King Sejong Institute Center, USA

A Special Summer Classes

Schedule

A Special Summer Session: 06/06/2022 - 06/30/2022 (4 Weeks)

Course Levels

INTRODUCTORY KOREAN

6:30 PM-9:30 PM on Wednesday

Introductory Korean class is a live online class for students who cannot yet read or write in Hangeul. Students will learn to put consonants, vowels, and consonant endings together to read and write with ease. Students will also learn basic phrases and grammar.

E-Book: Sejong Korean Introduction

KOREAN CONVERSATION FOR INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

6:30 PM-9:30 PM on Monday

Korean Conversation for Intermediate level is a live online class designed for Learners who have learned any level of intermediate classes (Sejong Korean 5-8) or have an experience that matches the level. Students will improve their speaking skills through role-playing after students compose a range of scenarios themselves. After the course, students will describe a variety of expressions like a native speaker in different circumstances while distinguishing between formal and informal language. In the end, they can adapt it to the real-life space naturally.

No Textbook

Textbook

You can use an e-book for free. First access the website, try to look for your textbook.
If you need a physical book, please visit the bookstore, named the Bandi Book USA, which is located in Koreatown. Contact information is as follows.
Bandi Book USA
http://www.hanbooks.com
Address : 2777 W. Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles CA 90006
Tel : (213) 739-8107

Registration for the Next Session will be opened at 2 weeks before the first day of each semester.

Online Level Test

Our Courses

Important Update to COVID-19 Guidelines

Students must provide a vaccination card at the door that matches their ID.
Proof Of Vaccination And Recent Negative COVID-19 Test Results: This is required for In-Person classes. The King Sejong Institute will require all students to present proof of COVID-19 vaccination and a recent negative test taken in the last 48 hours.
Face Masks Still Required on In-Person Class: All teachers, students and visitors must continue to wear masks on in-Person class. We are aware of the CDC's new guidelines for individuals who have been vaccinated, but we will continue to follow state and county guidelines currently in place.
Watch for Symptoms: Ask that all students who have any of the warning signs for COVID-19, should not come to class.
If COVID-19 cases rise and community guidelines change, the in-person class is subject to change to online class.