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Seoul Global center is running its second Korean language course of the year from May 7-July 27.
The course is free except for textbook costs, and nine levels are available, from first beginner to intermediate and idiom classes.
The classes are twice a week in the evenings or mornings, with days and times depending on level.
To apply for the course, visit the center in person this Monday or Tuesday with a copy of your Alien Registration card and a passport photo.
Online or proxy applications are not accepted.
The course is free except for textbook costs, and nine levels are available, from first beginner to intermediate and idiom classes.
The classes are twice a week in the evenings or mornings, with days and times depending on level.
To apply for the course, visit the center in person this Monday or Tuesday with a copy of your Alien Registration card and a passport photo.
Online or proxy applications are not accepted.
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Articles by Korea Herald
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