WINTER SPEAKING-FOCUSED REGULAR COURSE
Speaking-Focused Regular Course
An integrated Korean course combining regular Korean classes and speaking practice in one curriculum.
- Build a solid foundation in vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening, and writing.
- Use the vocabulary and grammar you learn immediately in speaking practice to improve real conversation skills.
- Choose from the 4-day morning course, Tuesday/Thursday evening course, or Saturday course.
Course Features
Regular + SpeakingConnect systematic Korean study with practical speaking practice in one integrated course.
More Speaking PracticePractice through Pair Work, role-plays, interviews, situational conversations, and Free Talking.
Specialist TeachersDifferent areas such as vocabulary, grammar, and reading are taught by specialist teachers.
Flexible SchedulesChoose from a 4-day morning course, Tuesday/Thursday evening course, or Saturday course.
3-Month Course: 4-Day Morning Speaking-Focused Regular Course
- An intensive Korean course integrating regular Korean classes and speaking practice into one curriculum
- One hour of speaking practice on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday
- Specialist teachers teach each area, including vocabulary, grammar, and reading
Speaking-Focused Regular Course (3 Months): Mastery Track
Class Days
Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri
Class Time
Morning Class · 10:00–12:50
Period 1 · 10:00–10:50Period 2 · 11:00–11:50Period 3 · 12:00–12:50
Study Hours
Total 144 hours (3 months)
Regular Classes: 96 hours
Speaking Classes: 48 hours
Course Structure
96 hours of regular classes + 48 hours of speaking classes
Systematically study vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening, and writing in regular classes, and practice Korean speaking for one hour each class day.
Time to Complete Each Level
Beginner : 1 month
Level 1 (1A+1B) : 3 months
Level 2 (2A+2B) : 3 months
Level 3 (3A+3B) : 3 months
Level 4 (4A+4B) : 3 months
Level 5 (5A+5B) : 3 months
Level 6 (6A+6B) : 3 months
Tuition
3 Months : KRW 1,680,000Limited-Time Special: KRW 1,560,000
Admission Fee
KRW 20,000Promotion: Free
Textbook
KRW 29,000–36,000
Course Format
Regular Korean Classes + 1 Hour of Speaking Practice Each Class Day
Study vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening, and writing in a balanced way, then use the grammar and expressions you learned in speaking practice on each class day so you can speak more fluently in real conversations.
Weekly Class Schedule
| Class Time | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Period 1 10:00–10:50 |
Vocabulary
(Teacher A)
|
Grammar 2
(Teacher A)
|
X |
Speaking
(Teacher A)
|
Vocabulary
(Teacher A)
|
| Period 2 11:00–11:50 |
Grammar 1
(Teacher B)
|
Speaking
(Teacher B)
|
Listening
(Teacher B)
|
Speaking
(Teacher B)
|
|
| Period 3 12:00–12:50 |
Speaking
(Teacher C)
|
Reading
(Teacher C)
|
Writing
(Teacher C)
|
Grammar 1
(Teacher C)
|
3-Month Learning Structure
Regular Classes
Vocabulary · Grammar · Reading · Listening · Writing
Speaking Classes
Focused speaking practice using learned vocabulary and grammar · Pair Work · Role-plays · Interviews · Situational Conversation · Free Talking
Total
Integrated Regular + Speaking Course
- Beginner classes start with Hangeul and follow a separate learning plan.
- Speaking classes are held for one hour on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.
- Speaking classes use the vocabulary and grammar covered in the current lessons through Pair Work, role-plays, interviews, situational conversation, Free Talking, and other activities.
- To help students experience and become familiar with different intonation, pronunciation, and expressions, speaking classes are not fixed to one period and may be scheduled in Period 1, 2, or 3.
- The schedule and order of subject areas may change depending on textbook progress and students’ learning pace.
- Speaking activities go beyond memorizing sentences. Practice asking and answering questions and connecting learned expressions to your own experiences and ideas.
- Progress and activity difficulty may be adjusted to the textbook, course level, and students’ learning pace.
EVENT #1
5-Day Speaking-Focused Regular Course (3 Months): 4-Day Speaking-Focused Regular Course + Wednesday Morning Speaking Class
Class Days
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri
Class Time
Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri: 10:00–12:50 (3 hours per day)
Wed: 10:00–11:50 (2 hours per day)
Study Hours
Total 168 hours (3 months)
Regular Classes: 96 hours
Speaking Classes: 72 hours
Course Structure
96 hours of regular classes + 48 hours of speaking classes + 24 hours of free-topic speaking
Study vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening, and writing systematically in regular classes. One hour of speaking practice on each regular class day builds on the Korean learned in the textbook. On Wednesdays, practice speaking freely about a variety of topics beyond the textbook.
Time to Complete Each Level
Beginner : 1 month
Level 1 (1A+1B) : 3 months
Level 2 (2A+2B) : 3 months
Level 3 (3A+3B) : 3 months
Level 4 (4A+4B) : 3 months
Level 5 (5A+5B) : 3 months
Level 6 (6A+6B) : 3 months
Tuition
3 Months : Speaking-Focused Regular Course (KRW 1,680,000) + Wednesday Morning Speaking Class (KRW 510,000): KRW 2,190,000
Limited-Time Special: KRW 1,920,000Admission Fee
KRW 20,000Limited-Time Special: Free
Textbook
KRW 29,000–36,000
Course Format
Regular Korean classes + 1 hour of speaking on each regular class day + intensive Wednesday speaking classes
Develop vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening, and writing in a balanced way, using learned grammar and expressions in speaking practice on each regular class day to build fluency in real conversations. Wednesdays provide deeper, intensive speaking practice on a variety of free topics beyond the textbook.
Weekly Class Schedule
| Class Time | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Period 110:00–10:50 | Vocabulary (Teacher A) |
Grammar 2 (Teacher A) |
Speaking Class 10:00–11:50 | Speaking (Teacher A) |
Vocabulary (Teacher A) |
| Period 211:00–11:50 | Grammar 1 (Teacher B) |
Speaking (Teacher B) |
Listening (Teacher B) |
Speaking (Teacher B) |
|
| Period 312:00–12:50 | Speaking (Teacher C) |
Reading (Teacher C) |
— | Writing (Teacher C) |
Grammar 1 (Teacher C) |
3-Month Learning Structure
Regular Classes
Vocabulary · Grammar · Reading · Listening · Writing
Speaking Classes
Textbook-based speaking: 16 hours/1 month, 48 hours/3 months + Wednesday free-topic speaking: 8 hours/1 month, 24 hours/3 months
Total
Regular classes + speaking classes + Wednesday free-topic speaking
- Beginner classes start with Hangeul and follow a separate learning plan.
- Speaking classes are held for one hour on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.
- Speaking classes use the vocabulary and grammar covered in the current lessons through Pair Work, role-plays, interviews, situational conversation, Free Talking, and other activities.
- To help students experience and become familiar with different intonation, pronunciation, and expressions, speaking classes are not fixed to one period and may be scheduled in Period 1, 2, or 3.
- The schedule and order of subject areas may change depending on textbook progress and students’ learning pace.
- Speaking activities go beyond memorizing sentences. Practice asking and answering questions and connecting learned expressions to your own experiences and ideas.
- Progress and activity difficulty may be adjusted to the textbook, course level, and students’ learning pace.
- Wednesday speaking classes run from 10:00 to 11:50, with Periods 1 and 2 dedicated to intensive speaking practice. There is no Period 3 on Wednesday.
- Wednesday free-topic speaking moves beyond the textbook to everyday life, Korean culture, interests, and personal experiences, helping students express their own ideas freely.
- Pair work, role-plays, interviews, situational conversations, topic discussions, and Free Talking develop listening, follow-up questions, responses, and the ability to keep a conversation going.
- Apply vocabulary and grammar learned on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday to new Wednesday topics and situations, expanding short answers with reasons and examples.
2. 2 Days a Week: Tuesday & Thursday Evening Speaking-Focused Regular Course
- A Korean course integrating regular classes and speaking classes into one curriculum
- Two hours per day on Tuesday and Thursday
- Each class day includes 1 hour of regular class + 1 hour of speaking class
- Regular classes and speaking classes are taught by different specialist teachers
- The speaking class is fixed in Period 2
Tuesday & Thursday Evening Speaking-Focused Regular Course
Class Days
Tue, Thu
Class Time
Evening Class · 19:00–20:50
Period 1 · 19:00–19:50Period 2 · 20:00–20:50
Study Hours
8 classes / 16 hours total per month
Regular Classes: 8 hours
Speaking Classes: 8 hours
Course Structure
8 hours of regular classes + 8 hours of speaking classes
Systematically study vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening, and writing in regular classes and spend one hour of every class day on intensive Korean speaking practice.
For the Beginner class, classes start with Hangul, so a separate in-house syllabus is used.
Time to Complete Each Level
Beginner : 3 months
Level 1 (1A+1B) : 12 months
Level 2 (2A+2B) : 12 months
Level 3 (3A+3B) : 12 months
Level 4 (4A+4B) : 12 months
Level 5 (5A+5B) : 24 months
Level 6 (6A+6B) : 24 months
Tuition
1 Month : KRW 300,000Limited-Time Special: KRW 260,000
Admission Fee
KRW 20,000Promotion: Free
Textbook
KRW 29,000–36,000
Course Format
Regular Korean Classes + 1 Hour of Speaking Practice on Every Class Day
Systematically study vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening, and writing, then practice using the grammar and expressions you learned in real conversations.
Weekly Class Schedule
| Class Time | Tue | Thu |
|---|---|---|
| Period 1 19:00–19:50 |
Regular Class
(Teacher A)
|
Regular Class
(Teacher A)
|
| Period 2 20:00–20:50 |
Speaking-Focused Class
(Teacher B)
|
Speaking-Focused Class
(Teacher B)
|
1-Month Learning Structure
Regular Classes
Vocabulary · Grammar · Reading · Listening · Writing
Speaking Classes
Focused speaking practice using learned vocabulary and grammar · Pair Work · Role-plays · Interviews · Situational Conversation · Free Talking
Total
Integrated Regular + Speaking Course
- The Beginner class starts with Hangul and therefore follows a separate in-house syllabus.
- The Tuesday/Thursday evening course is based on 8 classes and 16 total hours per month.
- On every class day, Period 1 is a regular class and Period 2 is a speaking class.
- The speaking class is fixed in Period 2.
- Speaking classes use the vocabulary and grammar covered in the current lessons through Pair Work, role-plays, interviews, situational conversation, Free Talking, and other activities.
- Actual progress may vary depending on the textbook structure and students’ learning pace.
- The schedule and order of subject areas may change depending on textbook progress and students’ learning pace.
3. 1 Day a Week: Saturday Speaking-Focused Regular Course
- A Saturday Korean course integrating regular classes and speaking classes into one curriculum
- Three hours every Saturday
- Periods 1 and 2 are regular classes; Period 3 is a speaking class
- Specialist teachers teach each area, including vocabulary, grammar, and reading
- The speaking class is fixed in Period 3
Saturday Speaking-Focused Regular Course
Class Days
Saturday
Class Time
Saturday Class · 10:00–12:50
Period 1 · 10:00–10:50Period 2 · 11:00–11:50Period 3 · 12:00–12:50
Study Hours
4 classes / 12 hours total per month
Regular Classes: 8 hours
Speaking Classes: 4 hours
Course Structure
8 hours of regular classes + 4 hours of speaking classes
Systematically study vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening, and writing in regular classes and use what you learned in one hour of speaking practice each week.
Time to Complete Each Level
Beginner : 4 months
Level 1 (1A+1B) : 12 months
Level 2 (2A+2B) : 12 months
Level 3 (3A+3B) : 12 months
Level 4 (4A+4B) : 12 months
Level 5 (5A+5B) : 24 months
Level 6 (6A+6B) : 24 months
Tuition
1 Month : KRW 240,000Limited-Time Special: KRW 210,000
Admission Fee
KRW 20,000Promotion: Free
Textbook
KRW 29,000–36,000
Course Format
Regular Korean Classes + 1 Hour of Speaking Practice Every Week
Systematically study vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening, and writing, then practice using the grammar and expressions you learned in real conversations.
Weekly Class Schedule
| Class Time | Saturday |
|---|---|
| Period 1 10:00–10:50 |
Regular Class
(Teacher A)
|
| Period 2 11:00–11:50 |
Regular Class
(Teacher B)
|
| Period 3 12:00–12:50 |
Speaking-Focused Class
(Teacher C)
|
1-Month Learning Structure
Regular Classes
Vocabulary · Grammar · Reading · Listening · Writing
Speaking Classes
Focused speaking practice using learned vocabulary and grammar · Pair Work · Role-plays · Interviews · Situational Conversation · Free Talking
Total
Integrated Regular + Speaking Course
- The Beginner class starts with Hangul and therefore follows a separate in-house syllabus.
- The Saturday course is based on 4 classes and 12 total hours per month.
- Periods 1 and 2 are regular classes, and Period 3 is a speaking class.
- The speaking class is fixed in Period 3.
- Speaking classes use the vocabulary and grammar covered in the current lessons through Pair Work, role-plays, interviews, situational conversation, Free Talking, and other activities.
- Actual progress may vary depending on the textbook structure and students’ learning pace.
- The schedule and order of subject areas may change depending on textbook progress and students’ learning pace.
Refund Policy
If you miss a class, you may take a make-up class in another regular class within your registration period; depending on the class, the make-up class may be at a different level.
Before Class Starts
100% refund upon cancellation.
After Class Starts
- 50% refund if canceled on or before the last scheduled class day of the first week after classes begin. (If you registered at a promotional discounted price, the refund is 50% of the regular price, not 50% of the promotional price, because the promotional study period has not been completed.)
- No refund for cancellations made after the last scheduled class day of the first week after classes begin.
- If a class opens with three or fewer students, refunds and class changes are not available.
- If there are three or fewer students, the class may be changed to a private class, or the number of class days and class hours may be reduced.
- Tuition transfer fees will be deducted from refunds.
