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  • How long is the course & fees?
    It depends on the courses. A module takes 8 weeks (total 16+hours) additional several Zoom lessons in a term for Basic level. The courses run every week with 2 hours+. Please check the opening dates. The fees are different for every level so please check the fees. Sometimes, KLCEC open a class with less than 8 students then number of total hours can be adjusted to 1.5 hours.
  • What is your minimum and the maximum no. of students in a class?
    KLCEC needs 8 minimum students to open a class. Around 16+ students are the maximum in a class.
  • Who are your teachers?
    We have got 7 qualified NATIVE teachers who have got 5 ~ 20 years of experienced teachers.
  • What is the difference between curriculum of SNU and Sogang Univ.?
    Both curriculum is based on the model of the Int'l Standard Curriculum of Korean Language board. They both adopt "Communicative Teaching Method" which allow students constantly practice articulating themselves and focus on methodically-designed tasks in a group setting. In my view, they are equally good. In Perth context, the new series (I Love Korean) of SNU (Seoul National University) curriculum is designed in weekly sprints that suits local learners. With this new series, SNU series approach allows learners to have more agile application of what they learned during lessons. The lessons will provide learners with more opportunities to come up with their own answers.
  • Do I have to buy any materials?
    The textbook is $10 for the basic levels (including the course fee for 101 & 102) and around $28~66 for University textbook or textbook & workbook.
  • I will miss class(es), is there any make up?
    There is no make up for lessons missed. However, if there is a concurrent class of same level in the same week, you can attend that specific lesson upon request. Informally, we can discuss about the learning content that you missed and I will try to arrange something for you.
  • I will be missing out on 1~2 classes, can you record videos and send them to me?
    Sorry, Due to privacy and copyright reasons, we cannot provide it but you can follow extra zoom class to check your learning. You are very welcome to write down your questions and go through with your teacher after the class when you are back. If you miss more than a few classes and you feel difficult to continue then you can take next intake of same level or you can do upper and lower level together with special offer (fee).
  • What are K-Zoom classes about?
    Due to great feedback from our students, KLCEC is developing K-Zoom class to offer to current students to understand the grammar accurately to speak confidently. Invitation to join K-Zoom class, is given to EXISTING students who will be informed via email. Being a KLCEC student is not for class attendance. Joining cultural events, joining group(s) to meet new people, and enjoying On-line zoom class(es) are great benefits! We are not here to provide courses, we are here to build a community with the national level of curriculum and meet people for fun learning too!
  • How do I know which level to enrol?
    Please send an email or text the teacher to arrange an assessment. A written test for 20 min. and oral test for 10 min. will be given. Bringing along your past learning notes or books will be helpful to understand your level. The best time to sit down for the assessment would be around 1~2 weeks before the commencement. Please avoid the middle of school break time or holiday seasons.
  • Can I transfer to another level in the midst of my course?
    Yes. Please discuss with your teacher.
  • I have self learnt Korean, can I skip a module (modules)?
    Having a native Korean friend is a good idea because you can practice speaking skills but "if" he/she gives incorrect information on grammar or uses a non-standard accent, you might be confused when you learn Korean formally. There are some people learn Korean through Internet as well but our center offers "interaction speaking base" so you will save time to learn Korean properly in the class base. Please read this review from one of our students who learned Korean by herself first. "As an initial self learner i wanted to take classes to practice speaking and solidify all the things i’d learnt by myself and it was the best decision in my language learning journey, even doing tutoring with her is so efficient. Each module is really concise and has so much that’s covered ...more.. in the website"
  • Can I get a certification after the course?
    Upon request we can provide a record of your learning with your test result with your attendance. For formal certification, we recommend you to take TOPIK (Test of Proficiency in Korean) separately. Find out more information about TOPIK here.
  • Can I transfer/change courses during the term?
    Yes, you can. You can discuss with your teacher if your level of study is easy or too difficult.
  • Can I repeat the same course?
    Of course! repeating same level or lower level are welcome. When teachers know any students are repeating, the teacher try to give extra handouts and modified the speaking tasks in the classes. You can still do current level and lower level course as repeat so please talk to your teacher! Please do not forget! You will get another set of extra Zoom classes!
  • I can read Hanguel any discount?
    Yes, your fee will be pro rated for you. You may join from the 3rd lesson in 101 course.
  • 8 weeks with zooms in a term basis to be efficient enough?
    Everyone learn differently. Coming to the class is already taking your time and effort and KLCEC value your time to deliver the quality class based on SNU (Seoul National University) syllabus that indicate the well calculated total learning hours through terms. Our students who put an hour study outside of classroom, enjoys the progress and speaking well. KLCEC offers Basic to Post advance level since 2010 so advance students are speaking like natives with second generation Korean in the same class.
  • Korean Language for Teenagers: K for Teens
    Q: What curriculum do you use? A: SNU (Seoul National University) so your teenager will easily go over to study in any universities in Korea. e.g. exchange program. Q: Is there a homework? how long it takes to finish weekly? A: We will introduce guided number of vocabs and grammars weekly so it will takes 1~2 hours weekly study including the homework. Extra Zoom lessons will be provided time to time. Q: Is this same course as BASIC 101? A: We use the same base but it will be modified to high school students. Q: How the lessons will be conducted? A: High school leaners' interested in Korean language with K-culture is high. Formal class learning and fun lessons will lead them to healthy study to have solid foundation to the next levels. Note: We are preparing for Feb. 2025. Please send me your inquiry to ebonybaehk@gmail.com
  • Do you offer private lessons as 1:1?
    Private lessons can be arranged for companies or government departments (In House Program) because the request is for Korean for Special Purpose (KSP); 1:1 lesson can be arranged if I can find a slot to teach during daytime. Anything, please contact me to discuss. ebonybaehk@gmail.com. Small Class (S.C.): The Fee is different & S.C. is the temporary class for you to join the main classes. 1:1 is given for those who need to go to Korea with special purpose then an intensive course can be specially planned for him or her.
  • Do I need to do weekly homework?
    Yes. There is a weekly homework and our students spend about 30 min. to 1 hours doing homework and study. The weekly homework helps the students to review and prepare for the next lesson. Usually, KLCEC students enjoy the weekly homework because it is fun to do. In order to enjoy the "conversational" Korean, reading and writing homework help you to enjoy the class 110% with a native teacher.
  • Can I call you?
    Yes. If you can "text" me and let me know the best time to call you back, it would be a great help. I am trying to avoid marketing calls. If you need to call me directly, then please use the time between 11a.m. ~ 5pm. so that I can answer your call better. I may not get your calls during school break time or holiday seasons so the best way to get my attention, is via email. You will get my reply within 24 hours.
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