIK scores or win writing/essay contests.
※ Detailed scholarship amounts and conditions may change each year. Please check the latest information via the official Gachon University website or with your Trenvl advisor.
※ Tuition is periodically adjusted, and even if you pre-register, the final amount may follow the confirmed tuition for that academic year.
※ All bank transfer fees related to tuition payment must be covered by the student.
※ Please reconfirm the latest tuition and scholarship information via the official Gachon University Korean Language Education Center website
or with your Trenvl advisor.
6. Contact Information
Please contact the office using the details below, depending on your preferred language.
| Language | Phone | |
|---|---|---|
| Korean / English | +82-31-750-5808 | [email protected] |
| Chinese | +82-31-750-5692 | |
| Vietnamese / Mongolian & other support | +82-31-750-2693 / 2694 |
Visit & Postal Address
Room 731, 7F, Global Center, Gachon University (Korean Language Education Center Office)
1342 Seongnam-daero, Sujeong-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
Directions: Bundang Line, Gachon University Station (connected directly to campus) → Follow signs to Global Center → Go to 7th floor, Room 731 (Korean Language Education Center office).
For detailed information on the admission process and required documents, please double-check with your dedicated Trenvl planner or the official Gachon University Korean Language Education Center website.
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Curriculum and Textbooks
Level 1 Regular Korean Course Curriculum (Basic Class 1)
This is a beginner-level course in the Regular Korean Program at Gachon University’s Korean Language Education Center. The program is designed for learners who are studying Korean for the first time. Students build basic skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing through intensive classes, small group instruction, and communication-focused activities.
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1. Learning Objectives
- Acquire basic Korean pronunciation and reading/writing skills using Hangul.
- Carry out very simple everyday communication such as greeting, self-introduction, and asking basic questions.
- Understand and use essential grammar patterns and core vocabulary needed for daily life at the beginner level.
- Understand and express basic information such as numbers, time, dates, and simple schedules.
- Read and write short, simple sentences in Korean related to familiar everyday topics.
2. Course Content
Pronunciation
- Hangul consonants and vowels
- Basic syllable structure and syllable blocks
- Final consonant (batchim) pronunciation
- Basic pronunciation rules (linking, assimilation, nasalization)
- Basic intonation in simple sentences
Grammar
- “이다 / 아니다” (to be / not to be)
- “있다 / 없다” (to have / not have; to be / not be)
- Basic particles (이/가, 을/를, 에, 에서, etc.)
- Present tense in “-아요/어요” style
- Basic past and future forms (introductory level)
- Negative expressions (안, 못)
- Simple connecting endings for sequencing actions
Vocabulary
- Greetings and polite expressions
- Self-introduction (name, nationality, age, occupation)
- Family members and relationships
- Numbers (native & Sino-Korean), time, dates
- Basic vocabulary related to school life and daily routines
- Food, shopping, transportation, and places
- Common verbs/adjectives for daily life situations
Conversation & Integrated Skills
- Greeting and self-introduction with classmates
- Asking and answering about nationality, major, and residence
- Describing classroom objects and locations
- Talking about daily schedules and free time
- Simple shopping situations and asking prices
- Basic phone / messaging expressions
- Introductory conversations related to campus and city life
3. Sample Classroom Activities
- Self-introduction interview: Pair or group activities to introduce name, nationality, major, and hobbies.
- Vocabulary & grammar practice: Short drills and games to practice new patterns learned in class.
- Role-plays: Everyday situations such as meeting a new friend, asking for location, or shopping.
- Listening & speaking tasks: Listening to short dialogues and responding with simple answers.
- Reading short texts: Reading simple notices, messages, or mini-dialogues and answering basic questions.
- Short writing tasks: Writing simple self-introductions, daily routines, or short diary entries.
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4. Weekly Class Structure (Typical)
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| Day | Period 1–2 | Period 3–4 | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | Vocabulary & grammar | Speaking practice | Focus on introducing new units and key expressions. |
| Tuesday | Listening & speaking | Reading & speaking | Applying grammar in short dialogues. |
| Wednesday | Vocabulary & grammar review | Speaking practice | Consolidation of patterns through pair work. |
| Thursday | Listening & speaking | Reading & speaking | Practice with slightly longer texts and dialogues. |
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5. Evaluation (Sample)
The exact evaluation criteria may vary by term and instructor. The following is a typical example of how evaluation is structured in many Korean language regular programs in Korea (including Gachon-type programs).
| Evaluation Item | Weight (Sample) | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Attendance | 20% | Regular attendance and punctuality. A minimum attendance rate (often around 80%) is usually required to complete the course. |
| Assignments & Participation | 20% | Homework, class participation, short presentations, and in-class activities. |
| Mid-term Exam | 30% | Mid-term test of listening, reading, writing, and speaking. |
| Final Exam | 30% | Comprehensive evaluation of the four skills at the end of the 10-week term. |
⚠️ Completion & Visa-related Notes (General)
- Students are generally required to maintain a high attendance rate (often 80% or higher) to complete the course and maintain visa status.
- Exact completion and promotion requirements for Gachon may vary by year and should be confirmed with the Korean Language Education Center.
6. Tuition & Scholarships (Regular Korean Course)
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- Class hours: 4 hours/day, Monday–Friday, total 200 hours/term. Morning (09:00–13:00) or afternoon (14:00–18:00) classes are available.:contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}
- Scholarships: Scholarships for TOPIK holders, Gachon undergraduate/graduate students, academic excellence, and exemplary attendance are available (details and amounts may change by year).:contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}
- Textbooks: Gachon University Korean Language Education Center textbooks and workbooks (purchased separately; costs may vary by term).
※ The tuition and scholarship details above are based on recent public information from partner and information sites. Please confirm the latest fees and benefits directly with Gachon University or your Trenvl planner, as they may change without prior notice.
Additional Notes
- The above information is an example of how the Gachon University Regular Korean Level 1 (Basic Class 1) course can be structured for guidance purposes.
- Actual course content, class pace, and evaluation methods may vary depending on the instructor and term at Gachon University.
- Class placement is based on a level test conducted before the start of the term (Basic 1–6, Intermediate, Advanced).:contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}
- Classes are small (about 12 students) and focus on communication, with cultural activities such as cooking, cultural visits, and Korean traditional experiences during the term.:contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}
- For exact details (latest fees, schedule, visa, dormitory, etc.), please refer to the official Gachon University website or consult your Trenvl planner.
Interested in other levels at Gachon?
Gachon University’s Korean Language Education Center offers systematic Regular Korean courses from Basic 1–2 to Intermediate 3–4 and Advanced 5–6.
For more details on higher levels, tuition, and admission, please contact the center or your Trenvl planner.
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