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Introduction to Changwon National University Korean Language School
The Korean Language School at Changwon National University (CWNU) was established as an educational institution under Changwon National University International Affairs. Its main focus is to provide understanding and improvement in the language, culture, and history of Korea to foreign freshmen, exchange students, language students, and Koreans living abroad. Located in Changwon, Gyeongsangnam-do, the program supports students who aim to pursue university studies in Korea or enhance their communication skills for everyday life, academic study, and future careers.
Key Features of Changwon National University Korean Language School
National University with Strong Academic Reputation
Changwon National University is a leading national university in Korea. The Korean Language School reflects the university's academic strengths and provides a solid foundation for students planning to enter undergraduate or graduate programs in Korea.
Systematic 6-Level Curriculum
The program offers a comprehensive 6-level curriculum from Beginning to Advanced levels. Each level focuses on balanced development of speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills through systematic, level-based instruction.
Intensive Language Training
Each semester consists of 200 class hours over 10 weeks, with classes Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 12:50. Small class sizes of approximately 15 students ensure personalized attention and effective learning.
Cultural Understanding & Integration
Beyond language skills, the program emphasizes understanding Korean culture and history. Students gain practical knowledge necessary for successful integration into Korean society and academic life.
Program Levels & Curriculum
Students are placed into appropriate levels through a placement test conducted on the entrance ceremony date. The curriculum is designed to develop comprehensive Korean language proficiency across six levels:
| Category | Beginning (Level 1-2) | Intermediate (Level 3-4) | Advanced (Level 5-6) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Speaking | Basic vocabulary training and conversation practice | Intermediate vocabulary training and conversation practice | Advanced vocabulary training and conversation practice |
| Grammar | Basic Grammar I & II | Intermediate Grammar I & II | Advanced Grammar I & II |
| Skills | Speaking, Listening, Reading, and Writing (all levels) | ||
Program Structure & Academic Schedule
Class Schedule & Format
Duration: Each semester runs for 10 weeks with a total of 200 class hours
Class Time: Monday to Friday, 09:00 - 12:50 (4 hours per day)
Class Size: Approximately 15 students per class for personalized attention
Placement: Students are divided into classes after initial placement test on the entrance ceremony date
| Semester | Period | Week | Total Class Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring | March 2 - May 11 | 10 weeks | 200 hours |
| Summer | May 29 - August 7 | 10 weeks | 200 hours |
| Fall | September 1 - November 16 | 10 weeks | 200 hours |
| Winter | November 27 - February 6 | 10 weeks | 200 hours |
Application Deadlines
| Semester | For those WITHOUT a residence visa | For those WITH a residence visa |
|---|---|---|
| Spring | By December 26 | By February 10 |
| Summer | By March 30 | By May 12 |
| Fall | By July 14 | By August 11 |
| Winter | By October 6 | By November 10 |
Tuition & Fees
Total Estimated Cost (1 semester): Approximately KRW 1,264,000 (tuition + textbook)
Annual Cost (4 semesters): Approximately KRW 5,056,000 (tuition + textbooks) + insurance
* Fees are subject to change. Please confirm current rates with the Korean Language School office.
Evaluation & Completion Requirements
- Grade Evaluation: Midterm 30% / Final Exam 50% / Quiz 10% / Attendance 10%
- Completion of Course: Students who complete three-fourths (¾) of 200 class hours per semester and pass the level tests
- Certificate of Education: Students who finish the semester but cannot meet the requirements for completion receive a certificate of education
- Certificate of Completion: Upon successful completion, participants receive a certificate of completion from the Dean of International Affairs
Eligibility Requirements
- Foreign freshmen, exchange students, and language students interested in Korean language and culture
- Koreans living abroad who wish to improve their Korean language skills
- Students who have finished high school or equivalent educational course
- Individuals planning to pursue higher education in Korea
- Anyone interested in learning Korean language, culture, and history
Contact & Inquiries
For detailed information on the Korean Language School, including application procedures, required documents, visa-related matters, and dormitory information, please contact the office directly.
Official Website (English): https://www.changwon.ac.kr/eng/main.do
Korean Language School Page: View Details
Address: 20 Changwondaehak-ro, Uichang-gu, Changwon-si, Gyeongsangnam-do 51140, Republic of Korea
Tel: +82-55-213-2636
Email: [email protected]
Please check the official website or contact the office for the most up-to-date information on semester schedules, application deadlines, and program details.
Academic Schedule Guide
Changwon National University Korean Language School – Study Abroad Package
An intensive Korean language program offered by Changwon National University (CWNU) for international students. The program focuses on practical Korean communication skills, Korean culture and history, and academic readiness for long-term study in Korea. Students can systematically improve their language proficiency from beginner to advanced levels while experiencing student life at a leading national university in Changwon.
Address: 20 Changwondaehak-ro, Uichang-gu, Changwon-si, Gyeongsangnam-do 51140, Republic of Korea · Tel: +82-55-213-2636 · Email: [email protected] · Website: https://www.changwon.ac.kr/eng
10 weeks per semester
(4 hours per day)
(Beginner to Advanced)
Program Overview
The Changwon National University Korean Language School is designed for international students who want to learn Korean language, culture, and history while preparing for academic study or everyday life in Korea. Through systematic level-based instruction, students develop balanced skills in speaking, listening, reading, and writing in a supportive national university environment.
- Target students: Foreign freshmen, exchange students, language students, and Koreans living abroad
- 4 semesters per year: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter (10 weeks each)
- Systematic 6-level curriculum from beginning to advanced
- Practical communication-focused classes with 200 hours per semester
- Balanced training in speaking, listening, reading, and writing
- Understanding and improvement in Korean language, culture, and history
- Small class sizes (approximately 15 students) for personalized attention
- Recommended for students considering further study at Korean universities
Basic Information
| Location (Campus) | Uichang-gu, Changwon-si, Gyeongsangnam-do – Changwon National University |
|---|---|
| Program Term | 4 semesters per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter) / 10 weeks per semester / 200 hours total per semester |
| Levels Offered | 6 Levels: Level 1-2 (Beginning), Level 3-4 (Intermediate), Level 5-6 (Advanced) |
| Class Time | Monday–Friday, 09:00–12:50 (4 hours per day, 20 hours per week) |
| Class Format | Integrated Korean language classes covering speaking, listening, reading, and writing at each level |
| Class Size | Approximately 15 students per class for personalized instruction |
| Placement | Students divided into classes after initial placement test on the entrance ceremony date |
Academic Schedule by Semester (2024 Example)
| Semester | Period | Week | Total Class Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring | March 2 (Thu) – May 11 (Thu) | 10 weeks | 200 hours |
| Summer | May 29 (Mon) – August 7 (Tue) | 10 weeks | 200 hours |
| Fall | September 1 (Fri) – November 16 (Thu) | 10 weeks | 200 hours |
| Winter | November 27 (Mon) – February 6 (Mon) | 10 weeks | 200 hours |
Class Structure & Learning Materials
- Students are placed in appropriate levels (1-6) through a placement evaluation
- Each level focuses on systematic development from basic to advanced Korean
- Level 1-2: Basic vocabulary training, conversation practice, and Basic Grammar I & II
- Level 3-4: Intermediate vocabulary training, conversation practice, and Intermediate Grammar I & II
- Level 5-6: Advanced vocabulary training, conversation practice, and Advanced Grammar I & II
- All levels include integrated skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing
- Classes emphasize practical communication skills applicable to daily life and university study
- Learning materials and textbooks are selected and provided by Changwon National University
Tuition & Fees (2024 Reference)
| Tuition Fee | KRW 1,200,000 per semester (10 weeks, 200 hours) – Payable after acceptance |
|---|---|
| Textbook | KRW 64,000 per semester (10 weeks) – Individual purchase |
| Insurance | KRW 150,000 per year – Individual payment |
| Dormitory | Depending on dormitory plan – Individual payment |
| Total (1 semester) | KRW 1,264,000 (Tuition + Textbook) |
| Total (4 semesters / 1 year) | KRW 5,056,000 (4 semesters) + Insurance KRW 150,000 = KRW 5,206,000 |
Application Deadlines (2024 Example)
| Semester | For those WITHOUT a residence visa | For those WITH a residence visa |
|---|---|---|
| Spring | By December 26 | By February 10 |
| Summer | By March 30 | By May 12 |
| Fall | By July 14 | By August 11 |
| Winter | By October 6 | By November 10 |
Evaluation & Completion Requirements
- Grade Evaluation: Regular tests (Midterm: 30% / Final Exam: 50% / Quiz: 10% / Attendance: 10%)
- Completion of Course: Students who complete three-fourths (¾) of 200 class hours per semester and pass the level tests
- Certificate of Education: Students who finish the semester but cannot meet the requirements for completion receive a certificate of education
- Certificate of Completion: Upon successful completion of the course, participants receive a certificate of completion from the Dean of International Affairs, Changwon National University
Included / Not Included
Included
- 200 hours of Korean language instruction per semester
- Placement test and level-appropriate class assignment
- Systematic curriculum from Level 1 to Level 6
- Guidance on application procedures
- Support with submitting program-related documents
- Basic visa guidance (according to individual eligibility)
- Orientation and academic guidance after arrival
- Certificate of completion upon successful course completion
Not Included
- Airfare to and from Korea
- Dormitory or other accommodation costs
- Meals and daily living expenses
- Local transportation
- Personal insurance (must be arranged individually)
- Textbooks (individual purchase required)
- Personal expenses and optional activities
Application Procedure
- Consultation: Initial consultation regarding the Changwon National University Korean Language School and preferred semester
- Document Preparation: Preparation and submission of required application documents
- University Review: Document screening and evaluation by Changwon National University
- Acceptance & Payment: Confirmation of acceptance and payment of tuition fees
- Visa Application: Apply for D-4 student visa (if applicable) at Korean embassy/consulate
- Arrival in Korea: Travel to Changwon, attend orientation, and take placement test
- Start Classes: Begin Korean language classes at assigned level
Eligibility Requirements
- Foreign freshmen, exchange students, and language students interested in Korean language and culture
- Koreans living abroad who wish to improve their Korean language skills
- Students who have finished high school or equivalent educational course
- Individuals planning to pursue higher education in Korea
- Anyone interested in learning Korean language, culture, and history
- Applicants who can submit all required documents as requested by the university
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Academic Regulations
Changwon National University Korean Language School – Admission Guidelines
This guide provides information for overseas applicants who wish to enroll in the Korean Language School at Changwon National University (CWNU) in Changwon, Gyeongsangnam-do, Republic of Korea. Please carefully review the eligibility requirements, admission procedure, required documents, application deadlines, tuition & fees, and contact details before applying.
1. Eligibility Requirements
- Foreign freshmen, exchange students, language students, and Koreans living abroad who are interested in Korean language and culture
- Applicants who have completed high school or equivalent educational course at the time of application
- Applicants who can submit all required original documents; documents in languages other than Korean or English must be translated into Korean or English and notarized
- Applicants who are able to obtain an appropriate visa (e.g., D-4 Korean language training visa) and have no disqualifying reasons for staying in Korea
- Applicants who agree to comply with Changwon National University regulations, Korean immigration laws, and attendance requirements of the Korean Language School
- Students who wish to pursue higher education in Korea or improve their Korean language proficiency for personal or professional purposes
2. Admission Procedure
- Complete the CWNU Korean Language School application form and prepare all required documents
- Submit the application and documents (by post, in person, email, or as instructed by Changwon National University)
- Document screening by CWNU Korean Language School office (additional documents may be requested if necessary)
- Notification of admission result to each applicant individually
- Payment of tuition and related fees to the designated CWNU account
- Issuance of Certificate of Admission and final confirmation of enrollment
- Apply for D-4 student visa at Korean embassy/consulate in your country (if applicable)
- Arrival in Korea, attend orientation, and take placement test on the entrance ceremony date
※ Applicants must check their email and contact information regularly during the screening period.
※ If you wish to cancel the program after admission, you must submit a written cancellation request to Changwon National University.
Before the new semester begins, tuition may be refunded according to CWNU refund regulations; however, the application fee is non-refundable.
Application Deadlines by Semester (2024 Example)
| Semester | For those WITHOUT a residence visa | For those WITH a residence visa |
|---|---|---|
| Spring | By December 26 | By February 10 |
| Summer | By March 30 | By May 12 |
| Fall | By July 14 | By August 11 |
| Winter | By October 6 | By November 10 |
※ The above schedule is based on 2024. Application deadlines may change each year. Please check the schedule with the Korean Language School office before applying.
※ The issuance date of the Certificate of Admission may differ depending on when the application and documents are completed and when tuition payment is confirmed.
Program Schedule by Semester (2024 Example)
| Year | Semester | Campus | Period | Certificate of Admission |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Spring | Changwon Campus | March 2 – May 11 (10 weeks) | Issued sequentially after tuition payment |
| 2024 | Summer | Changwon Campus | May 29 – August 7 (10 weeks) | Issued sequentially after tuition payment |
| 2024 | Fall | Changwon Campus | September 1 – November 16 (10 weeks) | Issued sequentially after tuition payment |
| 2024 | Winter | Changwon Campus | November 27 – February 6 (10 weeks) | Issued sequentially after tuition payment |
※ The above schedule is an example based on 2024. The latest schedule and semester dates will be announced in the official admission notice for each year on the CWNU website.
3. Required Documents (Overseas Applicants)
All applicants must submit original documents. Documents must be written in Korean or English. If documents are issued in another language, a Korean or English translation must be attached and notarized. The list below is a standard template; depending on the applicant's country and visa type, additional documents may be requested by Changwon National University.
| No. | Document | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Application form (CWNU format) | Attach a recent color ID photo |
| 02 | Certificate of final academic degree | High school diploma or equivalent; authenticated by Korean Embassy or with Apostille, depending on issuing country |
| 03 | Official tran from the final school | Must cover the entire course; translation & notarization required if not in Korean/English |
| 04 | Employment certificate or business registration of parents/guardian | Used to verify financial supporter |
| 05 | Proof of income of parents/guardian | Income certificate, tax statement, or equivalent |
| 06 | Official bank statement | Issued within 1 month of application; minimum balance of USD $10,000 or more (or equivalent in other currencies) |
| 07 | Certificate of family relationship | Must include information on both parents and the applicant; copies of parents' ID cards may be required |
| 08 | Copy of passport | Information page (photo and passport number) must be clearly visible |
| 09 | Health certificate (if required) | May be required depending on applicant's country or university policy |
| 10 | Study plan or statement of purpose | Brief statement explaining reasons for studying Korean and future plans |
※ Applicants from certain countries or regions are advised to contact CWNU Korean Language School in advance to confirm the detailed list of required documents.
※ All documents may be requested again during visa application at the Korean embassy/consulate in your country.
※ Documents submitted to the university are not returned in principle.
4. Admission & Visa Regulations (Summary)
- If any submitted document is found to be falsified or forged, admission may be revoked and enrollment or completion records may be cancelled even after entry into Korea
- Submitted documents are not returned in principle
- The language training visa (D-4) for Korean Language School students is limited in total duration according to Korean immigration regulations. Students must extend their visa before the expiry date each semester
- Any change in the student's status (address, school, visa type, etc.) must be reported to the immigration office and Changwon National University within 14 days
- If the attendance rate falls below the required standard (¾ of 200 class hours), students may receive warnings or be dismissed from the program, which can lead to visa problems
- Students must maintain good academic standing and pass level tests to progress to the next level
- All students are required to comply with Korean laws, university regulations, and dormitory rules (if residing in university housing)
5. Tuition & Fees
| Category | Amount (KRW) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | To be confirmed | Paid once at the time of application; non-refundable |
| Tuition (1 semester) | 1,200,000 | 10-week course (200 hours) – Payable after acceptance |
| Textbook (1 semester) | 64,000 | Required textbooks – Individual purchase |
| Insurance (1 year) | 150,000 | International student health insurance – Individual payment |
| Dormitory | Varies by plan | Depending on dormitory type and meal plan – Individual payment |
| Total (1 semester) | 1,264,000 | Tuition + Textbook (excluding insurance and dormitory) |
| Total (4 semesters) | 5,056,000 | 4 semesters tuition + textbooks (excluding insurance and dormitory) |
| Annual Total | 5,206,000 | 4 semesters + insurance (excluding dormitory) |
※ Tuition and fees are subject to change according to Changwon National University policy and the latest admission guidelines.
※ Refunds follow CWNU's official refund regulations for the Korean Language School.
※ International students are normally required to apply for at least 2 semesters; applicants from some countries may be required to apply for 4 semesters.
6. Evaluation & Completion Requirements
- Grade Evaluation: Regular tests comprising Midterm exam (30%), Final exam (50%), Quiz (10%), and Attendance (10%)
- Completion of Course: Students who complete three-fourths (¾) of 200 class hours per semester and pass the level tests
- Certificate of Education: Students who finish the semester but cannot meet the requirements for completion receive a certificate of education
- Certificate of Completion: Upon successful completion of the course, participants receive a certificate of completion from the Dean of International Affairs, Changwon National University
- Progression: Students who successfully complete one level may progress to the next level in the following semester
7. Contact Information
For detailed information about application, documents, visa, dormitory, and other inquiries, please contact the Korean Language School office at Changwon National University.
| Office | Telephone | Address | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Korean Language School Changwon National University |
+82-55-213-2636 | [email protected] | 20 Changwondaehak-ro, Uichang-gu, Changwon-si, Gyeongsangnam-do 51140, Republic of Korea |
Official Website (English): https://www.changwon.ac.kr/eng
Korean Language School Page: View Admission Information
Please also check the latest notices and detailed admission guidelines on the official Changwon National University website before submitting your application. The Korean Language School office can provide the most up-to-date information regarding application procedures, required documents, semester schedules, and any special requirements.
Curriculum and Textbooks
Level 1 Korean Language Regular Course Curriculum (Beginning) LEVEL 1
Level 1 at the Changwon National University Korean Language School is designed for learners who are studying Korean for the first time. Students begin with the Korean alphabet (Hangul), basic pronunciation, and core sentence patterns, and practice essential expressions used in everyday life such as greetings, self-introduction, simple shopping, transportation, and daily activities in Changwon and Korea.
1. Learning Objectives
- Master the Korean alphabet (Hangul) and develop accurate pronunciation of consonants, vowels, and basic syllable structures
- Understand and use key beginner-level vocabulary and basic grammar structures required for Level 1
- Communicate in simple everyday situations using short, basic sentences (greetings, self-introduction, shopping, etc.)
- Read and write Hangul accurately and understand short, simple written texts related to daily life
- Introduce oneself and provide basic personal information such as name, nationality, occupation, hobbies, and daily routines
- Develop foundational skills in speaking, listening, reading, and writing as preparation for Level 2
2. Course Contents
Level 1 focuses on building a strong foundation in Korean language basics. The curriculum is designed to develop all four language skills in an integrated manner.
Speaking
Basic vocabulary training and conversation practice focusing on everyday situations. Students learn to greet others, introduce themselves, ask simple questions, and express basic needs and preferences.
Listening
Understanding simple spoken Korean in everyday contexts. Practice listening to greetings, self-introductions, basic instructions, simple announcements, and short dialogues about familiar topics.
Reading
Reading short dialogues and simple texts. Understanding basic signs, notices, schedules, menus, and simple messages. Building vocabulary recognition and basic reading comprehension skills.
Writing
Writing Hangul accurately and composing short, simple sentences. Filling out basic forms with personal information, writing simple messages, and creating basic self-introductions in written form.
- Pronunciation: Hangul consonants (ㄱ, ㄴ, ㄷ, ㄹ, ㅁ, ㅂ, ㅅ, etc.) and vowels (ㅏ, ㅓ, ㅗ, ㅜ, ㅡ, ㅣ, etc.), basic syllable structure, batchim (final consonants), simple sound changes, and basic intonation for statements and questions.
- Grammar (Basic Grammar I): Basic word order (Subject–Object–Verb), present/past/future tense, topic/subject/object/location particles (은/는, 이/가, 을/를, 에, 에서), numbers and counters, polite endings (-요), demonstratives (이, 그, 저), and introductory honorific forms.
- Vocabulary: Approximately 500-800 basic words related to self-introduction, nationality and family, school life, food and restaurants, shopping, transportation, weather and seasons, daily routines, hobbies and interests, time and dates, and basic emotions.
- Conversation: Greetings and farewells, self-introduction and introducing others, asking and answering simple questions, telling the time and date, describing basic locations and directions, ordering food and shopping, making simple appointments, and expressing likes and dislikes.
- Reading & Writing: Reading short dialogues and notices, understanding simple signs and schedules, reading basic menus and shopping lists, writing short sentences about daily life, filling out basic forms (name, address, phone number, nationality, etc.), and writing simple diary entries or messages.
3. Sample Classroom Activities
- Self-introduction presentations and pair interviews to exchange basic personal information (name, nationality, major, hobbies)
- Hangul writing practice through dictation, word games, and flashcard activities
- Number, date, and time practice through games, quizzes, and short speaking activities
- Using campus maps or city maps of Changwon to practice location and direction expressions
- Restaurant role-plays using real or sample Korean menus to practice ordering food and paying the bill
- Supermarket/shopping role-plays to ask prices, choose products, and complete a purchase
- Daily routine presentations where students describe their typical day using time expressions
- Weather forecast activities where students describe today's weather and plan activities accordingly
- Family introduction presentations using photos or drawings with appropriate honorific language
- Cultural activities to learn about Korean culture, customs, and daily life while practicing language skills
4. Weekly Lesson Plan (Sample Template)
The following weekly plan is a sample for the Changwon National University Korean Language School Level 1. The actual lesson schedule and topics may vary according to the semester and the instructor's detailed syllabus. Each week consists of 20 hours of instruction (4 hours per day, Monday to Friday).
| Week | Grammar & Expressions | Conversation & Activities |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Hangul consonants and vowels, basic syllable structure, simple greetings and polite endings (-요, -입니다). | Saying hello and goodbye, introducing one's name and nationality, basic classroom expressions (e.g., "I don't understand," "Please say it again"). |
| Week 2 | Topic/subject particles (은/는, 이/가), nationality and occupation expressions, demonstratives (이, 그, 저). | Self-introduction in more detail, talking about country and job/major, introducing friends and classmates, identifying objects around the classroom. |
| Week 3 | Location particles (에, 에서), present tense verbs (하다, 가다, 오다, 먹다), basic daily routine verbs. | Describing one's room, classroom, and campus; talking about daily schedule and school life; asking and telling where places are located. |
| Week 4 | Native and Sino-Korean numbers, time and date expressions, days of the week, counters (개, 명, 병). | Asking and telling the time, making simple appointments, talking about birthdays and important dates, counting objects and people. |
| Week 5 | Object particle (을/를), basic past tense (-았/었어요), expressions of likes and dislikes (좋아하다, 싫어하다). | Talking about hobbies and interests, favorite food and activities, describing what you did last weekend, expressing preferences about Korean food. |
| Week 6 | Future/plan expressions (-겠어요, -(으)ㄹ 거예요), simple suggestion and invitation forms (-ㅂ시다, -(으)ㄹ래요). | Making plans with friends, inviting someone to activities, accepting or declining invitations politely, discussing future plans and schedules. |
| Week 7 | Adjectives (predicate and attributive use), basic comparative expressions (더, 제일), weather/season vocabulary. | Describing today's weather and four seasons, talking about favorite seasons and related activities, comparing preferences and making simple comparisons. |
| Week 8 | Basic honorific expressions for family and teachers (-(으)시다), simple health and feeling expressions (아프다, 피곤하다). | Introducing family members respectfully, talking about how you feel (tired, sick, happy, sad), simple hospital/pharmacy situations, asking about others' well-being. |
| Week 9 | Review of all major grammar points, progressive form (-고 있다), connective expressions (-고, -지만). | Describing ongoing actions, connecting sentences to express contrast or addition, integrated conversation practice combining multiple grammar patterns. |
| Week 10 | Comprehensive review of Level 1 content, preparation for final exam, introduction to Level 2 preview. | Final project presentations (self-introduction, daily life, or hobby topic), review activities and games, final speaking assessment, written final exam. |
5. Evaluation & Assessment
- Midterm Exam (30%): Written test covering grammar, vocabulary, reading, and writing from Weeks 1-5
- Final Exam (50%): Comprehensive written test covering all Level 1 content, including listening comprehension
- Quizzes (10%): Weekly vocabulary and grammar quizzes to check ongoing progress
- Attendance (10%): Regular attendance is mandatory; students must attend at least 75% of all classes
- Class Participation: Active participation in pair work, group activities, and presentations is expected
6. Learning Materials
- Main textbook: Level 1 Korean language textbook designated by Changwon National University (approximately KRW 64,000)
- Supplementary materials: Handouts, worksheets, and multimedia resources provided by the instructor
- Online resources: Access to online learning platforms for homework and additional practice (if available)
- Audio/video materials: Listening practice files and pronunciation guides
- Cultural materials: Videos, photos, and readings about Korean culture and daily life
※ The above curriculum is a representative example for Level 1 of the Changwon National University Korean Language School. Actual weekly topics and classroom activities may be adjusted by the instructor according to the needs of the students and the detailed syllabus for each semester.
※ Upon successful completion of Level 1, students will receive a certificate and be eligible to enroll in Level 2, which builds upon the foundation established in this course.
※ For more information about the Level 1 curriculum or other levels (2-6), please contact the Korean Language School office at +82-55-213-2636 or email [email protected].
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