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    Chosun University - Korean Language Program
    Chosun University · Korean Language Program

    About Chosun University Korean Language Program

    Chosun University, founded in 1946 as the first private university in Korea, offers a comprehensive Korean language program for international students in the vibrant city of Gwangju. With experienced instructors and systematic curriculum, we provide high-quality Korean language education combined with rich cultural experiences.

    Key Features of Chosun Korean Language Program

    Intensive Program

    20 weeks per semester with 400 hours of intensive instruction. Classes run Monday through Friday, 4 hours per day, providing comprehensive Korean language training.

    Level-Based Learning

    Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels tailored to each student's proficiency. Level test provided to ensure customized learning based on individual abilities.

    Professional Instructors

    Highly experienced Korean language teachers provide systematic management and personalized attention in each class to ensure effective learning outcomes.

    Cultural Experience

    Regular Korean culture field trips and activities to experience traditional Korean culture firsthand while practicing language skills in authentic contexts.

    Program Structure & Schedule

    • Two semesters per year: Spring (March) and Fall (September)
    • 20 weeks per semester (approximately 5 months)
    • 400 hours of intensive instruction per semester
    • Classes Monday through Friday, 4 hours per day
    • Three levels: Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced
    • Level placement test before the start of each semester
    • Systematic management by homeroom teachers in each class
    • Regular cultural field trips and traditional Korean culture experiences
    • Scholarship opportunities for top-performing students

    Course Levels

    Level De ion Target Proficiency
    Beginner For students starting Korean for the first time. Learn Hangul, basic pronunciation, and essential daily expressions. Basic communication skills
    Intermediate For students with basic Korean skills. Develop practical conversation abilities and understand various everyday situations. TOPIK Level 3-4 equivalent
    Advanced For students with strong Korean foundation. Master high-level Korean for academic and professional contexts. TOPIK Level 5-6 equivalent

    Tuition & Scholarship Benefits

    Program Fees
    • Duration: 20 weeks per semester, 400 hours of instruction
    • Class Schedule: Monday - Friday, 4 hours per day
    • Tuition: Competitive rates for comprehensive Korean language education
    • Level Test: Free placement test provided to all students
    Scholarship Program
    • Eligibility: Top 3 students in each class with high performance
    • Scholarship Amount: 10% - 20% of tuition fee
    • Award Basis: Academic excellence and class participation
    • Application: Automatic consideration based on grades

    What's Included in the Program

    Comprehensive Curriculum

    400 hours of intensive Korean language instruction covering all four skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing.

    Expert Teachers

    Experienced professional Korean language instructors with systematic classroom management.

    Level Testing

    Customized learning based on proficiency level through comprehensive placement testing.

    Cultural Activities

    Field trips to experience traditional Korean culture and practice language in real contexts.

    Merit Scholarships

    10-20% tuition discount for top 3 performers in each class based on academic achievement.

    Pathway to University

    Preparation for undergraduate or graduate programs at Chosun University and other Korean universities.

    About Chosun University

    Chosun University was founded in September 1946 as the first private university in Korea, established by the local citizenry with the founding spirit of "cultivating talents in the community to contribute to the establishment of a strong nation." Starting from the Gwangju Night Academy, the university was renamed Chosun University to build an institution dedicated to raising talent for the entire nation.

    Located in Gwangju, a vibrant city known for its rich history, culture, and arts, Chosun University houses 14 colleges and 5 faculties with over 20,000 undergraduate students and 784 professors. The university offers a variety of educational programs and maintains strong international partnerships with institutions around the world.

    Chosun University is committed to fostering global leaders with creativity and excellence. The university provides diverse scholarship opportunities for international students and offers comprehensive support through the International Office, including assistance with admissions, visa processing, housing, and cultural adaptation.

    Study in Gwangju

    Experience Korean language and culture in Gwangju, a city rich in history and modern culture
    • Vibrant city life • Cultural heritage • Museums and art galleries • Modern facilities •

    Campus Location

    Chosun University
    309 Pilmun-daero, Dong-gu, Gwangju, South Korea

    About Gwangju

    Gwangju is the sixth-largest city in South Korea, located in the southwestern region of the country. Known as the cultural capital of Korea, Gwangju offers international students a unique blend of traditional Korean culture and modern urban life. The city is famous for its rich history, vibrant arts scene, delicious local cuisine, and warm hospitality.

    Contact Information

    For questions about the Chosun University Korean Language Program, application procedures, or enrollment information, please contact the university directly.

    Chosun University

    Address: 309 Pilmun-daero, Dong-gu, Gwangju, South Korea

    Website: www.chosun.ac.kr

    Academic Schedule Guide

    Chosun University - Regular Korean Language Course
    Regular Korean Language Course · Intensive Program

    Chosun University Korean Language Program

    An intensive Korean language program at Chosun University – Korea's first private university founded in 1946. Located in the cultural capital city of Gwangju, our program offers comprehensive Korean language education with experienced instructors, systematic curriculum, and rich cultural experiences. Perfect for students planning to continue their studies at Korean universities.

    Chosun University Contact Website: www.chosun.ac.kr  ·  Location: Gwangju, South Korea
    Location
    Gwangju, South Korea
    Terms per Year
    2 semesters (Spring · Fall)
    Class Schedule
    Mon–Fri, 4 hours/day
    Duration
    20 weeks / 400 hours per semester

    Program Overview

    Chosun University Korean Language Program provides intensive Korean language education for international students who want to learn Korean. The program is designed for high school graduates and above, offering systematic language training from beginner to advanced levels in the vibrant city of Gwangju, known as Korea's cultural capital.

    • Two semesters per year: Spring semester (March) and Fall semester (September)
    • 20 weeks per semester with 400 hours of intensive instruction
    • Classes Monday through Friday, 4 hours per day
    • Three levels: Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced
    • Level placement test to determine appropriate class level
    • Professional Korean language teachers with extensive experience
    • Systematic management by homeroom teachers in each class
    • Customized learning based on learners' proficiency levels
    • Regular Korean culture field trips and traditional culture experiences
    • Merit-based scholarship opportunities (10-20% tuition discount)

    Academic Calendar

    Semester Period Duration Hours
    Spring Semester March - July/August 20 weeks 400 hours
    Fall Semester September - January/February 20 weeks 400 hours

    ※ Exact dates may vary by academic year. Please contact Chosun University for current semester schedules.
    ※ Classes run Monday through Friday, 4 hours per day for intensive learning.

    Course Levels & Curriculum

    Level Learning Objectives Target Skills
    Beginner Learn Hangul alphabet, basic pronunciation, and fundamental daily expressions. Build foundation for Korean language study with essential grammar and vocabulary. Basic communication
    Everyday expressions
    Simple conversations
    Intermediate Develop practical conversation skills for various situations. Understand and use appropriate grammar for everyday contexts. Read and write short texts. Daily communication
    Social interactions
    TOPIK 3-4 preparation
    Advanced Master high-level Korean for academic and professional contexts. Understand complex texts, express opinions clearly, and use Korean culture-appropriate expressions. Academic Korean
    Professional communication
    TOPIK 5-6 level

    Program Features & Benefits

    Academic Excellence

    • 400 hours of intensive instruction per semester
    • Professional Korean language teachers
    • Systematic curriculum covering all language skills
    • Small class sizes for personalized attention
    • Level placement test for customized learning

    Cultural Experience

    • Regular Korean culture field trips
    • Traditional Korean culture experiences
    • Language practice in authentic contexts
    • Cultural activities throughout the semester
    • Immersion in Gwangju's vibrant culture scene

    Student Support

    • Homeroom teacher system for each class
    • Systematic management and guidance
    • Merit-based scholarship opportunities
    • International Office support services
    • Pathway to Chosun University degree programs

    Scholarship Program

    Merit-Based Scholarship

    Eligibility Scholarship Amount Selection Criteria
    Top 3 students in each class with high performance 10% - 20% of tuition fee Based on academic achievement,
    class participation, and test scores

    ※ Scholarships awarded each semester based on performance
    ※ Automatic consideration for all students - no separate application required

    Class Schedule & Structure

    Schedule: Monday - Friday, 4 hours per day

    Weekly Structure

    • Class Days: 5 days per week (Monday - Friday)
    • Daily Hours: 4 hours of instruction per day
    • Weekly Hours: 20 hours per week
    • Semester Total: 400 hours over 20 weeks

    Teaching Approach

    • Integrated skills approach (speaking, listening, reading, writing)
    • Communication-focused classroom activities
    • Professional teachers with extensive experience
    • Systematic curriculum aligned with TOPIK standards
    • Interactive learning with multimedia resources
    • Regular assessments and progress tracking

    Why Choose Chosun University Korean Language Program

    Historical Legacy

    Founded in 1946 as Korea's first private university with over 75 years of educational excellence.

    Cultural Capital

    Study in Gwangju, Korea's cultural hub known for arts, history, and vibrant city life.

    Intensive Learning

    400 hours per semester of comprehensive Korean language instruction over 20 weeks.

    Expert Faculty

    Professional Korean language teachers with extensive experience and systematic approach.

    Scholarships

    Merit-based scholarships (10-20% tuition) for top 3 performers in each class.

    University Pathway

    Direct pathway to undergraduate and graduate programs at Chosun University.

    Contact & Inquiry

    For questions about the Chosun University Korean Language Program, semester schedules, or application procedures, please contact the university directly.

    Chosun University

    Address: 309 Pilmun-daero, Dong-gu, Gwangju, South Korea

    Website: www.chosun.ac.kr

    Location

    Academic Regulations

    Chosun University - Application Guidelines

    Korean Language Program Application Guidelines

    This guide provides essential information for students applying to the Korean Language Program at Chosun University. Please review the eligibility requirements, application procedure, required documents, and program details carefully before submitting your application.

    1. Eligibility Requirements

    • Foreigners who want to learn Korean with a high school diploma or equivalent education
    • High school graduates or those who have completed equivalent secondary education
    • Applicants must have completed at least 12 years of formal education
    • All nationalities are welcome to apply
    • No previous Korean language knowledge required for beginner level
    • Applicants must be able to obtain appropriate visa for study in Korea

    ⚠️ Important Notes

    • Two semesters per year: Spring (March) and Fall (September)
    • 20 weeks per semester with 400 hours of intensive instruction
    • Level placement test will be conducted before the start of each semester
    • All applicants must be prepared to commit to the full semester

    2. Application Procedure

    STEP 1

    Check Eligibility
    Confirm you meet the basic eligibility requirements for the program

    STEP 2

    Prepare Documents
    Gather all required documents including tran s and passport

    STEP 3

    Submit Application
    Complete application form and submit all required documents

    STEP 4

    Document Review
    Chosun University reviews submitted application and documents

    STEP 5

    Admission Decision
    Receive notification of acceptance and admission letter

    STEP 6

    Tuition Payment
    Pay tuition fees according to the instructions provided

    STEP 7

    Visa Application
    Apply for D-4 student visa at Korean embassy in your country

    STEP 8

    Level Placement Test
    Take placement test before semester to determine appropriate level

    STEP 9

    Arrival in Korea
    Arrive in Gwangju and complete registration at Chosun University

    STEP 10

    Begin Classes
    Start Korean language classes on the first day of the semester

    3. Required Documents

    No. Document Notes
    1 Application Form Complete the official Chosun University application form
    2 Passport Copy Clear copy of passport photo page with at least 6 months validity
    3 Passport Photos Recent color photos (3.5cm x 4.5cm, white background)
    4 High School Diploma Original or certified copy of graduation certificate
    Must be apostilled or authenticated by Korean embassy
    5 Academic Tran s Official tran s from high school or highest education
    Must be apostilled or authenticated by Korean embassy
    6 Bank Statement Proof of financial capacity (minimum USD 10,000 or equivalent)
    Issued within 30 days, in applicant's or parents' name
    7 Family Relations Certificate If using parents' financial documents (apostilled or authenticated)
    8 Study Plan Statement of purpose explaining reasons for studying Korean
    9 Health Certificate Medical examination report (if required by visa regulations)
    10 Proof of Korean Language Proficiency TOPIK score (if available - not required for beginners)

    ※ All documents in languages other than Korean or English must be translated and notarized.
    ※ Educational documents must be apostilled or authenticated by Korean embassy/consulate.
    ※ Additional documents may be requested during the application review process.
    ※ Submitted documents will not be returned.

    4. Application Timeline

    Semester Application Period Semester Starts
    Spring Semester November - January March
    Fall Semester May - July September

    Application Deadlines

    • Early application is strongly recommended to allow time for visa processing
    • Apply at least 2-3 months before semester start date
    • Late applications may be considered if space is available
    • Exact deadlines may vary - contact Chosun University for current dates

    5. Visa Information (D-4 Visa)

    D-4 Language Training Visa

    International students enrolled in the Korean Language Program must obtain a D-4 visa (General Trainee visa) from a Korean embassy or consulate in their home country.

    Required Documents for D-4 Visa:

    • Valid passport (minimum 6 months validity)
    • Visa application form (available at Korean embassy)
    • Certificate of Admission from Chosun University
    • Proof of tuition payment
    • Bank statement showing financial capacity
    • Education certificates (apostilled)
    • Health certificate (if required)
    • Passport photos

    ※ Visa requirements may vary by country - check with your local Korean embassy
    ※ D-4 visa allows you to stay in Korea for the duration of your language program
    ※ Visa processing typically takes 1-3 weeks

    6. Tuition & Fees

    Program Fees

    • Tuition per semester: Competitive rates for 400 hours of instruction
    • Application fee: Non-refundable processing fee
    • Textbooks: Purchased separately (approximately KRW 50,000-80,000)
    • Insurance: National Health Insurance required after 6 months

    Scholarship Opportunities

    • Merit Scholarship: 10-20% tuition discount for top 3 students in each class
    • Eligibility: Based on academic performance and class participation
    • Application: Automatic consideration - no separate application needed

    7. Additional Information

    Accommodation

    • On-campus dormitories available (subject to availability)
    • Off-campus housing assistance provided
    • International student housing options in Gwangju
    • Dormitory application separate from language program application

    Student Support

    • International Office assistance
    • Orientation programs for new students
    • Buddy program with Korean students
    • Cultural activities and field trips
    • Campus facilities and library access

    8. Contact Information

    Chosun University

    Address: 309 Pilmun-daero, Dong-gu, Gwangju, South Korea

    Website: www.chosun.ac.kr

    International Students: Contact the International Office for application inquiries

    Ready to Start Your Korean Language Journey?

    Apply to Chosun University Korean Language Program today!
    We look forward to welcoming you to Gwangju, Korea's cultural capital.

    Curriculum and Textbooks

    Chosun University - Beginner Level Curriculum
    Chosun University · Korean Language Program · Beginner Level Curriculum

    Beginner Level Korean Language Course (Level 1)

    This beginner course is designed for students who are learning Korean for the first time. Through 400 hours of intensive instruction over 20 weeks, students will master Hangul, basic pronunciation, essential vocabulary, and fundamental grammar patterns needed for everyday communication in Korean.

    1. Learning Objectives

    • Master the Korean alphabet (Hangul) and basic pronunciation rules
    • Understand and use essential daily expressions and greetings
    • Communicate in simple, routine situations requiring basic information exchange
    • Build a foundation vocabulary of approximately 800 essential Korean words
    • Read and write simple Korean sentences using basic grammar patterns
    • Understand Korean culture and social etiquette through classroom activities
    • Develop confidence in using Korean in real-life situations

    2. Course Content Overview

    Hangul & Pronunciation

    • Korean alphabet (consonants and vowels)
    • Syllable structure and formation
    • Final consonants (받침)
    • Basic pronunciation rules
    • Intonation patterns
    • Reading and writing practice

    Basic Grammar

    • Basic sentence structure
    • Essential particles (이/가, 은/는, 을/를)
    • Present, past, and future tenses
    • 이다/아니다 (to be / not to be)
    • 있다/없다 (to have / not have)
    • Basic verb and adjective conjugation

    Vocabulary Topics

    • Greetings and introductions
    • Numbers and counting
    • Time, dates, and schedules
    • Family and relationships
    • Daily activities and routines
    • Food and dining
    • Shopping and prices
    • Transportation and directions

    Communication Skills

    • Self-introduction and greetings
    • Asking and answering questions
    • Making requests and suggestions
    • Shopping and ordering food
    • Asking for directions
    • Talking about daily activities
    • Making appointments
    • Basic phone conversations

    3. Weekly Schedule Overview (Sample)

    The following is a typical example of topics covered throughout the 20-week beginner course. The actual schedule may vary depending on the instructor and class progress.

    Weeks Grammar & Expressions Topics & Activities
    1-2 • Hangul (consonants, vowels, syllables)
    • Basic greetings and expressions
    • 이에요/예요 (to be)
    • Subject particles (이/가)
    Self-introduction, greetings,
    talking about nationality and occupation
    3-4 • Topic particles (은/는)
    • Object particles (을/를)
    • Present tense verbs (-아요/어요)
    • 있다/없다 (to have/not have)
    Daily activities, hobbies,
    possessions, locations
    5-6 • Numbers (native Korean & Sino-Korean)
    • Time expressions
    • Location particles (에, 에서)
    • -에 가다/오다 (go to/come to)
    Telling time, making appointments,
    places and directions
    7-8 • Past tense (-았어요/었어요)
    • Adjectives and de ions
    • Negative forms (안, 못)
    • Connector -고 (and)
    Describing past experiences,
    talking about weekend activities
    9-10 • Future tense (-ㄹ/을 거예요)
    • -고 싶다 (want to...)
    • Request form (-아/어 주세요)
    • Mid-term review and exam
    Talking about plans, making requests,
    shopping and ordering food
    11-12 • Can/Cannot (-ㄹ/을 수 있다/없다)
    • Polite request (-ㄹ/을까요?)
    • -지만 (but, although)
    • Reason -아서/어서
    Talking about abilities, giving reasons,
    making suggestions
    13-14 • Basic honorifics (존댓말)
    • -아/어 보다 (try doing)
    • More connectors (-고, -지만, -서)
    • Progressive -고 있다
    Family relationships, polite speech,
    talking about experiences
    15-16 • Plans and intentions (-ㄹ/을 거예요)
    • Permission -아/어도 되다
    • Prohibition -면 안 되다
    • Comparatives
    Asking permission, making comparisons,
    discussing rules and regulations
    17-18 • More time expressions
    • Giving advice -는 게 좋다
    • Changes -게 되다
    • Review all grammar patterns
    Giving advice, talking about changes,
    comprehensive speaking practice
    19-20 Final comprehensive review, final examination, presentations, and cultural activities

    4. Class Structure & Hours

    Total Hours: 400 hours over 20 weeks (5 months)

    Daily Schedule

    • Class Days: Monday - Friday
    • Daily Hours: 4 hours of instruction per day
    • Weekly Hours: 20 hours per week
    • Course Duration: 20 weeks (one semester)
    • Total Instruction: 400 hours

    Teaching Methodology

    • Integrated approach covering all four skills equally
    • Communication-focused classroom activities
    • Professional Korean language teachers
    • Systematic management by homeroom teachers
    • Customized learning based on level test results
    • Interactive multimedia teaching materials
    • Regular field trips to experience Korean culture

    5. Evaluation & Assessment

    Evaluation Component Weight Details
    Attendance 20% Regular attendance is mandatory - minimum 80% required
    Participation & Homework 20% Active class participation and completion of all assignments
    Mid-term Examination 30% Comprehensive exam covering vocabulary, grammar, listening, and reading
    Final Examination 30% Final comprehensive evaluation of all four language skills

    ⚠️ Passing Requirements

    • Minimum attendance: 80% or higher (320 hours out of 400)
    • Minimum grade: 60% or higher overall score
    • Complete all required assignments and participate in class activities
    • Top 3 performers eligible for scholarship (10-20% tuition discount)

    6. Learning Materials

    • Beginner level textbook designed for Korean language learners
    • Workbook for practice exercises and homework
    • Supplementary handouts and materials from teachers
    • Audio and video materials for listening practice
    • Online learning resources and multimedia content
    • Cultural learning materials and field trip resources

    ※ Textbooks and workbooks are purchased separately by students (approximately KRW 50,000-80,000)
    ※ All supplementary materials provided by teachers during class

    7. Expected Learning Outcomes

    Reading

    Read and understand simple Korean texts, signs, menus, and basic messages with proper pronunciation

    Writing

    Write simple sentences, short messages, and basic personal information accurately in Korean

    Listening

    Understand clear, slow speech in everyday situations and familiar topics

    Speaking

    Communicate in basic routine situations requiring simple and direct information exchange

    8. Korean Culture Experience Activities

    Regular Korean culture field trips and activities are included throughout the semester to enhance language learning through real cultural experiences.

    Cultural Activities Include:

    • Traditional Korean culture experiences (hanbok, tea ceremony, calligraphy)
    • Field trips to historical sites and cultural attractions in Gwangju
    • Korean cooking classes and food culture experiences
    • Visits to local markets and shopping districts
    • K-pop and Korean entertainment culture activities
    • Participation in local festivals and community events
    • Language exchange with Korean university students
    • Cultural presentations and performances

    Additional Information

    • This curriculum is a general framework for beginner level at Chosun University
    • Actual course content and pace may vary based on class progress and teacher discretion
    • Level placement determined through testing before the start of each semester
    • Classes use a communication-focused approach with systematic teacher management
    • Small class sizes ensure personalized attention from professional instructors
    • Cultural activities throughout the semester enhance language and cultural understanding
    • Students who successfully complete beginner level advance to intermediate level
    • Scholarship opportunities available for top 3 performers in each class (10-20% tuition)

    Continue Your Korean Learning Journey

    After completing beginner level, continue to intermediate and advanced levels at Chosun University.
    Build your Korean language skills step by step toward fluency and TOPIK certification.
    For more information, contact Chosun University International Office.