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Introduction to JBNU Korean Language Program
The Language Education Center at Jeonbuk National University provides comprehensive Korean language education...
Key Features of JBNU Korean Language Program
Comprehensive 6-Level Curriculum
Our program offers six proficiency levels...
⏰ Intensive Learning Format
With 200 hours of instruction per 10-week term...
Expert Korean Language Instructors
Our instructors are specialists in Korean language education...
Cultural Immersion in Jeonju
Located in Jeonju, the heart of Korean traditional culture...
JBNU Campus & Korean Language Program Introduction
Inquiries & Contact Information
For questions about the JBNU Korean Language Program...
Language Education Center Contact
Address: Language Education Center, Jeonbuk National University
Phone: +82-63-270-3594 / +82-63-270-2250
Email: [email protected]
Academic Schedule Guide
Jeonbuk National University Korean Language Program Package
A comprehensive Korean language intensive program combining systematic language education, cultural experiences, and university admission preparation in one package.
Program Overview
The JBNU Intensive Korean Language Program is designed for international students seeking comprehensive Korean language education for university admission, career development, or cultural immersion in Korea.
- Four 10-week terms per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter)
- Six proficiency levels from beginner (Level 1) to advanced (Level 6)
- Integrated curriculum covering speaking, listening, reading, and writing
- Cultural activities and field trips included each term
- Optimized for Korean university admission and TOPIK preparation
- Small class sizes (15-20 students) for personalized attention
Program Details
| Location | Jeonju Campus, Jeollabuk-do, Republic of Korea |
|---|---|
| Academic Year | 4 terms in 2026 / 10 weeks per term (200 hours instruction) |
| Proficiency Levels | Level 1 (Beginner) ~ Level 6 (Advanced) |
| Class Schedule |
Monday–Friday, 4 hours/day (200 hours total per term) Time varies by level (morning or afternoon sessions) |
| Class Size | Average 15-20 students per class (small group setting) |
| TOPIK Alignment | Curriculum aligned with TOPIK Level 1 through TOPIK Level 6 standards |
2026 Academic Calendar
| Year | Term | Application Period | OT & Level Test | Classes Begin | Classes End |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Spring | Dec 1 - Dec 26, 2025 | TBA | Mar 3, 2026 | May 13, 2026 |
| 2026 | Summer | Mar 2 - Mar 27, 2026 | TBA | Jun 2, 2026 | Aug 11, 2026 |
| 2026 | Fall | Jun 1 - Jun 26, 2026 | TBA | Sep 1, 2026 | Nov 16, 2026 |
| 2026 | Winter | Aug 31 - Sep 29, 2026 | TBA | Dec 1, 2026 | Feb 12, 2027 |
※ Schedule is subject to change. Please check the official JBNU Language Education Center website for confirmed dates
※ Orientation and level test dates will be announced approximately 2 weeks before term starts
Course Structure & Textbooks
- One level completion per 10-week term
- Balanced curriculum: speaking, listening, reading, and writing
- Cultural activities and field trips integrated into curriculum
- JBNU-developed textbooks or approved Korean language materials
- Regular assessments and feedback sessions
Textbook Guide
| Level | Textbook/Materials | Focus Areas |
|---|---|---|
| Level 1-2 (Beginner) |
Korean Language for Beginners Published by JBNU or approved alternatives |
Hangeul, basic grammar, daily conversation, survival Korean skills |
| Level 3-4 (Intermediate) |
Intermediate Korean Language Published by JBNU or approved alternatives |
Complex grammar, news reading, discussions, social and cultural topics |
| Level 5-6 (Advanced) |
Advanced Korean Language Published by JBNU or approved alternatives |
Academic Korean, professional discourse, university-level reading and writing |
※ Textbooks are purchased separately (approximately 40,000-60,000 KRW per level)
※ Additional materials provided by instructors may include handouts, multimedia resources, and online content
Tuition & Fees
| Year | Item | Amount (KRW) | Amount (USD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Tuition (per term) | 1,300,000 | ~$950 | 10 weeks, 200 hours |
| 2026 | Tuition (per term) | 1,300,000 | ~$950 | Subject to change |
| Additional Costs (not included in tuition) | 40,000-60,000 | ~$30-45 | Textbooks per level | |
| ~120,000 | ~$90 | Health insurance (3 months) | ||
Payment Information:
- No application fee required
- Tuition must be paid within 7-14 days after admission notification
- Bank transfer to JBNU designated account (details provided after acceptance)
- Cultural activities and field trips included in tuition
- Refund policy applies based on withdrawal timing (refer to admission guide)
Package Inclusions
✅ Included in Package
- Tuition payment processing
- Application form assistance
- Admission document preparation
- Visa application guidance
- Pre-departure orientation
- Basic living information guide
- Korean language classes (200 hours/term)
- Cultural activities and field trips
- Level placement test
- Course completion certificate
❌ Not Included in Package
- Airfare / Flight tickets
- Dormitory accommodation fees
- Meals and food expenses
- Transportation costs
- Textbooks (40,000-60,000 KRW/level)
- Health insurance (~120,000 KRW/3 months)
- Personal expenses and shopping
- Optional activities outside curriculum
- Visa application fees
- Document authentication/apostille costs
Application Process
- Initial Consultation
Contact JBNU Language Education Center or consult with education advisor about program options and requirements
- Document Preparation
Gather required documents including passport, diploma, photos, financial proof, etc.
- Online Application Submission
Complete online application form and submit documents to JBNU
- Application Review & Acceptance
JBNU reviews application and issues admission notification (typically within 1-2 weeks)
- Tuition Payment
Pay tuition fee within designated period via bank transfer
- Receive Admission Documents
Certificate of Admission issued after payment confirmation
- Visa Application
Apply for D-4 visa at Korean embassy/consulate in your country
- Accommodation Arrangement
Secure on-campus dormitory or off-campus housing in Jeonju
- Arrival & Orientation
Attend mandatory orientation, take placement test, and begin classes
Comprehensive Support Services
Our dedicated education consultants provide full support from university selection through visa processing, accommodation arrangements, and settlement in Korea.
Application Support
- University program selection guidance
- Application document review and assistance
- Submission deadline management
- Communication with JBNU on your behalf
Visa & Immigration
- D-4 visa application guidance
- Required document checklist
- Embassy interview preparation
- Post-arrival registration support
Living Arrangements
- Dormitory application assistance
- Off-campus housing information
- Living cost estimates and budgeting
- Local area orientation and tips
Ready to Start Your Korean Language Journey?
Contact JBNU Language Education Center or our education consultants to begin your application process.
JBNU Language Education Center:
Phone: +82-63-270-3594 /
+82-63-270-2250
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://wz3.jbnu.ac.kr/lec_koreaneng/
Important Notice: All information including tuition fees, schedules, and program details are subject to change by JBNU without prior notice. Please confirm all details with the official JBNU Language Education Center before making final decisions. This package overview is for reference purposes only and does not constitute a binding agreement.
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Jeonbuk National University Korean Language Program - Admission Guide
Complete admission information for international students applying to the JBNU Intensive Korean Language Program. Please review eligibility requirements, required documents, application procedures, tuition fees, and contact information.
1. Eligibility Requirements
- High school graduate or equivalent educational background (or expected graduation)
- At least 18 years of age at the time of application
- Able to provide educational documents authenticated according to the applicant's home country regulations (Apostille or consular confirmation)
- No legal or health restrictions that would prevent participation in Korean language classes or residence in Korea
- Applicants from all countries are welcome (no nationality restrictions)
Important Note: Meeting the eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. All applications are subject to review by JBNU Language Education Center, and additional documents or interviews may be requested.
2. Application Procedure
- Complete Online Application Form
Submit application through JBNU's online system or designated portal
- Submit Required Documents
Upload documents online or send by mail/courier to JBNU
- Document Review
JBNU reviews application materials (typically 1-2 weeks)
- Interview (if required)
Online or in-person interview may be conducted for selected applicants
- Admission Notification
Acceptance letter sent via email to successful applicants
- Tuition Payment
Pay tuition within designated period (typically 7-14 days after admission)
- Certificate of Admission Issuance
Official admission documents issued after payment confirmation
- Visa Application (if applicable)
Apply for D-4 student visa at Korean embassy/consulate in your country
※ JBNU may request additional documents or conduct interviews based on individual circumstances.
※ Visa application is the applicant's responsibility and is subject to immigration regulations of each country.
※ Admission to the language program does not guarantee visa approval.
Online Application → Document Submission → Review → Admission Decision → Tuition Payment → Certificate Issuance → Visa Application → Arrival
2026 Academic Year - Application Periods & Admission Schedule
| Year | Term | Application Period | Admission Notification | Tuition Payment Deadline | Classes Begin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Spring | Dec 1 - Dec 26, 2025 | Within 2 weeks after application | Within 7-14 days after admission | Mar 3, 2026 |
| 2026 | Summer | Mar 2 - Mar 27, 2026 | Within 2 weeks after application | Within 7-14 days after admission | Jun 2, 2026 |
| 2026 | Fall | Jun 1 - Jun 26, 2026 | Within 2 weeks after application | Within 7-14 days after admission | Sep 1, 2026 |
| 2026 | Winter | Aug 31 - Sep 29, 2026 | Within 2 weeks after application | Within 7-14 days after admission | Dec 1, 2026 |
※ Admission notification timing may vary depending on when you complete your application and submit all documents.
※ Application periods may close earlier if enrollment capacity is reached.
※ For D-4 visa applicants, it's recommended to apply at least 2-3 months before the term starts.
3. Required Documents
Required documents vary depending on your nationality, current residence status, and whether you need to apply for a D-4 student visa. Please carefully review which document type applies to your situation.
Document Preparation Tips:
• All documents must be recent (typically issued within 3-6 months)
• Documents in languages other than Korean or English must be translated and notarized
• Keep copies of all submitted documents for your records
• Original diplomas may be required for visa application (will be returned after verification)
Type A Documents (For applicants currently residing in Korea)
For international students already in Korea with valid visa status who do not need to apply for a new D-4 visa:
| No. | Document Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Online Application Form | Complete on JBNU portal with personal information, educational background, and Korean learning goals |
| 02 | Passport Copy | Clear copy of photo/information page with valid expiration date |
| 03 | Recent Passport Photo | 3×4cm, white background, taken within last 3 months |
| 04 | High School Diploma or Higher | Original or certified copy (notarization may be required) |
| 05 | Academic Tran | From most recent educational institution |
| 06 | Alien Registration Card (ARC) | Front and back copies showing current visa status in Korea |
| 07 | Entry/Exit Records | Can be obtained from immigration office or Hi Korea website |
Type B Documents (For D-4 visa applicants / Students outside Korea)
For students applying from outside Korea who need to obtain a D-4 student visa:
| No. | Document Name | Notes & Requirements |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Online Application Form | Complete with personal statement, study plan, and emergency contact information |
| 02 | Passport Copy | Valid for at least 6 months beyond intended stay. Clear, complete copy of information page |
| 03 | Recent Passport Photos (2 copies) | 3×4cm, white background, taken within last 3 months |
| 04 | High School Diploma or Higher |
⚠️ Must have Apostille or consular confirmation Original or certified copy authenticated by your country's designated authority |
| 05 | Academic Tran |
⚠️ Must have Apostille or consular confirmation Complete tran from high school or most recent institution |
| 06 | Bank Statement (Financial Proof) |
✓ CRITICAL REQUIREMENT • Minimum balance: 8,000,000-16,000,000 KRW (~$6,000-12,000 USD) • Issued within 30 days of application • Must be in applicant's or parent's name • Account must show stable balance (not sudden deposit) |
| 07 | Proof of Family Relationship |
Required if using parent's/sponsor's bank account (Birth certificate, family register, etc. with Apostille/notarization) |
| 08 | Sponsor's Employment Certificate |
Required if financial sponsor is parent/guardian Must include position, salary, employment period |
| 09 | Study Plan / Personal Statement |
1-2 pages explaining reasons for studying Korean, goals, and future plans (May be included in online application form) |
⚠️ Important Document Requirements:
- All documents in languages other than Korean or English must be translated and notarized
- Submit original translations along with original documents
- Apostille requirements vary by country - check with your local government office
- Countries under Hague Convention: Use Apostille authentication
- Countries NOT under Hague Convention: Use consular confirmation from Korean embassy
- Document submission methods: Online upload (scanned), mail, or in-person delivery
- Incomplete applications will not be processed
Document Submission Address
Mailing Address:
Language Education Center, Jeonbuk National University
567 Baekje-daero, Deokjin-gu, Jeonju-si
Jeollabuk-do, 54896, Republic of Korea
Email: [email protected]
Attention: Korean Language Program Admissions
4. Admission Regulations & Policies
- Applications with false, forged, or fraudulent information will result in immediate disqualification and cancellation of admission
- Submitted documents will not be returned (except original diplomas after verification for visa purposes)
- Admission to JBNU does not guarantee visa approval - visa decisions are made independently by Korean immigration authorities
- Students must maintain at least 80% attendance rate. Failure to meet this requirement may result in warnings or dismissal
- Tuition refunds are subject to JBNU's refund policy based on withdrawal timing
- Students must comply with Korean immigration laws and JBNU regulations throughout their enrollment
- JBNU reserves the right to request additional documents or interviews during the application process
- Class placement is determined by level test results during orientation (not by applicant preference)
5. Tuition & Fees (Per Term)
| Category | Amount (KRW) | Amount (USD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | FREE | FREE | No application fee required |
| Tuition (2025) | 1,300,000 | ~$950 | Per term (10 weeks, 200 hours) |
| Tuition (2026) | 1,300,000 | ~$950 | Per term (subject to change) |
| Additional Costs (Not Included in Tuition) | |||
| → Textbooks | 40,000-60,000 | ~$30-45 | Per level, purchased separately |
| → Health Insurance | ~120,000 | ~$90 | Per 3 months (mandatory for D-4 visa holders) |
| → Dormitory (optional) | ~1,017,000 | ~$740 | Per term including 100 meals (Haengbok Dormitory) |
✅ Included in Tuition:
- 200 hours of Korean language instruction (10 weeks)
- Cultural activities and field trips
- Level placement test
- Course completion certificate
- Access to university facilities (library, cafeteria, gym)
- Language exchange program and TOPIK preparation sessions
Refund Policy
| Withdrawal Timing | Refund Amount |
|---|---|
| Before term starts | 100% refund |
| Within first week of classes | 70% refund |
| After first week | No refund |
| Special Cases: Refunds may be considered for visa denial (with documentation) or medical emergencies (with medical certificate) | |
Scholarships & Financial Support
| Scholarship Type | Eligibility | Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Excellence Scholarship | Top 28% of students based on grades and attendance | Partial tuition reduction for next term |
| Most Improved Scholarship | Top 2% showing greatest improvement | Partial tuition reduction for next term |
| MAP Scholarship | Korean language students who proceed to JBNU degree programs | 10% tuition reduction on language program |
※ Tuition fees are subject to change without notice. Please verify current rates with JBNU Language Education Center.
※ Refund processing may take 2-4 weeks and may be subject to bank transfer fees.
※ Scholarship details and availability may change each term.
6. Contact Information
For questions about admissions, programs, or visa procedures, please contact JBNU Language Education Center or the Office of International Affairs using the information below:
| Department | Contact Type | Contact Details | Operating Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Language Education Center | Phone | +82-63-270-3594 / +82-63-270-2250 |
Mon-Fri 09:00-17:00 (Lunch: 12:00-13:00) |
| [email protected] | |||
| Website | wz3.jbnu.ac.kr/lec_koreaneng | ||
| Office of International Affairs (For visa & general inquiries) |
Phone | +82-63-270-4382 |
Mon-Fri 09:00-17:00 (Lunch: 12:00-13:00) |
| [email protected] |
Additional Resources
- JBNU Main Website: www.jbnu.ac.kr/eng
- Korean Language Program (Korean): wz3.jbnu.ac.kr/lec_korean
- International Affairs: ioffice.jbnu.ac.kr
- Hi Korea (Visa Information): www.hikorea.go.kr
Need Application Assistance?
Our dedicated education consultants are here to help you through every step of the application process, from document preparation to visa application and arrival in Korea.
For comprehensive admission support and personalized guidance, please contact our education advisors or reach out directly to JBNU Language Education Center using the contact information above.
Disclaimer: This admission guide is provided for reference purposes and may not reflect the most current information. All details including tuition, schedules, requirements, and procedures are subject to change by JBNU without prior notice. Please confirm all information with JBNU Language Education Center before making application decisions or financial commitments. This guide does not constitute a binding agreement between applicants and JBNU.
Curriculum and Textbooks
Level 1 Korean Language Curriculum (Beginner)
Level 1 focuses on mastering Hangeul (Korean alphabet), basic pronunciation, and fundamental sentence structures. Students learn essential expressions for everyday life and develop foundational communication skills.
1. Learning Objectives
- Master Hangeul (Korean alphabet) reading and writing system
- Understand and use approximately 800 essential vocabulary words for daily life
- Comprehend and apply basic Korean grammar patterns and sentence structures
- Conduct simple conversations about everyday topics (self-introduction, shopping, ordering food, etc.)
- Read and write simple sentences and short paragraphs
- Understand basic Korean pronunciation rules and intonation patterns
✅ By the end of Level 1, students will be able to introduce themselves, discuss daily routines, ask and answer basic questions, and handle simple survival situations in Korea such as ordering food, shopping, and using public transportation.
2. Course Content
Writing & Reading
- Hangeul mastery: Korean consonants (자음) and vowels (모음)
- Syllable structure: Understanding Korean syllable formation and final consonants (받침)
- Basic writing: Writing simple sentences using proper spacing and punctuation
- Reading practice: Reading and comprehending short passages about daily life
- Form filling: Completing simple forms (application forms, registration sheets)
Grammar & Sentence Patterns
- Particles: Subject (이/가), object (을/를), topic (은/는), location (에, 에서), direction (으로/로)
- Sentence endings: Polite formal style (습니다/ㅂ니다), informal polite style (아요/어요)
- Tenses: Present, past (-았/었-), future (-ㄹ 거예요) tense expressions
- Questions: Yes/no questions and WH-questions (누구, 무엇, 어디, 언제, 왜)
- Negation: Negative sentences using 안 and -지 않다
- Numbers: Sino-Korean and native Korean number systems
- Connecting sentences: Basic conjunctions (그리고, 그래서, 그런데, 하지만)
- Existence: 있다/없다 (to have/not have, to be located/not located)
Vocabulary (Approximately 800 words)
- Self-introduction: Name, age, nationality, occupation, family
- Daily life: Daily routines, hobbies, weekend activities
- Food & dining: Food names, menu items, ordering expressions
- Shopping: Clothing, colors, sizes, prices, payment methods
- Places: School, home, restaurant, bank, post office, hospital
- Time expressions: Days of week, months, dates, telling time
- Transportation: Bus, subway, taxi, directions
- Weather: Seasons, weather conditions, temperature
Speaking & Listening
- Greetings and introductions: Formal and informal greetings, self-introduction
- Pronunciation practice: Korean sounds, intonation patterns, rhythm
- Dialogues: Simulated conversations for real-life situations
- Listening comprehension: Understanding basic announcements, simple instructions
- Role-playing: Restaurant ordering, shopping, asking for directions
3. Sample Classroom Activities
Self-Introduction Presentations
Students prepare and deliver self-introductions including name, nationality, occupation, and hobbies. Partners conduct interviews and introduce each other to the class.
Numbers & Dates Games
Interactive games to practice numbers, dates, and time expressions. Activities include price guessing, bingo, and appointment scheduling role-plays.
Campus Navigation
Using campus maps and subway route maps, students practice giving and following directions. Includes practical exercises on navigating around Jeonju and JBNU campus.
Restaurant Role-Play
Students act out restaurant scenarios including reading menus, ordering food, asking about ingredients, and requesting the bill. Practice with authentic Korean restaurant menus.
Shopping Situations
Simulated shopping experiences at markets and stores. Students practice asking about prices, sizes, colors, and negotiating in Korean.
Daily Life Conversations
Practice making phone calls, sending text messages, and having casual conversations about daily routines, hobbies, and weekend plans.
4. Weekly Lesson Plan (10-Week Schedule)
The following is a general outline of the Level 1 curriculum. Actual lesson content and pacing may be adjusted based on class progress and instructor's teaching plan.
| Week | Grammar & Expressions | Conversation & Activities | Vocabulary Theme |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 |
• Hangeul introduction • Greetings (안녕하세요, 감사합니다) • 이에요/예요 (to be) |
Self-introduction, greetings, expressing nationality and occupation | Greetings, countries, occupations |
| Week 2 |
• Location particles (에, 에서) • 있다/없다 (to have/exist) • Basic time expressions |
Introducing classroom/home, discussing location of objects, making appointments | Classroom objects, places, time |
| Week 3 |
• Action verbs (present tense) • Object particle (을/를) • Numbers (Sino-Korean) |
Describing daily routines, talking about hobbies, discussing food preferences | Daily activities, hobbies, food |
| Week 4 |
• Past tense (-았/었어요) • Numbers (native Korean) • Counters (개, 명, 잔) |
Talking about past experiences, weekend activities, shopping for items | Shopping, quantities, prices |
| Week 5 |
• Future tense (-ㄹ 거예요) • Intention (-고 싶다) • Prohibition (-지 마세요) |
Discussing vacation plans, expressing wishes, explaining rules and regulations | Plans, travel, rules |
| Week 6 |
• Weather expressions • De ive verbs (adjectives) • Basic honorific forms |
Describing weather and seasons, introducing family members, using polite speech | Weather, seasons, family |
| Week 7 |
• Ability expressions (-ㄹ 수 있다) • Asking and giving reasons (-아서/어서) • Suggestion (-ㄹ까요?) |
Discussing abilities and skills, hospital/pharmacy situations, making suggestions | Health, abilities, suggestions |
| Week 8 |
• Sequential actions (-고) • Experience (-아/어 봤어요) • Comparing (보다 더) |
Describing a sequence of actions, talking about experiences, making comparisons | Experiences, comparisons |
| Week 9 |
• Invitations and requests • Expressing emotions • Review of key grammar |
Inviting friends, accepting/declining invitations, expressing feelings | Emotions, invitations |
| Week 10 |
• Comprehensive review • Final exam preparation • Presentation practice |
Semester review, personal progress presentations, final speaking assessment | Cumulative review |
5. Assessment & Evaluation
| Assessment Component | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Attendance | 20% |
| Class Participation & Attitude | 10% |
| Quizzes & Homework Assignments | 20% |
| Midterm Examination | 20% |
| Final Examination | 20% |
| Speaking Test | 10% |
| Total | 100% |
Completion Requirements:
- Minimum attendance: 80% (160 hours out of 200)
- Minimum average score: 70/100
- Students meeting both requirements receive a certificate of completion
- Students with excellent performance may be eligible for scholarships
6. Expected Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of Level 1, students will be able to:
✅ Reading & Writing
- Read and write Hangeul fluently
- Read simple texts and short passages
- Write basic sentences and short paragraphs
- Complete simple forms and applications
✅ Speaking & Listening
- Introduce yourself and others
- Conduct simple daily conversations
- Order food and shop for basic items
- Ask and answer questions about daily life
✅ Grammar & Vocabulary
- Use approximately 800 basic vocabulary words
- Apply fundamental grammar patterns
- Form sentences in present, past, and future tenses
- Use appropriate particles and endings
✅ Cultural Understanding
- Understand basic Korean social etiquette
- Use appropriate levels of politeness
- Navigate basic cultural situations
- Appreciate Korean lifestyle and customs
7. Preparation for Level 2
Students who successfully complete Level 1 will be well-prepared to advance to Level 2, where they will:
- Expand vocabulary to approximately 1,500-2,000 words
- Learn more complex grammar patterns and sentence structures
- Develop ability to discuss personal experiences and opinions in detail
- Practice reading longer texts such as articles and stories
- Prepare for TOPIK Ⅰ Level 2 certification
※ The above content represents a typical Level 1 curriculum. Actual lesson content and weekly structure may be adjusted
based on class progress, student needs, and instructor's teaching plan.
※ Cultural activities and field trips are integrated throughout the term to enhance practical language use.
※ Additional materials and resources may be provided by instructors to supplement the main textbook.
Questions about Level 1 Curriculum?
For detailed information about Level 1 course content, placement testing, or to discuss your learning goals,
please contact JBNU Language Education Center:
Phone: +82-63-270-3594 /
+82-63-270-2250
Email: [email protected]
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