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Gwangju International Center is running a program of cultural classes in January on a range of language and other subjects.
Adult courses include basic Spanish, Japanese and Italian, as well as classes on K-pop and calligraphy. There are children’s courses on Saturdays. Schedules for the adult classes vary.
The weekly classes run from Jan. 5-30 and registration closes Monday.
Tuition fees are 40,000 won for all classes except English conversation, which is 80,000 won. Fees do not include textbook costs, but are half price for GIC members.
To find out more or sign up, visit gic.or.kr or contact Kim Min-jae at culture@gic.or.kr.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
Adult courses include basic Spanish, Japanese and Italian, as well as classes on K-pop and calligraphy. There are children’s courses on Saturdays. Schedules for the adult classes vary.
The weekly classes run from Jan. 5-30 and registration closes Monday.
Tuition fees are 40,000 won for all classes except English conversation, which is 80,000 won. Fees do not include textbook costs, but are half price for GIC members.
To find out more or sign up, visit gic.or.kr or contact Kim Min-jae at culture@gic.or.kr.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
