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    2025-12-02 ~ 2026-12-31

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    University Introduce

    Korean Language Center · Introduction

    Kyonggi University Korean Language Program

    Established in 1947, Kyonggi University provides one of the most optimal TOPIK preparation programs in Korea. With two campuses in Seoul and Suwon, KGU offers comprehensive Korean language education focused on communication and problem-solving skills.

    Founded 1947 Two Campuses: Seoul & Suwon 900+ International Students
    Locations
    Seoul & Suwon
    10 min from Seoul City Hall
    Programs
    4 sessions/year
    Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
    Focus
    TOPIK Preparation
    Communication & problem-solving
    Faculty
    Highly Qualified
    Master's/Ph.D. degrees

    About Kyonggi University

    Founded in 1947 as Choyang Kindergarten Teacher School, Kyonggi University has grown to become one of Korea's leading private institutions. Guided by the spirit of truth, sincerity, and love, KGU serves over 17,000 students across two campuses with partnerships with 245 universities in 39 countries.

    Korean Language Center

    • TOPIK Focus: Optimal TOPIK preparation for students seeking test scores or certification
    • Comprehensive Curriculum: Integrated training in listening, speaking, reading, writing
    • Expert Instructors: Master's/Ph.D. qualified teachers using quality materials
    • Student Care: Affectionate support both in and beyond classroom
    • Cultural Integration: Learn Korean language alongside cultural understanding

    Why Choose KGU?

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    Seoul campus: 10 min from City Hall. Suwon campus: traditional cultural city, 30 miles south of Seoul

    ???? Scholarship Benefits

    Exchange/visiting/dual degree students: ₩100,000 admission discount + 50% tuition discount

    ???? International Community

    900+ international students, 245 partner universities in 39 countries

    ???? Modern Facilities

    Hotel-style dormitories (2,000 capacity), modern classrooms, excellent campus amenities

    Location Advantages

    Seoul Campus:

    • Center of Seoul, 10-minute bus ride from Seoul City Hall
    • Prime location with easy access to restaurants, public transportation

    Suwon Campus (Main):

    • Traditional and cultural city, 30 miles south of Seoul
    • UNESCO World Heritage: Hwaseong Fortress
    • Near Samsung Electronics HQ, Everland Resort, Korean Folk Village
    • Beautiful nature with educational facilities

    Contact Information

    Website: www.kyonggi.ac.kr/IOIE

    Seoul Campus: 10 min from Seoul City Hall | Suwon Campus: Suwon-si, Gyeonggi Province

    Ready to Join Kyonggi University Korean Language Program?

    Contact your Trenvl planner for personalized guidance on applying to KGU Korean Language Center.

    Academic Schedule Guide

    Regular Korean Language Course · Study Abroad Package

    Kyonggi University IOIE Korean Language Course Study Abroad Package

    The International Office of International Education (IOIE) at Kyonggi University provides a structured and immersive Korean language program for foreigners and overseas Koreans — focusing on practical communication, cultural adaptation, and academic readiness for university life in Korea.

    Center Contact Email : [email protected]  ·  Phone (Suwon Campus) : +82-31-249-8933  ·  Phone (Seoul Campus) : +82-2-390-5325
    Location (Campus)
    Suwon Campus · Seoul Campus
    Terms
    4 terms per year (Spring · Summer · Fall · Winter) / approx. 10 weeks per term
    Class Time
    Mon–Fri · 4 hours/day (Morning or Afternoon)
    Levels
    Beginner Level 1 → Advanced Level 6

    Program Overview

    The Kyonggi University IOIE Korean Language Program emphasizes real-life Korean communication and academic preparation. Through small-group classes, experienced instructors, and a structured 6-level curriculum, students can develop comprehensive listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills and gain cultural experience essential for life in Korea.

    • 4 terms per year — approx. 10 weeks of intensive learning per term
    • Monday to Friday · 4 hours per day (Morning or Afternoon)
    • 6 levels from beginner to advanced with systematic advancement
    • Focus on practical conversation + academic Korean
    • Small class sizes for efficient participation and instructor interaction
    • Support for TOPIK exam and Korean university admission
    • Eligible for D-4 Korean Language Training Visa (for multi-term enrollment)

    Basic Information

    Campus Suwon Campus: 154-42 Gwanggyosan-ro, Yeongtong-gu, Suwon, Gyeonggi-do
    Seoul Campus: 24 Gyeonggi-dae-ro 9-gil, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul
    Terms Spring · Summer · Fall · Winter — approx. 10 weeks / 200 hours per term
    Levels 6 levels (Beginner 1 → Advanced 6)
    Class Time Morning Classes: Mon–Fri · 4 hours/day (Levels 1–6)
    Afternoon Classes: Mon–Fri · 4 hours/day (Levels 1–5)
    Class Size Small-group instruction for effective learning interaction.
    ※ A class may not open if the number of enrolled students is insufficient.
    Eligibility Foreign nationals and overseas Koreans who have completed high school or equivalent

    Major Term Schedule (Annual)

    Term Document Submission Deadline Entrance Ceremony Study Period
    Spring Term Early February Mid-March March ~ May
    Summer Term Early May Mid-June June ~ August
    Fall Term Early August Mid-September September ~ November
    Winter Term Early November Mid-December December ~ February
    Note: D-4 visa applicants must ensure documents arrive at least 2 weeks before the deadline. When application volume is high, registration may close early.

    Course Types & Features

    Course Type Time Levels Target Students Key Contents
    Standard Korean Course Morning Levels 1–6 Foreign students and overseas Koreans learning Korean for daily life & culture Communication-centered integrated classes: speaking, listening, reading & writing
    Afternoon Levels 1–5
    Academic Korean Course Afternoon Levels 3–6 Students preparing for university or graduate school in Korea Academic Korean, report writing, presentation & TOPIK preparation

    Tuition & Fees

    Item Amount Notes
    Application Fee 120,000 KRW Non-refundable
    Tuition (per term) 1,800,000 KRW Textbooks not included (approx. 50,000–80,000 KRW)
    Dormitory (optional) Approx. 1,200,000–1,500,000 KRW / term Shared double-room dormitory · basic furniture included
    Estimated Living Expenses Approx. 800,000–1,200,000 KRW / month Meals, transportation, mobile, and personal expenses

    Included / Not Included

    ✓ Included

    • Personal guidance through Kyonggi University application process
    • Support for document preparation & application submission
    • Guidance for tuition payment and dormitory request
    • Basic support for D-4 visa preparation
    • Orientation and settlement assistance after arrival in Korea

    ✗ Not Included

    • Airfare and airport transportation
    • Accommodation expenses (dormitory or studio)
    • Textbook fees (approx. 50,000–80,000 KRW per term)
    • Meals, transportation, and phone bills
    • Personal insurance and optional travel/activities
    • Visa application fees

    Application Procedure

    1. Consultation & Term Selection
      Initial consultation with Kyonggi University IOIE and Trenvl planner to select term, course, and class time.
    2. Online Application & Document Submission
      Submit online application + pay application fee + send original documents by post.
      ※ D-4 visa applicants must send documents early to avoid delay.
    3. Document Screening & Admission Confirmation
      University screening (approx. 1–2 weeks) → check result online.
    4. Tuition Payment
      Pay tuition and other required fees. (Dormitory fee paid separately if applicable.)
    5. Visa Application & Departure Preparation
      Certificate of Admission issued approx. 1 month before the start date → apply for visa → book flight tickets.
    6. Arrival & Orientation
      Arrive in Korea → attend entrance ceremony → begin classes.

    Completion & Promotion Criteria

    Completion Requirements

    • Attendance: At least 80% of total class hours
    • Grades:
      • Levels 1–4: Overall grade of C (70 points) or higher
      • Levels 5–6: At least 60 points per subject + overall C or higher

    Ineligibility to Register for Next Term

    • If attendance falls below 60%
    • If the same level is failed three times

    Refund Policy

    Refund Time Refund Amount
    Before the start of classes Full refund (tuition only)
    Days 1–7 after the start 80% refund
    Days 8–20 60% refund
    Days 21–30 40% refund
    After 30 days No refund
    Application fee (120,000 KRW) is non-refundable. If visa is denied and cancellation is requested before the first day of class, full tuition (excluding application fee) will be refunded.

    A dedicated Kyonggi University IOIE Korean Course planner at Trenvl will support students throughout the entire process — from application and visa to arrival, accommodation, and daily living in Korea.

    Inquiries: Trenvl Kyonggi University IOIE Program Planner or contact the Center directly ([email protected])

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    Academic Regulations

    Kyonggi University IOIE Korean Language Course Application Guidelines

    Application instructions for international students applying to the Kyonggi University Institute of International Education (IOIE) Korean Language Course. Please review the eligibility, required documents, application procedure, tuition and contact information below.

    1. Eligibility

    • Foreign nationals and overseas Koreans who have graduated from high school or have equivalent academic qualifications
    • Applicants who can provide officially certified proof of highest academic background (Apostille or consular confirmation if required)
    • Applicants who have no restrictions for studying or residing in Korea
    • Applicants for a D-4 visa must register for at least 2 terms at once

    ⚠️ Important Notes

    • Vietnam, Mongolia, Uzbekistan nationals: Required to register for all 4 terms (1 year) at the time of application.
    • For detailed document requirements for these nationalities, please inquire through email: [email protected]

    2. Application Procedure

    1. Fill out the online application form
      Submit the application form via the Kyonggi University IOIE website.
    2. Pay the application fee
      Pay the application fee of 50,000 KRW (non-refundable).
    3. Submit original documents
      Mail or submit in person the required documents to the IOIE Korean Language Course Office.
      ※ D-4 visa applicants must ensure documents arrive at least 2 weeks before the deadline.
    4. Document screening
      Takes about 1–2 weeks after document arrival.
    5. Announcement of successful applicants
      Results can be checked online.
    6. Tuition payment
      Pay tuition by the deadline announced for each term.
    7. Issuance of Certificate of Admission
      Issued approximately 1 month before the class start date after tuition payment has been completed.
    8. Visa application and entry to Korea
      Apply for the D-4 visa at the local Korean Embassy → Enter Korea.

    ※ Required documents may vary by nationality.
    ※ Visa application must be done by the applicant directly at a Korean embassy/consulate.
    ※ Visa processing timelines vary by country; please confirm with the embassy in advance.

    2025–2026 Academic Year Major Term Schedule

    Year Term Application Period Tuition Payment Deadline Orientation Study Period
    2025 Spring Closed - 2025.03.07 2025.03.10 ~ 05.16
    2025 Summer 2025.04.01 ~ 05.10 2025.05.10 2025.06.05 2025.06.09 ~ 08.14
    2025 Fall 2025.06.30 ~ 08.10 2025.08.10 2025.08.29 2025.09.01 ~ 11.07
    2025–2026 Winter 2025.09.25 ~ 11.15 2025.11.15 2025.12.23 2025.12.24 ~ 2026.03.06

    3. Required Documents

    Required documents differ depending on whether applicants need a D-4 visa. Please check below.

    Type A — When a D-4 Visa is NOT Required

    No. Document Notes
    01Online Application FormSubmit on IOIE website
    02ID PhotoUpload (3.5×4.5 cm)
    03Passport CopyUpload passport information page
    04Proof of Highest EducationGraduation certificate (copy accepted)

    Type B — When a D-4 Visa is Required (Certificate of Admission)

    Mandatory Conditions
    • Must register for at least 2 consecutive terms (approx. 6 months)
    • Vietnam/Mongolia/Uzbekistan nationals: required to register for 4 terms (1 year)
    • All original academic documents require Apostille or consular confirmation
    No. Document Notes
    01Online Application FormSubmit via IOIE website
    02ID PhotoUpload on application page
    03Passport CopyIf renewed, submit copies of old and new
    04Original Academic CertificateWith Apostille / consular verification
    05Bank Balance CertificateAt least 10,000,000 KRW, issued within 30 days
    06Financial Support Documents (if required)For Ministry-of-Justice designated nationalities
    07Other Documents (if applicable)Family relationship certificate / guarantee letter if requested

    4. Tuition & Application Fee (based on 2025)

    Category Amount Notes
    Application Fee 50,000 KRW Non-refundable
    Tuition (per term) 1,500,000 KRW Textbooks purchased separately (~ 40,000–60,000 KRW per term)
    Dormitory (optional) Approx. 800,000–1,100,000 KRW / term Dormitories located on Suwon & Seoul campuses (depending on room type)

    5. Contact Information

    For questions regarding admission, schedule, and required documents, please contact IOIE using the information below.

    Office Phone Email
    Suwon Campus (IOIE) +82-31-249-8889 [email protected]
    Seoul Campus (IOIE) +82-2-390-5114

    Address

    Kyonggi University Institute of International Education (IOIE)

    Suwon Campus: 154-42 Gwanggyo-ro, Yeongtong-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
    Seoul Campus: 24 Kyonggidae-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea

    For support with the application process, document preparation, and visa guidance, please consult your Trenvl advisor or the Kyonggi University IOIE website.

    Trenvl Counseling & Support

    From admission to arrival in Korea, visa, housing and student life,
    Trenvl planners will support you every step of the way.

    Curriculum and Textbooks

    Kyonggi University IOIE · Regular Korean Program · Level Curriculum

    Level 1 Regular Korean Course Curriculum (Beginner 1)

    This introductory level is designed for students who are learning Korean for the first time. Learners start with Hangul (Korean alphabet) and gain the ability to understand and express very basic Korean needed in everyday life.

    1. Learning Objectives

    • Read and write Hangul accurately and understand basic pronunciation rules.
    • Communicate using basic expressions for greetings, self-introduction, daily activities, and simple purchases.
    • Create basic sentences using beginner-level grammar and approximately 800 core vocabulary items.
    • Understand and express simple information such as numbers, time, and dates.
    • Read and write short and practical sentences used in everyday life.

    2. Course Content

    Pronunciation

    • Hangul consonants and vowels
    • Basic syllable structure and batchim
    • Linking and nasalization pronunciation rules
    • Word stress and intonation

    Grammar

    • Particles (이/가), (을/를), (에), (에서)
    • Basic tense forms (present / past / future)
    • “이다 / 아니다” statements
    • “있다 / 없다” statements
    • Negation (안 / 못)
    • Basic connecting endings

    Vocabulary

    • Greetings and everyday expressions
    • Self-introduction (name, nationality, occupation)
    • Family relationships
    • Numbers, time, dates
    • Food and shopping vocabulary
    • Transportation and direction

    Conversation

    • Greeting and self-introduction
    • Buying items and asking prices
    • Asking and answering about location
    • Making and confirming schedules
    • Basic phone conversations
    • Talking about hobbies and daily routines
    • Ordering food in restaurants and cafés

    3. Sample Classroom Activities

    • Self-introduction and peer interview project
    • Number games with native and Sino-Korean numbers
    • Role-playing schedules and appointment making
    • Direction practice using campus or subway maps
    • Shopping role play and price-checking skit
    • Menu reading and ordering activity
    • Short writing tasks: diary, memo, text messages

    4. Weekly Syllabus (Sample)

    The following is an example outline. The syllabus may differ depending on the instructor and term.

    Week Grammar & Expressions Conversation & Activities Vocabulary Themes
    Week 1 Hangul basics · greetings · “이에요/예요” Self-introduction & greeting practice Greetings · nationality · job
    Week 2 “있다/없다” · location particles · demonstratives Asking about objects and location Classroom items · places · directions
    Week 3 Verb conjugation · “-을/를” · “-고 싶다” Talking about hobbies and what you want to do Daily verbs · hobbies
    Week 4 Numbers · Time · “-에” (time marker) Setting appointment times Numbers · time · days of week
    Week 5 Past tense · “-에 가다/오다” · “-고” Talking about past activities & travel Places · transportation · travel words
    Week 6 Adjectives · “-지만” · negatives Ordering food and preferences Food · taste · preferences
    Week 7 “-아/어 주세요” · future tense · honorific basics Polite requests · future plans · introducing family Family · plans · requests
    Week 8 “-ㄹ/을 수 있다/없다” · weather & seasons · review Abilities · talking about the weather · presentations Weather · seasons · hobbies
    Weeks 9–10 — Mid-term & final exams · comprehensive review · cultural activities

    5. Evaluation

    Evaluation Item Weight Details
    Attendance 20% Attendance must be 80% or higher (minimum 160 hours).
    Assignments & Participation 20% Homework, projects, and classroom participation
    Mid-term Exam 30% Evaluation of listening, reading, writing, and speaking
    Final Exam 30% Comprehensive evaluation of four skills
    ⚠️ Completion Requirements
    • Attendance 80% or higher
    • Total score 70 points or higher

    6. Textbooks

    • Kyonggi University IOIE Korean Language Course textbook set
    • Integrated Level 1 (listening, speaking, reading, writing)
    • Workbook and supplementary worksheets
    • Online materials through IOIE learning system

    ※ Textbook purchase is not included in tuition (approx. 40,000–60,000 KRW per term).

    Additional Notes

    • The above curriculum represents a typical Level 1 course at Kyonggi University IOIE.
    • Course content and teaching pace may differ slightly by instructor and term.
    • Class placement is based on a written/oral level test conducted before class begins.
    • Cultural activities may be included during the term depending on schedule.
    • A detailed syllabus will be provided by the instructor at the beginning of the course.

    Interested in other levels?

    Kyonggi University IOIE provides Level 1–6 and advanced communication courses.
    For details, please contact IOIE or your Trenvl planner.