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2010 CLASS SCHEDULE (TEN WEEKS EACH)
- Winter : January 12th - March 16th
- Spring : April 13th - June 15th
- Summer : July 13th - September 14th
- Fall : October 12th - December 14th
TIME: 7:00PM - 9:00PM, EVERY TUESDAY
TARGET GROUP
- Classes are designed for those who wish to learn about Korean language and culture.
(Must be at least 18 years of age on the first day of each session)
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Basic A (Ariel Kim-CSULB) :
Our Basic A Class is designed for those who have no Korean
language background. In this class, students will learn how
to read and write the Korean alphabet. Students will also
be introduced to basic vocabularies and expressions.
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Basic B (Jihyun Park-UCLA) :
Our Basic B Class is a continuation of our Basic A Class and is
open to those who have a basic level of Korean, equivalent
to the Basic A Class. In this class, students will learn more
basic grammar patterns and conversational expressions.
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Basic C (Jihyeon Cha-UCLA) :
Our Basic C Class is a continuation of our Basic B Class.
Newcomers who pass the Proficiency Examination for this
level are also eligible to take this course. This class introduces
a higher level of basic grammar, vocabulary and language
structure, which equips the students to be more confident
in speaking and writing Korean.
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Intermediate A (Seonkyung Jeon-USC) :
Our Intermediate A Class is a continuation of our Basic C
Class. Newcomers who pass the Proficiency Examination
for this level are also eligible to take this course. Students
are expected to have decent Korean language skills. In this
class, students will learn more intermediate level grammar,
vocabulary and language structure.
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Intermediate B (Yongjoon Cho-USC) :
Our Intermediate B Class is a continuation of our Intermediate
A Class. Newcomers who pass the Proficiency Examination
for this level are also eligible to take this course. In this
class, students will expand their knowledge of intermediate
grammar, vocabulary and complex language structure.
This class will help students become comfortable speakers
and writers.
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Intermediate C (Jae-eun Im-UCLA) :
Our Intermediate C Class is a continuation of our Intermediate
B Class. Newcomers who pass the Proficiency Examination
for this level are also eligible to take this course. In this
class, students will review what was taught in the Intermediate
B Class while learning a higher intermediate level of
grammar, vocabulary and language structure.
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Advanced (Sangkyung Lee-UCLA) :
Our Advanced Class is designed for those who want to maximize
their conversation skills in a variety of everyday-life situations,
including contemporary life in Korea. In order to further
colloquial technique, the class will use not only written
materials, but also audiovisual resources including some
clips of Korean dramas.
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Starting with the Summer 2010 Session here at KCC, you will only be able to register online and in advance.
As we can accept only a limited number of students, once that amount is reached, the registration will be closed and no one else will be able to enroll.
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We highly suggest you register as soon as we open the registration process; even if you know you can't come for the first or second class,
we urge you to register early as you will not be able to register once our maximum capacity has been filled (which will likely be before the first day of class).
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Accordingly, we will not be accepting any more paper 'walk-in' registrations. If you have any further questions or difficulties with online registration, please contact us.
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Online applications should be submitted before class begins for every session.
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Students must register EVERY SESSION; previous registrations are not valid for the current term.
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Please take care to proof-read your application before submitting. Any typographical /spelling errors will be recorded as such.
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We highly recommend you print and bring your confirmation page in order to avoid waiting in line on the first day of class.
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On the first day of class, each session, we offer a placement test for students who may not be sure of their level and would like to be 'placed' in a class.
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Those who want to take Basic A & B don't need to take the placement test (First-time students with no previous Korean language experience should automatically be placed in our Basic A class.)
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If you want to take this test, please come to KCC between 6:30PM-7:00PM for check-in (and payment, if not pre-paid) and the placement test.
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After completing your test, please give it to one of the teachers for grading and proceed to the auditorium (Ari Hall, 3rd floor) for a Korean film while the others are completing their tests.
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At 8:00PM we will all meet in the auditorium (Ari Hall, 3rd floor) for a brief orientation, at which time the results of the tests
(i.e. 'placing' for those who took the test) will be announced and the students will follow their teachers to their classrooms.
Free Parking Information : Click Here.
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The Korean Cultural Center will reserve an additional parking lot at 5455 Wilshire Blvd. for your classes.
Parking is free and no validation will be required. If using the additional lot, please tell the parking attendant
that you are going to the Korean Language Classes at the Korean Cultural Center.
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If you need to leave early, please park at the lot on 5455 Wilshire Blvd. as there is double parking at the KCC lot and your car cannot be moved until the end of class (9:15PM).
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$50 non-refundable registration fee for each session (Textbook, parking and food included)
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Please have your fees paid by the first day of class. Non-payment of fees may cause your registration/enrollment to be canceled.
We are unable to issue any textbooks to unpaid students.
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Please make your check/cashier's check/money order payable to K. L. P.
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Put the student number or registration number on front of each check/cashier's check/money order.
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We are not accepting any payments by credit/debit cards at this time.
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Please be advised that long lines to pay form on the first day of class. Students paying by check may have their payments processed quicker through a faster express line.
LOCATION : KOREAN CULTURAL CENTER, LOS ANGELES
- 5505 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036 (Cross Streets: Dunsmuir & Wilshire Blvd.)
For more information please call the Program Manager at 323-936-3025.
Download Korean Language Program Brochure : Click here.
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