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    Gwangju University

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    2025-12-02 ~ 2026-12-31

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    University Introduce

    Sogang University Korean Language Education Center Regular Program Admissions Guidelines (Application Information)

    This is an admissions guide for students who wish to apply for the regular Korean language program. Please check the eligibility requirements, required documents, admission procedures, tuition, and contact information.

    Eligibility

    • Overseas Koreans and foreign nationals who have graduated from high school or have an equivalent level of education
    • Applicants who have no disqualifying reasons for taking Korean language classes or residing in Korea
    • Applicants who are able to submit documents that verify their highest level of education

    Admission Procedure

    1. Complete and submit the online application form (via Sogang KLEC website)
    2. Send required documents by post or upload them online
    3. Document screening
    4. Announcement of successful applicants
    5. Payment of tuition (first-come, first-served)
    6. Apply for a D-4 visa (only for eligible students who enroll for at least 2 semesters)
    7. Receive Certificate of Admission
    8. Enter Korea and complete orientation (via YouTube/website materials)

    ※ Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis and may close early once capacity is reached.
    ※ Students must apply for their visas on their own and follow the regulations of the embassy/consulate in their country.
    ※ From the 2023 Fall semester, orientation is provided through materials and YouTube videos instead of in-person sessions.

    Key Semester Schedule for Academic Years 2024–2026

    Important Notes for Submitting Documents

    • Documents written in languages other than Korean or English must be translated and notarized in Korean or English and submitted together with the original.
    • Due to stricter immigration regulations, only bank balance certificates issued within 30 days of the visa application date are accepted.
    • Additional documents may be requested depending on the applicant’s country, school, and visa type.
    • Submitted documents are not returned in principle.

    Contact Information

    Sogang University Korean Language Education Center

    Address: Sogang University, 35 Baekbeom-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul (Postal Code: 04107)

    Phone: +82-2-705-8734

    Fax: +82-2-701-6692

    ✉️ Email: [email protected]

    Official Website:

    Official YouTube: @SogangKLEC1

    Academic Schedule Guide

    Regular Korean Language Course · Study Abroad Package

    Gwangju University Korean Language Course – Study Abroad Package

    This program combines intensive Korean language study with preparation for undergraduate admission at Gwangju University. Through a curriculum focused on listening, speaking, reading, and writing, international students can build practical communication skills and adapt smoothly to academic and daily life in Korea.

    University Contact Tel : +82-62-670-2166  ·  E-mail : [email protected]
    Campus Location
    Gwangju Campus
    Semesters & Hours
    2 semesters / 400 hours each (800 hours per year)
    Class Time
    Mon–Fri, intensive daytime classes
    Course Focus
    Listening · Speaking · Reading · Writing

    Program Overview

    The Korean as a Second Language course at Gwangju University is designed for international students who wish to improve their Korean proficiency for undergraduate study or long-term life in Korea. The curriculum focuses on practical communication skills and is taught by experienced faculty members from the Department of Korean Language.

    • 800 hours of Korean per year (2 semesters, 400 hours per semester).
    • Integrated 4-skill training: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
    • Practical Korean for daily life and university-level study.
    • Guidance for students aiming to enter undergraduate programs at Gwangju University.
    • Reasonable yearly tuition with support from the International Education Center.

    Basic Information

    Campus Gwangju University (Gwangju Campus)
    Semesters & Hours 2 semesters per year, 400 hours per semester (total 800 hours per year)
    Level Beginner to advanced (placement by level and proficiency)
    Class Time Intensive weekday schedule (Mon–Fri), designed to meet 400 hours per semester.
    Target Students International students who wish to study Korean language and enter undergraduate programs at Gwangju University.

    Example Academic Schedule (Template)

    Year Semester Application Period Orientation / Placement Test Start Date End Date
    2025 Spring To be announced on GU website Announced by International Education Center According to official notice According to official notice
    2025 Fall To be announced on GU website Announced by International Education Center According to official notice According to official notice

    ※ Exact semester dates and application periods are announced on the official Gwangju University website.
    ※ Application schedules may change depending on university policy and recruitment status.

    Class Composition & Textbooks

    • Completion of one level per semester (depending on placement and progress).
    • Balanced training in speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
    • Practical tasks, presentations, and assignments for real-life use of Korean.
    • Use of level-appropriate textbooks and supplementary materials selected by instructors.

    Textbook Guide (Example)

    Level Textbook Notes
    Beginner Introductory Korean textbook (basic grammar & daily expressions) Alphabet, pronunciation, daily conversation
    Intermediate Intermediate Korean textbook Extended vocabulary, news, and practical topics
    Advanced Advanced Korean textbook Academic reading and writing for university classes

    Tuition & Fees (Korean Language Course)

    Year Item Amount Notes
    2025 Korean language course tuition (per year) 4,400,000 KRW Korean as a Second Language course, 2 semesters (800 hours/year)

    ※ Tuition may change according to Gwangju University policy. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date information.
    ※ Other costs such as textbooks, insurance, dormitory fees, and personal expenses are separate.

    Included / Not Included (TRENVL Study Abroad Support)

    Included

    • Guidance on Gwangju University Korean language course information.
    • Support for application form preparation and submission.
    • Basic guidance for tuition fee payment procedures.
    • General information about life and study in Gwangju.

    Not Included

    • Airfare and personal travel expenses.
    • Dormitory fees and living expenses.
    • Insurance, visa application fees, and document legalization.
    • Personal activities and optional cultural programs.

    Application Steps (General Flow)

    1. Check the admission information on Gwangju University’s official website.
    2. Prepare required documents and complete the application form.
    3. Submit the application and documents to the International Education Center.
    4. Receive admission result and tuition payment guidance.
    5. Pay tuition and finalize enrollment.
    6. Apply for the appropriate visa and prepare to arrive in Korea.
    TRENVL planners can assist you from choosing the right intake at Gwangju University to preparing documents, understanding tuition and dormitory options, and getting ready for your new life in Gwangju.

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    Academic Regulations

    Gwangju University Korean Language Course (KSL) – Admission Guideline

    This guide is for applicants who wish to enroll in the regular Korean Language Course (Korean as a Second Language, KSL) at Gwangju University. Please check the eligibility, required documents, admission procedure, tuition, and contact information below.

    1. Eligibility

    • Applicants who have completed (or are expected to complete) high school or higher by [YEAR].
    • Applicants who are at least [AGE] years old at the time of application.
    • Applicants who can submit official academic documents according to their country’s certification requirements (e.g., Apostille or consular confirmation, if applicable).
    • Applicants who have no disqualification for studying Korean or staying in Korea under the relevant immigration regulations.

    2. Admission Procedure

    1. Complete and submit the online application form.
    2. Upload required documents or submit them by postal mail / in person.
    3. Document screening and, if necessary, an interview (online or on campus).
    4. Announcement of successful applicants and registration instructions.
    5. Payment of tuition and confirmation of admission.
    6. Application for D-4 (Korean Language Training) visa or other appropriate status of stay (if applicable).

    ※ Additional documents or interviews may be requested depending on the applicant’s country or personal situation.
    ※ Visa application must be submitted by the student, and all procedures follow the regulations of the Korean Embassy/Consulate and Immigration Office.

    ※ If you have an admission flow diagram (e.g., Application → Screening → Acceptance → Registration → Visa), you can insert the image here.

    [YEAR] Academic Year – Key Dates (Sample)

    Year Session Campus Application Period Certificate of Admission Issue Date
    [2025] [Spring Session] Gwangju Campus [2025.01.00 ~ 02.00] [From 2025.02.00, issued sequentially]
    [2025] [Fall Session] Gwangju Campus [2025.05.00 ~ 06.00] [From 2025.06.00, issued sequentially]

    ※ The issuance date of the Certificate of Admission may vary depending on when the online application and all required documents are fully submitted.
    ※ The application period may close earlier than scheduled if the quota is filled or according to university circumstances.

    3. Required Documents

    The required documents may differ depending on nationality, current visa status in Korea, and whether the applicant needs a D-4 visa. The lists below are standard templates; please confirm the final list on Gwangju University’s official notice.

    Type A – Applicants already staying in Korea / No new visa required

    No. Document Remarks
    01 Online application form Fill in via university portal or designated system.
    02 Copy of passport Photo page in full view.
    03 Certificate of final education / enrollment / tran In Korean or English; notarization may be required.
    04 Copy of Alien Registration Card (front & back) For applicants already staying in Korea.

    Type B – Applicants for D-4 Visa / Registration for Two or More Semesters

    No. Document Remarks
    01 Online application form May include self-introduction and pre-level test form.
    02 Copy of passport Sufficient remaining validity required.
    03 Academic documents (graduation, enrollment, tran ) Check each country’s requirement for Apostille/consular confirmation.
    04 Bank balance certificate Issued within [30] days of application; at least [AMOUNT] KRW or equivalent.
    05 Family relationship documents (if required) Mandatory when using parent’s bank account.

    ※ Documents not in Korean or English must be translated into Korean or English and notarized, then submitted with the original.
    ※ Additional documents may be requested depending on nationality, visa type, and individual circumstances.

    4. Admission Regulations (Summary)

    • If any submitted document is found to be forged or falsified, admission may be revoked and all academic records may be invalidated.
    • Submitted documents will not be returned in principle.
    • Visa issuance is determined independently by the Korean immigration authorities and embassies/consulates, regardless of the university’s admission decision.
    • If attendance falls below the required rate, warnings or expulsion measures may be taken in accordance with university regulations.

    5. Tuition & Application Fees (Per One Academic Year / Session Template)

    Category Amount Remarks
    Application fee [e.g. 60,000 KRW] Paid once at application; non-refundable.
    Korean Language Course (KSL) tuition [e.g. per year amount – check latest GU notice] 1-year intensive course; may be divided into two semesters.
    Insurance [e.g. annual insurance fee] International student insurance; details announced separately.
    Other expenses Textbooks, dormitory, living expenses, etc. Paid individually by students.

    ※ The application fee is non-refundable. Tuition refunds follow the refund policy of Gwangju University.
    ※ For the most up-to-date tuition and fee information, please check the official website of Gwangju University or contact the International Office.

    6. Contact Information

    For inquiries in different languages or detailed guidance on application and visa procedures, please use the contact information below.

    Office Language Phone E-mail
    Office of International Affairs / KSL Program English / Korean [+82-62-XXX-XXXX] [[email protected]]
    International Student Support Chinese / Vietnamese / Other [+82-62-XXX-XXXX] [[email protected]]

    Please confirm the latest admission information again through the official Gwangju University website or via your Trenvl planner before submitting your application.

    Curriculum and Textbooks

    Gwangju University · Korean as a Second Language (KSL)

    Level 1 Korean Language Course Overview (Beginner)

    Level 1 is designed for beginners who are learning Korean for the first time. Students learn Hangul, basic sentence patterns, and essential expressions needed for everyday campus and daily life in Korea. The course builds a solid foundation for further study at Gwangju University.

    1. Learning Objectives

    • Understand and use basic vocabulary and grammar required at the beginner level.
    • Communicate in simple everyday situations using short and clear sentences.
    • Read and write short sentences in Hangul, and introduce oneself and basic personal information.

    2. Course Content

    • Pronunciation: Learning Hangul consonants and vowels, final consonants (batchim), basic rhythm and intonation for clear and natural pronunciation.
    • Grammar: Present, past, and future tense basics; particles; polite sentence endings; and introductory honorific forms commonly used in daily life.
    • Vocabulary: Words related to self-introduction, family, campus life, hobbies, food, shopping, places, and transportation.
    • Speaking & Listening: Basic greetings, asking and answering simple questions, telling time and dates, describing places, and using everyday expressions in common situations.
    • Reading & Writing: Reading short dialogues and notices, writing simple self-introductions, forms, and brief messages related to student life.

    3. Sample Classroom Activities

    • Self-introduction presentations and short pair interviews.
    • Number, date, and time practice through games and mini quizzes.
    • Using campus maps or city subway maps to practice giving and asking for directions.
    • Role-play activities for ordering food at a restaurant or café.
    • Shopping role-plays using price, quantity, and simple negotiation expressions.

    4. Weekly Lesson Plan (Example Template)

    The outline below is an example template. The actual weekly plan may vary depending on the semester and the instructor’s syllabus.

    Week Grammar & Expressions Conversation & Activities
    Week 1 Hangul consonants and vowels, basic greetings, introducing name and nationality Saying hello, spelling names, asking and answering “Where are you from?”
    Week 2 Location expressions (in, at, on), basic particles, classroom and home vocabulary Introducing one’s room and classroom, describing where objects are located
    Week 3 Present tense verbs and adjectives, talking about likes and dislikes Talking about favorite food, hobbies, and daily routine
    Week 4 Past tense, simple experience expressions, numbers and counters Talking about last weekend, shopping conversations using prices and quantities
    Week 5 Future tense, plan expressions, basic imperative and prohibition forms Talking about future plans and schedules, explaining simple rules and notices
    Week 6 Weather and seasons expressions, basic honorific forms Describing today’s weather, introducing family members with polite expressions
    Week 7 Ability/possibility expressions, health and change expressions (better/worse, etc.) Talking about hobbies and abilities, practicing simple conversations for hospital/pharmacy
    Week 8 Review of key grammar and vocabulary, basic emotion expressions Final review, short presentation on “My life in Korea,” sharing plans and feelings

    ※ The above content represents a typical example for Level 1. The actual syllabus and weekly topics may be adjusted according to the instructor’s course plan and the needs of the students.