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Introduction to Korean Language Program at Ewha Womans University Language Center
Ewha Language Center (ELC) is a language education institution affiliated with Ewha Womans University, providing level-appropriate Korean language education and Korean cultural experience opportunities to learners from around the world through intensive regular Korean courses, short-term courses, and commissioned programs. The regular intensive Korean language program offers systematic development of practical Korean language skills necessary for study abroad, employment, and daily life through communication-centered classes integrating reading, writing, listening, and speaking, along with Korean culture classes.
Key Features of Korean Language Program at Ewha Womans University Language Center
Intensive Korean Language Program Offered 4 Times a Year
Regular intensive Korean language program starting 4 times a year in spring, summer, fall, and winter, with 20 hours per week for 10 weeks per semester, totaling 200 hours of instruction. Morning classes (09:10~13:00) Monday through Friday enable intensive learning.
Communication-Centered Integrated Education
Through communication-centered classes integrating the four skills of reading, writing, listening, and speaking, students practice Korean expressions that can be immediately applied in real life. Balanced language proficiency is developed through project activities, presentations, and various assignments.
Team Teaching & Korean Culture Classes
Through team teaching where two instructors lead each class, students can experience diverse teaching styles, and through culture classes teaching Korean culture, students can understand language and culture together.
Level-Based Small Class Formation
Through level tests before admission, classes are organized by level from beginner to advanced (Levels 1-6), with small classes of approximately 15 students or fewer per class. If there are fewer than 6 applicants, the class may not be opened.
Korean Regular Program and Semester Operation Guide
- Regular Intensive Korean Language Program: 4 semesters per year in spring, summer, fall, and winter (10 weeks per semester, 20 hours per week, 200 hours total)
- Class Hours: Monday-Friday mornings 09:10 ~ 13:00 (4 periods per day)
- Levels: Level-based class formation from beginner Level 1 to advanced Level 6 (placement test conducted before admission)
- Learning both language and culture through integrated Korean classes + culture classes
- Team teaching classes led by two instructors
- Certificate of completion issued upon meeting attendance and grade requirements
2025-2026 Semester Schedule (Regular Intensive Korean Language Program)
| Year | Semester | Application Period (New Students) | Tuition Payment Deadline (New Students) | Study Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Summer | 2025.03.10 ~ 2025.05.14 | 2025.05.14 | 2025.06.04 ~ 2025.08.13 |
| 2025 | Fall | 2025.06.09 ~ 2025.07.31 | 2025.07.31 | 2025.09.04 ~ 2025.11.19 |
| 2025-26 | Winter | 2025.09.08 ~ 2025.10.28 | 2025.10.28 | 2025.12.03 ~ 2026.02.12 |
| 2026 | Spring | 2025.12.08 ~ 2026.01.27 | 2026.01.27 | 2026.03.06 ~ 2026.05.18 |
| 2026 | Summer | 2026.03.09 ~ 2026.04.28 | 2026.04.28 | 2026.06.04 ~ 2026.08.12 |
※ The above schedule is based on the regular program academic calendar of Ewha Womans University Language Center and may be subject to change depending on university circumstances. Please refer to the Language Center website for the latest schedule.
Tuition Information
- Application Fee: 80,000 KRW (until 2025 Summer semester) / 100,000 KRW (from 2025 Fall semester)
- Tuition: 1,740,000 KRW / semester (until 2025 Summer semester), 1,800,000 KRW / semester (from 2025 Fall semester)
- Textbook Fee: Approximately 50,000 ~ 60,000 KRW per semester (separate)
※ Tuition and application fees may vary depending on the academic year and university policy. Please be sure to reconfirm the latest amounts through the announcements on the Ewha Womans University Language Center website.
Ewha Womans University Campus & Language Center Introduction Video
Check out the Ewha Womans University campus, Language Center class atmosphere, and student life in advance through the video below.
Directions
Address: (03760) 52 Ewhayeodae-gil, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, Ewha Womans University, Ewha-Samsung Educational & Cultural Center B1, Ewha Language Center Administration Office
By Subway
Get off at Ewha Womans University Station on Line 2 → Walk toward the main gate of Ewha Womans University → Go to Ewha-Samsung Educational & Cultural Center (across from ECC), then visit the Language Center Administration Office on B1
By Bus
Take a bus heading to Sinchon/Ewha Womans University entrance and get off at Ewha Womans University or Ewha Womans University Station area stop, then walk to Ewha-Samsung Educational & Cultural Center on campus
Inquiry and Consultation Information
For inquiries regarding Ewha Womans University Language Center Korean language program application, semester schedule, registration, and visa, detailed information can be obtained through the official university website or Trenvl consultation.
Official Website : https://elc.ewha.ac.kr
Phone : +82-2-3277-6958 (Language Center Administration Office)
Additional Inquiries : Trenvl dedicated planners can assist with semester selection, document preparation, accommodation, and visa consultation.
Ewha Womans University Language Center Intensive Korean Program – Admissions Guidelines (Application Information)
This is the admission guide for students who wish to apply to the Intensive Korean Program at Ewha Womans University Language Center. It summarizes eligibility, required documents, admission procedures, tuition, and contact information at a glance. (4 terms per year – Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter / 10 weeks per term)
1. Eligibility
- Male or female foreigners or overseas Koreans (Koreans residing abroad) with a high school diploma or higher
- Applicants who can submit proof of their highest academic qualification (graduation certificate, etc.) with Apostille or consular legalization in accordance with the regulations of their country
- Applicants with no disqualifying reasons for participating in Korean language classes or staying in Korea
- D-4 (language training) visa applicants must be able to prove sufficient funds for at least 2 terms (approx. 6 months) of study abroad expenses and comply with visa screening regulations.
⚠️ Important Notes (Required documents differ by country & visa type)
- Applicants already holding a visa & those registering for one term only: Only relatively simple documents such as passport copy, alien registration card copy, and copy of the final school graduation certificate are required.
- D-4 visa applicants: Required documents vary significantly depending on whether the applicant is from a visa-agreement / non-agreement country, or holds Thai, Chinese, or Uzbek nationality.
- Applicants with Thai, Chinese, or Uzbek nationality: Additional documents such as bank balance certificates, employment/income certificates, and personal guarantee letters may be required, including long-term fixed deposit conditions. Therefore, you must carefully re-check the specific instructions for these nationalities on the Intensive Korean Program “Registration Guide” page of Ewha Womans University Language Center.
- For D-4 visa applicants, original documents must arrive at the Language Center at least 2 weeks before the new tuition payment deadline.
2. Admission Process
-
Complete the Online Application Form
Sign up on the Ewha Womans University Language Center online registration system (atom.ewha.ac.kr) and fill out and submit the application form for the Intensive Korean Program. -
Submit Scanned Copies of Required Documents
Send scanned copies of application documents (passport, graduation certificate, etc.) to the language-specific email addresses:
(English-speaking countries: kfl2@ewha.ac.kr / Chinese-speaking countries: kfl@ewha.ac.kr / Japanese-speaking countries: kfl3@ewha.ac.kr) -
Submit Original Documents (for D-4 Visa Applicants)
Mail the required original documents via international post, depending on visa type and nationality.
※ For D-4 visa applicants, original documents must arrive at the Language Center at least 2 weeks before the new tuition payment deadline. -
Document Screening
Once all documents are received, they are reviewed (generally around 1 week, subject to change).
Additional documents may be requested if necessary. -
Admission & Registration Notice
After passing the document screening, an email with instructions for tuition payment (admission fee + tuition) will be sent. -
Tuition Payment
Transfer the tuition fee to the designated bank account (for overseas transfers, send in local currency according to the exchange rate on the remittance date to match the required KRW amount).
After payment, submit the remittance receipt via email or through the method indicated in the instructions. -
Issuance of the Standard Certificate of Admission (for D-4 Visa)
After both document screening and tuition payment are completed, the Standard Certificate of Admission and related documents are issued. -
Visa Application & Entry to Korea
Apply for a D-4 visa at the Korean embassy/consulate with jurisdiction over your place of residence → After visa issuance, enter Korea and enroll in the program.
※ Additional documents may be requested by the school or immigration authorities if needed.
※ Students must apply for their visa in person and must check the latest regulations of the relevant Korean embassy/consulate and immigration office.
※ Visa processing procedures and timeframes vary by country and individual; please allow sufficient time for preparation.
2025–2026 Intensive Korean Program – Major Dates by Term
| Year | Term | New Students – Document Submission Period | New Students – Tuition Payment Deadline | Placement Test | Class Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Summer Term | 2025.03.10 ~ 05.14 | 2025.05.14 | 2025.05.26 | 2025.06.04 ~ 08.13 |
| 2025 | Fall Term | 2025.06.09 ~ 07.31 | 2025.07.31 | 2025.08.26 | 2025.09.04 ~ 11.19 |
| 2025–2026 | Winter Term | 2025.09.08 ~ 10.28 | 2025.10.28 | 2025.11.24 | 2025.12.03 ~ 2026.02.12 |
| 2026 | Spring Term | 2025.12.08 ~ 2026.01.27 | 2026.01.27 | 2026.02.24 | 2026.03.06 ~ 05.18 |
| 2026 | Summer Term | 2026.03.09 ~ 04.28 | 2026.04.28 | 2026.05.26 | 2026.06.04 ~ 08.12 |
| 2026 | Fall Term | 2026.06.08 ~ 07.28 | 2026.07.28 | 2026.08.21 | 2026.09.01 ~ 11.13 |
| 2026–2027 | Winter Term | 2026.09.07 ~ 10.27 | 2026.10.27 | 2026.11.19 | 2026.12.01 ~ 2027.02.12 |
※ For D-4 visa applicants, original documents must arrive at the Language Center at least 2 weeks before the new tuition payment deadline.
※ If there are many applicants, registration may close earlier than the announced deadline.
※ Placement tests are conducted online.
3. Required Documents
Required documents differ depending on the applicant’s nationality, visa status, and whether they are applying for a D-4 language training visa. Below are the main document types by applicant category. Final requirements must always be checked again on the Ewha Womans University Language Center Intensive Korean Program “Registration Guide” page.
Type A Documents (Applicants already holding a visa / residing in Korea · One-term registrants)
| No. | Document | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Application Form | Fill out and submit via the online registration system (atom.ewha.ac.kr) |
| 02 | Copy of Passport | Copy of the page containing the passport photo |
| 03 | Copy of Alien Registration Card (if residing in Korea) | Copies of both front and back (for applicants currently residing in Korea) |
| 04 | Copy of Final School Graduation Certificate | Copy of the graduation certificate from the highest level of education (high school or higher) |
Type B Documents (Applicants requiring a D-4 Language Training Visa – For issuance of Standard Certificate of Admission)
Basic Information for D-4 Visa Applicants
- Required documents and conditions differ depending on whether your country has a visa agreement with Korea, and for nationalities such as Thailand, China, and Uzbekistan.
- A bank balance certificate showing at least KRW 10,000,000 (for 2 terms) under the student’s own name is required.
- Apostille or consular legalization is required for graduation certificates (according to each country’s regulations), and some countries may require additional Ministry of Foreign Affairs certification.
- If more than a year has passed since graduation, you may be asked to submit additional original documents proving your recent activities (work, study, etc.).
| No. | Document | Notes (Details differ by visa agreement status & nationality) |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Application Form | Online registration via atom.ewha.ac.kr |
| 02 | Copy of Passport & ID Photo (if required) | One copy of passport; applicants from non-visa-agreement countries may need to submit one ID photo as well. |
| 03 | Original Final School Graduation Certificate |
Apostille or consular legalization required (depending on country). Some countries may also require additional Ministry of Foreign Affairs stamps. |
| 04 | Original Bank Balance Certificate |
Minimum KRW 10,000,000 under the student’s own name (for 2 terms). Must be used to apply for a D-4 visa within 30 days of issue; some countries require funds to be held for 3–6 months. If using a parent’s account, family relationship certificates and additional documents are required. |
| 05 | Financial & Identity Documents (for non-visa-agreement countries, etc.) |
Parent’s employment and income certificates, family relationship certificates, Korean guarantor’s guarantee letter,
guarantor’s employment / ID copies, etc. Requirements vary by nationality and visa type; translation, notarization, and consular legalization may be required. |
| 06 | Additional Documents by Nationality (Thailand, China, Uzbekistan, etc.) |
Thailand: Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Korean/Thai embassy legalization, long-term fixed deposit certificates, etc. China: Final academic degree verification (Ministry of Education), copies of household register (hukou) & ID cards, study plan, etc. Uzbekistan: Various financial and identity documents requiring consular legalization, etc. ※ Please carefully check the detailed list on the Registration Guide page for each nationality. |
Summary of Required Documents for Chinese Nationals
D-4 Visa Application Documents for Chinese Nationals
Chinese applicants typically need the application form, photo, passport copy, copies of household register (hukou) and ID cards (for parents and applicant), graduation certificate of final education, the Chinese Ministry of Education academic credential verification and tran , study plan, and a bank balance certificate of at least KRW 10,000,000 (for 2 terms), among others. For detailed document lists and forms, please refer to the Chinese-language pages and the Chinese nationality section of the Registration Guide on the Ewha Womans University Language Center website.
※ Documents written in languages other than Korean, English, Chinese, or Japanese may require translation into Korean or English and notarization.
※ It is generally recommended that documents be issued within 6 months of the application date, and financial documents such as bank balance certificates
are usually required to be issued within 1 month.
※ Submitted documents will not be returned under any circumstances. Please confirm whether reissuance is possible before submission.
※ If any document is found to be forged or falsified, admission will be cancelled and related records will be invalidated.
4. Admission Regulations (Summary)
- The Standard Certificate of Admission is issued only after the online application, submission of all required documents, and tuition payment are completed.
- Document screening begins only after all required documents have been received and usually takes about one week.
- If a significant time has passed since graduation, additional documents certifying recent activities may be requested.
- Submitted documents will not be returned, and reasons for rejection are not disclosed.
- Students in the Intensive Korean Program are covered by a group insurance policy arranged by the Language Center.
- Visa screening is conducted by immigration authorities and Korean embassies/consulates, and is separate from the Language Center’s admission decision.
5. Tuition & Admission Fee (Intensive Korean Program, as of December 2024)
| Category | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Admission Fee (New Students) |
80,000 KRW (through 2025 Summer Term) 100,000 KRW (from 2025 Fall Term) |
Payable only for first-time registration in the Intensive Korean Program. Re-enrolling students may be exempt if registering continuously for 2 or more terms (admission fee may be required again after a long break from studies). |
| Tuition (per Term) |
1,740,000 KRW (through 2025 Summer Term) 1,800,000 KRW (from 2025 Fall Term) |
10-week program, 5 days a week (Mon–Fri), 20 hours per week, 200 hours in total Levels 1–6 offered, approximately up to 15 students per class |
| Textbook Fees | Approx. 53,000 ~ 60,000 KRW per term | Not included in tuition; varies by level and course |
| Dormitory Fee (Optional) | Varies by term |
For room types (single/double rooms, etc.) at the International House dormitory,
please refer to the dormitory notice on the Language Center website and the Ewha dormitory site (dmtry.ewha.ac.kr). (Intensive Korean Program students may stay up to a maximum of 2 terms.) |
Scholarship System (Summary)
- Korean Language Excellence Scholarship: Students in the Intensive Korean Program who are top achievers in each level and register for the following term may receive a 50% tuition scholarship.
- Language Center Korean Excellence Scholarship: Foreign freshmen who have completed at least 3 terms of the Intensive Korean Program, graduated from Level 6, and are admitted to Ewha’s undergraduate program (spring or fall intake) may receive partial tuition support (2 students per intake).
- Other Scholarships: Various scholarships such as ELC Family Scholarship, ELC Goodwill (Seon) Scholarship, and ELC Sibling Scholarship are available.
※ Multiple scholarships cannot be received in the same term.
※ Detailed eligibility criteria and amounts are announced each term through official notices and scholarship guidelines.
※ Tuition and other fees are based on Ewha Womans University Language Center standards and are subject to change without prior notice.
※ All remittance fees incurred when paying tuition are the responsibility of the student.
※ Please reconfirm the latest tuition and dormitory fees on the official Language Center website, notice board,
or with your Trenvl advisor.
6. Contact Information
Please contact the appropriate office according to your language.
| Language / Office | Phone | |
|---|---|---|
| Intensive/Short-term Program (Chinese-speaking) | +82-2-3277-3182 | kfl@ewha.ac.kr |
| Intensive/Short-term Program (English-speaking) | +82-2-3277-6527 | kfl2@ewha.ac.kr |
| Intensive/Short-term Program (Japanese-speaking) | +82-2-3277-3183 | kfl3@ewha.ac.kr |
| Intensive Program Dormitory | +82-2-3277-3683 | kfldorm@ewha.ac.kr |
???? Visit & Mailing Address
03760 서울특별시 서대문구 이화여대길 52
Ewha Womans University Language Center
Ewha Samsung Education & Culture Hall, Rooms 203/204
Directions:
Subway Line 2 – Ewha Womans Univ. Station, Exit 3 or 4 (approx. 15 minutes on foot), or Gyeongui–Jungang Line – Sinchon Station, Exit 2 (approx. 5 minutes on foot),
then walk to the Ewha Samsung Education & Culture Hall on Ewha Womans University campus.
– From the main gate: Walk past the museum → kindergarten → exit via the west gate → pass Ewha Elementary School → arrive at the Language Center
(Ewha Samsung Education & Culture Hall) in about 10 minutes.
For detailed admission procedures and document requirements, please double-check with your Trenvl advisor or on the official Ewha Womans University Language Center website.
Trenvl Counseling & Support
From preparing to study abroad at Ewha Womans University Language Center’s Intensive Korean Program
to visa, dormitory, and daily life information, a professional Trenvl planner will assist you throughout the process.
Meeting/Pickup Location Information
Level 1 Intensive Korean Course Curriculum (Level 1 · Beginner)
This level focuses on developing basic skills in reading and writing Hangeul and using simple sentences and everyday expressions for basic communication. It is an introductory level for learners who are new to Korean, and classes are conducted with an integrated, communication-based approach across the four skills of reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
1. Learning Objectives
- Read and write Hangeul consonants and vowels, and understand basic final consonants (batchim) and pronunciation rules.
- Carry out simple conversations using basic expressions commonly used in daily life.
- Speak and write short sentences on easy topics such as self-introduction, family, and daily activities.
- Understand and express basic information such as numbers, time, dates, and prices.
- Read short, simple texts such as notes and notices and grasp the main ideas.
2. Course Content
Pronunciation
- Basic pronunciation of Hangeul consonants and vowels
- Pronunciation of final consonants (batchim) and syllable structure
- Basic pronunciation rules such as liaison and nasalization
- Intonation in plain (informal polite) sentences
- Pronouncing one’s own name, nationality, and place names accurately
Grammar
- Basic particles (이/가, 은/는, 을/를, 에, 에서, etc.)
- Basic present and past tense endings (-아요/어요, -았/었어요)
- Structures with 이다/아니다, 있다/없다
- Basic honorific usage according to relationship (teacher, friend, etc.)
- Basic negative expressions (안, 못)
- Basic connective endings (-고, -지만, etc.)
Vocabulary
- Greeting expressions and self-introduction (name, nationality, major/occupation)
- Family, friends, and school life-related vocabulary
- Numbers, time, dates, and days of the week
- Main places on campus, in the classroom, and around the city
- Basic vocabulary for food, shopping, and transportation
- Common verbs/adjectives used in daily life (e.g., 가다, 오다, 만나다, 좋다)
Conversation
- Greeting others, introducing oneself, introducing friends
- Practicing expressions frequently used in class and on campus
- Buying items, asking about prices, expressing quantities
- Asking and giving directions (e.g., Ewha Station, campus buildings)
- Making appointments and talking about daily routines
- Ordering at restaurants and talking about favorite foods
- Practicing simple phone and messenger conversations
3. Sample Activities
- Self-introduction Project: Presenting one’s name, nationality, mother tongue, and interests, plus pair interviews with classmates
- Numbers & Time Games: Number bingo, matching clock times, setting appointment times, etc. to practice numerical and time expressions
- Finding Places on Campus: Using a map of Ewha campus or the surrounding area for role-play on giving and following directions
- Shopping Role-play: Practicing situations for asking prices and buying items at a convenience store, stationery shop, or supermarket
- Restaurant Situations: Reading Korean menus, choosing dishes, and practicing ordering and making requests
- Short Writing Tasks: Writing about daily routines, weekend plans, and short messages to friends
- Introduction to Korean Culture: Learning about basic Korean etiquette and greetings, and introducing Ewha and the Sinchon area
4. Weekly Syllabus (Sample)
The following is a sample syllabus for Level 1 of the Ewha Language Center Intensive Korean Program. Actual weekly plans and detailed content may vary depending on the semester’s syllabus and the instructor.
| Week | Grammar · Expressions | Conversation · Activities | Vocabulary Topics |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 |
• Hangeul consonants and vowels, basic syllables • Basic greeting expressions (안녕하세요, 감사합니다, etc.) • -이에요/예요 |
Saying one’s name and nationality Practicing simple self-introductions Introducing classmates |
Greetings, nationalities, majors/occupations |
| Week 2 |
• 있다/없다 • Location particles (에, 에서) • Demonstratives 이/그/저 + noun |
Introducing classroom and dormitory objects Asking and answering about locations Finding the ELC building/classroom |
Classroom/campus, objects, locations |
| Week 3 |
• Basic verb conjugation (해요 style) • -을/를 • -고 싶어요 |
Talking about daily routines Introducing hobbies and interests Talking about what you want to do |
Daily verbs, hobbies, leisure |
| Week 4 |
• Numbers (native Korean/Sino-Korean) • Time and days of the week • -에 (time marker) |
Saying class times Creating a weekly schedule Role-play for setting appointments |
Numbers, time, days, dates |
| Week 5 |
• Past tense (-았/었어요) • -에 가다/오다 • -고 (to list actions) |
Talking about last weekend or vacation Describing places visited around Sinchon/Ewha Talking about using different transportation modes |
Transportation, places, travel |
| Week 6 |
• Adjectives + -아요/어요 • -지만 • Basic negatives with 안/못 |
Describing favorite foods Comparing taste, price, and portion size Ordering at cafés and restaurants |
Food, taste, shopping-related expressions |
| Week 7 |
• -아/어 주세요 (making polite requests) • -ㄹ/을 거예요 (future plans) • Basic honorific expressions |
Making requests Talking about plans for the next week/vacation Speaking politely to teachers and elders |
Plans, appointments, requests |
| Week 8 |
• -ㄹ/을 수 있다/없다 (ability) • Weather and seasons • Overall review |
Talking about what you can and cannot do Describing your favorite season Presentations summarizing what was learned during the semester |
Weather, seasons, expressing abilities |
| Weeks 9–10 |
Midterm & Final evaluations, overall review, and Korean culture activities (Culture classes, presentations, role-plays, etc. to wrap up the Level 1 course) |
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5. Assessment Methods (Sample)
| Assessment Component | Weight | De ion |
|---|---|---|
| Attendance | 20% | Students must attend at least 80% of total class hours (10-week intensive morning course, 5 days a week) |
| Assignments & Class Participation | 20% | Homework submission, participation in pair/group activities, presentations, and overall class attitude |
| Midterm Evaluation | 30% | Assessment of the four skills (listening, reading, writing, speaking) through written and oral tests |
| Final Evaluation | 30% | Comprehensive evaluation of all course content, including presentations and interviews |
⚠️ General Completion Requirements
- Attendance rate of 80% or higher
- Overall grade of C (70 points) or higher
※ Detailed assessment criteria may vary depending on the semester’s academic regulations and the instructor.
6. Textbooks
- Textbooks developed by Ewha Language Center
- “New Ewha Korean 1A · 1B” (revised edition of the original “Ewha Korean” series)
- Workbook (assignment book) and supplementary materials
- Online resources and cultural activity-related materials
※ Textbook fees are not included in the tuition and are paid separately before or during the first week of classes.
※ The exact set of textbooks used may vary by semester.
Notes
- The above information is a typical example of the Level 1 curriculum in the Ewha Language Center Intensive Korean Program.
- Actual course content, pace, and assessment may be adjusted according to the semester syllabus and the instructor.
- Class placement is based on the results of online/on-site placement tests.
- Classes are taught using a team-teaching system with an integrated, communication-focused approach to reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
- Korean culture classes and on-campus/off-campus activities may be included during the semester.
Curious about other levels?
Detailed curricula are available from Levels 2 to 6, as well as for advanced and research courses.
For more information, please check the official Ewha Language Center website or contact a Trenvl planner.
Minimum Reservation and Departure Information
Ewha Womans University Language Center Intensive Korean Regular Program Study Abroad Package
The Intensive Korean Language Program (IKLP) at Ewha Language Center is a 10-week regular course offered four times a year (spring, summer, fall, winter). It is an intensive language training program where you can improve your Korean skills, experience Korean culture, and prepare for studying in Korea—all in one course. With level-based (1–6) small classes and integrated lessons, students can develop speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills in a well-balanced way.
Program Overview
The Intensive Korean Language Program (IKLP) at Ewha Language Center is a 10-week regular Korean program offered four times a year (spring, summer, fall, winter). With 5 days a week, 4 periods a day (total 200 hours per semester), it offers integrated Korean language education and is suitable for learners who wish to prepare for studying, working, or living in Korea.
- Four semesters a year (spring, summer, fall, winter), intensive 10-week / 200-hour Korean course per semester
- Integrated classes 5 days a week, 4 periods a day (balanced training in speaking, listening, reading, and writing)
- Level placement (1–6) according to proficiency, with a placement test
- Small classes (around 15 students) focusing on interaction
- Activities that support both Korean language improvement and adaptation to Korean culture and campus life
- Can be used to prepare for university admission, exchange programs, or employment in Korea through short- or long-term study
Basic Information
| Location (Campus) |
52, Ewhayeodae-gil, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea Ewha·Samsung Education & Culture Center 203/204, Ewha Language Center |
|---|---|
| Semesters | 4 semesters a year: spring, summer, fall, winter / Intensive 10-week (200-hour) course per semester |
| Levels Offered | Regular Korean course from Level 1 (beginner) to Level 6 (advanced) |
| Class Time |
Mon–Fri, 5 days a week / 09:10–13:00 (50-minute classes × 4 periods, 4 hours per day / 20 hours per week) |
| Class Size |
Approximately 15 students per class (small-group instruction) ※ Some levels/classes may not open if there are not enough applicants. |
| Eligibility |
Foreign nationals and overseas Koreans who wish to systematically learn Korean (A high school diploma or higher is generally recommended) |
Typical Semester Schedule (Example)
| Year | Semester | Online Application & Document Submission | Tuition Payment | Start of Classes | Semester Period (Approx.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Every year | Spring | From December of the previous year to about 1–2 months before the start | By the registration deadline | In March | March–May (10 weeks) |
| Every year | Summer | Around March–April | By the registration deadline | In June | June–August (10 weeks) |
| Every year | Fall | Around June–July | By the registration deadline | In September | September–November (10 weeks) |
| Every year | Winter | Around September–October | By the registration deadline | In December | December–February (10 weeks) |
⚠️ Important Notice
- Exact semester dates and registration/payment deadlines must be checked each semester in the Ewha Language Center website notices and Academic Schedule.
- Students who require a D-4 visa are strongly advised to complete application and document submission at least 2 months before the semester begins.
- If there are many applicants, registration may close early once the quota is filled.
Course Types & Features
| Course | Time | Levels | Target Students | Contents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Intensive Korean Regular Course (Intensive Program) |
09:10–13:00 | Levels 1–6 |
Foreigners and overseas Koreans who wish to study Korean intensively (for study abroad, exchange, employment, or life in Korea) |
Communication-based integrated classes in speaking, listening, reading, and writing Topics related to Korean culture, daily life, and university life in Korea |
| TOPIK Preparation Class (Optional Extra Class) |
After regular class (varies by semester) | Intermediate–advanced | Learners who need TOPIK scores for admission to Korean universities/graduate schools | Focused exam preparation: analysis of question types, practice by section, and mock tests |
| Short-term & Special Courses (Separate Programs) |
Varies by semester/program | Beginner–advanced | Individuals or groups who want short-term study during vacation or culture-focused programs |
Short-term Korean & culture courses, customized/commissioned programs, etc. (Details provided separately under Short-term Program / Korean Special Course) |
Tuition & Costs (From 2025 Onwards – Reference)
| Item | Amount (KRW) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Admission Fee (Application Fee) | 100,000 KRW | Applied from Fall 2025 / Paid once at first registration, non-refundable |
| Tuition (per semester) | 1,800,000 KRW |
Tuition for the 10-week (200-hour) Intensive Korean Regular Program ※ Textbook fees are separate (vary by level/course) |
| Dormitory Fee (Optional) | Approx. 1,215,600 ~ 2,626,800 KRW / semester |
For on-campus international dormitories such as I-House (amount varies by building and room type, as of Fall 2025) Example) Double room from approx. 1,215,600 KRW / Single room from approx. 2,626,800 KRW |
| Estimated Living Expenses | 800,000 ~ 1,200,000 KRW per month | Includes food, transportation, phone, and other personal expenses / varies by lifestyle |
Tuition Reduction & Scholarship System (Intensive Program)
- Family Discount: Partial tuition reduction for family members who enroll in the intensive program during the same semester
- Excellence Scholarship: Partial tuition support in the following semester for top students in each level
- SEON / Family Scholarships, etc.: Scholarship programs for recommended students from partner institutions and family members of ELC graduates
- Detailed conditions, number of recipients, and scholarship amounts are announced each semester in the Ewha Language Center notices and FAQ.
※ For exact types of scholarships, reduction rates, and application methods, please refer to Ewha Language Center > Intensive Program > FAQ.
Inclusions / Exclusions
✓ Included (Based on Trenvl Package)
- Guidance for applying to Ewha Language Center Intensive Korean Regular Program
- Online application assistance and checklist for required documents
- Information on admission fee and tuition payment methods and deadlines
- Basic guidance on D-4 visa preparation and required documents
- Basic information on housing and daily life around Sinchon/Ewha area
- Guidance on scholarship/tuition reduction programs and dormitory application (based on official notices)
✗ Not Included
- Airfare and transportation between the airport and accommodation
- Actual accommodation fees (dormitory, officetel, studio, etc.)
- Textbooks and fees for optional classes such as TOPIK special lectures
- Food, transportation, phone bills, and other personal living expenses
- Personal travel insurance and optional cultural activity fees
- Visa application fees and costs for document translation/notarization
Application Process
- Counseling & Course Selection
Consult with a Trenvl planner or refer to the Ewha Language Center website to decide semester, level, and study plan. - Online Application & Document Preparation
Create an account on the Ewha Language Center online system (ATOM) and fill out the application form.
Prepare and upload/submit required documents such as passport copy, ID photo, and certificate of final education. - Document Screening & Admission Result
Ewha Language Center reviews your documents and informs you of the result (via email or online system). - Payment of Tuition
Pay the admission fee and tuition within the announced deadline (dormitory fees are paid separately if applicable). - Visa Application & Pre-arrival Preparation
Receive visa-related documents such as the Certificate of Admission, if needed, and apply for a D-4 visa; book your flight. - Arrival, Placement Test & Orientation
Arrive in Korea → Attend Ewha Language Center orientation and take the placement test → Start classes.
Completion & Promotion Criteria (Intensive Program)
Completion Requirements
- Attendance: At least 80% of total class days (at least 40 out of 50 days for a 10-week semester)
- Grades: Minimum overall average of 70 points and at least 60 points in each skill (reading, writing, listening, speaking)
Promotion & Completion Notes
- Students must meet both attendance and grade requirements to be promoted to the next level.
- In certain cases (repeated failure, violation of academic regulations, etc.), enrollment for the next semester may be restricted.
- Students who complete at least two semesters of the Intensive Program (Levels 1–6) and finish Level 6 are recognized as graduates of the ELC Intensive Korean Program.
Refund Policy (Intensive Program – Summary)
- The admission fee (Application Fee) is generally non-refundable.
- The eligibility and percentage of tuition refunds depend on the time of the refund request (before or after the start of the semester and days elapsed).
- The official refund policy for each semester is based on the Ewha Language Center notices and FAQ.
- In special cases such as visa refusal, a separate refund policy may apply upon submission of supporting documents.
※ Please make sure to check the official Ewha Language Center guidelines for final refund amounts and application procedures.
A dedicated Trenvl planner for Ewha Language Center will support you throughout the process—from choosing semester and level to application documents, visa, dormitory, and daily life information.
Inquiries: Trenvl Ewha Language Center planner or Ewha Language Center main number (+82-2-3277-6958)
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