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Myongji University · Korean Language Education Center (KLEC)
Myongji University Korean Language Education Center Overview
The Korean Language Education Center (KLEC) at Myongji University offers intensive Korean language programs for international students and foreign residents. With campuses in Seoul and Yongin, KLEC provides level-based Korean courses, various cultural activities, and academic support so that learners can improve their communication skills, experience Korean life, and prepare for degree studies in Korea.
Key Features of Myongji University Korean Language Education Center
Seoul & Yongin Dual-Campus Environment
The Seoul campus is located near the political, economic, and cultural center of downtown Seoul, while the Yongin campus in Gyeonggi-do offers a quieter study environment with comparatively reasonable living expenses. Students can choose a campus that best fits their lifestyle and goals.
Regular 4-Semester System
The academic year is operated on a four-semester system (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter), with classes offered in multiple levels. Each term consists of intensive Korean language study to help students build skills continuously throughout the year.
Level-Based Intensive Program
KLEC runs a multi-level curriculum (generally five to six levels depending on campus). Students are placed into appropriate classes through placement tests and learn Korean in an integrated way, focusing on speaking, listening, reading, and writing in small to medium-sized classes.
Cultural Activities & Student Support
Each semester, students can participate in cultural excursions and special events to experience Korean culture and history. Orientation and ongoing support help learners adapt to life in Korea and to the Myongji University campus environment.
Korean Language Course & Term Operation
- Four regular semesters per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter).
- Classes are generally held five days a week (Monday–Friday), about four hours per day.
- Level-based placement from beginner to advanced, using a placement test and/or interview.
- Integrated training in speaking, listening, reading, and writing through presentations, projects, and tasks.
- Semester-based cultural activities and special programs to support adaptation to Korean life and study.
Myongji University Campus & Korean Language Education Center Video
View the video below to get a glimpse of Myongji University’s campus atmosphere, facilities, and Korean language classroom environment at the Korean Language Education Center.
Contact & Consultation
For detailed information about the Myongji University Korean Language Education Center, semester schedules, admission procedures, tuition fees, and visa documents, please refer to the official KLEC website or contact Trenvl for personalized guidance.
Official Website (KLEC) : https://klec.mju.ac.kr/main.php?sMenu=eng
Seoul Campus : Korean Language Education Center, 4F Administration Building (#5),
Myongji University, 34, Geobukgol-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea (Postal code: 03674)
Tel : +82-2-300-1499, +82-2-300-1509 | Email : kli@mju.ac.kr
Yongin Campus : Office of International Students Supporting Team, 2F College of Engineering Building 2 (#8),
116, Myongji-ro, Cheoin-gu, Yongin, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
Tel : +82-31-324-1058
Additional Support : Through Trenvl’s dedicated planner, applicants can receive assistance with school and term selection, housing options, and visa preparation.
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Myongji University Korean Language Education Center · Level-based Curriculum
Level 1 – Regular Korean Language Program Curriculum (Beginner)
At Level 1, students learn the basics of Korean pronunciation and core sentence patterns, focusing on everyday expressions needed for campus life and daily communication in Korea.
1. Learning Objectives
- Understand and use essential vocabulary and grammar required at the beginner level.
- Understand basic expressions used in daily life and engage in simple, practical conversations.
- Read and write short sentences, introduce oneself, and convey simple personal information.
2. Course Content
- Pronunciation: [Example] Learning Hangul consonants and vowels, final consonants (batchim), basic sound length and intonation patterns.
- Grammar: [Example] Basic tenses (present, past, future), particles, and introductory honorific forms.
- Vocabulary: [Example] Everyday topics such as self-introduction, family, school life, food, shopping, and transportation.
- Speaking & Conversation: [Example] Greetings, introducing oneself, telling the time and date, describing places, and basic shopping expressions.
- Reading & Writing: [Example] Reading and writing short sentences, and filling out simple forms and basic applications.
3. Sample Classroom Activities
- Self-introduction presentations and pair interviews.
- Games to practice numbers, dates, and time expressions.
- Practicing giving directions using a campus map or subway map.
- Restaurant role-plays using real or sample menus to order food.
- Simulated situations for supermarket or daily shopping conversations.
4. Weekly Lesson Plan (Sample Template)
The following is a sample template. Actual weekly lesson plans may vary depending on the detailed syllabus and instructor for each semester.
| Week | Grammar · Expressions | Conversation · Activities |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | [Ex: Hangul consonants and vowels, greeting expressions, nationality & occupation] | Self-introduction, greetings, talking about nationality and occupation. |
| Week 2 | [Ex: Location & place expressions, time & date expressions] | Introducing the classroom and home, talking about appointment times. |
| Week 3 | [Ex: Basic verbs/adjectives in present tense, talking about likes and dislikes] | Sharing preferences, introducing favorite food and hobbies. |
| Week 4 | [Ex: Past tense, expressions of experience, numbers & counters] | Talking about last weekend or a trip, basic shopping conversations. |
| Week 5 | [Ex: Future tense, expressing plans, basic imperative/prohibitive forms] | Talking about vacation plans, explaining daily rules and routines. |
| Week 6 | [Ex: Weather & season expressions, basic honorific forms] | Talking about the weather, introducing family members using honorific expressions. |
| Week 7 | [Ex: Hobbies, ability/possibility expressions, health & change expressions] | Asking and answering about hobbies, practicing dialogues for hospital/pharmacy situations. |
| Week 8 | [Ex: Review of plans & experiences, basic emotion expressions] | Semester review, presenting future plans, sharing feelings and impressions. |
※ The above is a typical example of Level 1 content. Actual lesson topics and weekly structure may vary depending on the instructor’s detailed course plan at Myongji University Korean Language Education Center.
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