Tuition: $420

Mon & Tue 6:15pm - 7:15pm (60 minutes) 

Program Length: 6 weeks

Age: Adults & Teens 18 +

Korean basic level language usually means beginner Korean classes that teach the foundation of the language. Many schools divide beginner Korean into several levels. The Korean Language Basic Course is designed for students who are new to the Korean language or have limited experience. Students will learn the Korean alphabet (Hangul), basic pronunciation, essential vocabulary, simple grammar patterns, and everyday expressions used in daily life.

Tuition: $420

Wed & Thur 6:15pm - 7:15pm (60 minutes)

Program Length: 6 weeks

Age: Adults & Teens 18 +

By the end of the course, students will be able to participate in longer conversations, express opinions, understand commonly used written materials, and communicate more comfortably in real-life situations.  

At the intermediate level, students usually can:

• Hold conversations with native speakers

• Travel comfortably in South Korea

• Understand dramas, videos, and simple news

• Write emails and short essays in Korean

Tuition: $420

Fri 6:15pm - 7:15pm (60 minutes) &

Fri 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm (60 minutes)

Program Length: 6 weeks

Age: Adults & Teens 18 +

By the end of the course, students will be able to communicate more naturally and confidently with native Korean speakers using both polite and casual Korean in everyday situations

At the advanced level, students can usually:

• Work or study in South Korea

• Participate in professional meetings and discussions

• Read books, newspapers, and academic materials

• Communicate naturally with native speakers

• Understand most Korean media without subtitles

Private 

Tuition: $500 (60 minutes)

Program Length: 6 weeks

Age: Adults & Teens 18 +

A private Korean language lesson is a one-on-one class where a student learns Korean with a teacher. The lesson is personalized, meaning it is designed based on the student’s level, goals, and learning speed.

Private Korean lessons can be for all levels:

• Beginner (learning Hangul, basic words, simple sentences)

• Intermediate (daily conversations, grammar, speaking practice)

• Advanced (formal Korean, business language, fluent communication)

In a private lesson, students usually focus on:

• Speaking practice (real conversation with the teacher)

• Grammar explanation and correction

• Vocabulary building for daily life or specific needs

• Listening and pronunciation improvement

• Reading and writing practice

Korean language translation services can include many different types depending on the customer’s needs.