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Korean Language Program

Korean Language Program (3)

Currently there are six classes: Basic A | Basic B | Basic C | Intermediate A | Intermediate B | Intermediate C

• Basic A: (Ariel Kim-CSULB) :
  Our basic A Class is designed for those who have no Korean language background at all. In this class, you will learn how to read and write the Korean alphabet as well as speak basic words and expressions.
• Basic B: (Jyhyun Park) :
  Our Basic B Class is a continuation of the Basic A Class, designed to enhance the writing and the reading level for those who have completed the Basic A Class and for those who already have a basic knowledge of the language. You will also learn simple basic grammar and conversation.
• Basic C: (Mary Shim Kim-UCLA) :
  Our Basic C Class is designed for students who have completed the Basic A & B Classes and/or passed the Proficiency Exam for this level. In this class, you will learn complex basic grammar, vocabulary and language structure, which will help you to become better speakers and writers.
• Intermediate A: (Seonkyung Jeon-USC) :
  Our Intermediate A Class is for students who have completed the Basic Levels and/or for those who have passed the Proficiency Exam for this level. Students in the Intermediate A Class should already be fluent in reading,writing, and speaking the Korean language. In this class, you will be learning intermediate grammar, vocabulary and language structure. This class will enable you to become proficient speakers and writers.
• Intermediate B: (Yongjoon Cho-USC) :
  Our Intermediate B Class is a continuation of the Intermediate B Class and/or for those who have passed the Proficiency Exam for this level. In this class, you will expand your knowledge in intermediate grammar, vocabulary and complex language structure. This class will help you to become a comfortable speaker and a writer.
• Intermediate C: (Joseph Lee-UCLA) :
  Our Intermediate C Class is for students who have completed the Intermediate A & B Classes and/or have passed the Placement Exam for this level. At the end of this class, you will speak and write comfortably?able to apply new words and grammar.

Classes: January 13th - December 15th, 2009 (Four sessions, ten weeks each)

• Winter : January 13rd - March 17th
• Spring : April 14th - June 16th
• Summer : July 14th - September 15th
• Fall : October 13th - December 15th

Time: 7:00 - 9:00 PM, every TUESDAY

KCCLA is not responsible for typographical errors.