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大学介绍
Cheongju University Korean Language Education Center
Learn Korean at one of Korea's most prestigious private universities. Since 1947, Cheongju University has been fostering global talent and providing world-class education in the heart of Korea.
Welcome to CJU Korean Language Education Center
The Korean Language Education Center at Cheongju University is dedicated to providing high-quality Korean language education to international students who wish to learn Korean for academic pursuits, career development, or personal enrichment. Our comprehensive program combines systematic language instruction with rich cultural experiences, preparing students for successful integration into Korean society and academic life.
Established in 1947 as Korea's first university with 4-year degree programs after independence, Cheongju University has grown into a globally-oriented institution with approximately 13,800 students across 7 colleges and 57 departments. Our Korean Language Education Center carries forward this proud tradition of educational excellence, welcoming international students from around the world.
Why Choose CJU Korean Language Education Center?
- Prestigious private university - Korea's first 4-year degree institution (est. 1947)
- Flexible quarter system - 4 quarters per year (10 weeks each)
- Small class sizes - Only 10-15 students per class for personalized attention
- 5 proficiency levels - Systematic curriculum from beginner to advanced
- Comprehensive instruction - Regular classes, cultural activities, and TOPIK preparation
- Affordable tuition - Competitive pricing with scholarship opportunities
- Modern facilities - State-of-the-art classrooms with multimedia equipment
- Vibrant campus life - Access to university facilities including library, sports complex, and student centers
- Central location - Cheongju city offers convenient access to Seoul and other major cities
- Direct university pathway - Successful language program completion can lead to CJU undergraduate/graduate programs
Program Structure
Flexible Schedule
4 quarters per year
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Each quarter: 10 weeks
Minimum enrollment: 20 weeks (2 quarters) for D-4 visa
⏰ Class Hours
5 days per week
Monday - Friday
4 periods per day
09:30 - 14:50 (with lunch break)
Class Size
10-15 students maximum
Small classes for effective learning
Personalized attention from instructors
Interactive learning environment
5 Levels
Beginner to Advanced
Placement test on arrival
Systematic progression
Comprehensive curriculum
Daily Class Schedule
| Period | Time | Activity |
|---|---|---|
| - | 09:00 ~ 09:30 | Independent Study |
| Period 1 | 09:30 ~ 10:20 | Regular Class |
| Period 2 | 10:30 ~ 11:20 | Regular Class |
| Period 3 | 11:30 ~ 12:20 | Regular Class |
| - | 12:30 ~ 14:00 | Lunch Break |
| Period 4 | 14:00 ~ 14:50 | Regular Class |
| Cultural Class | 15:00 ~ 16:00 | Special Cultural Activities (varies) |
Types of Classes
Regular Classes
Comprehensive language skill development
Covering vocabulary and grammar, speaking, listening, reading, and writing in an integrated approach. Classes focus on practical communication skills needed for daily life, academic studies, and professional settings.
Cultural Classes
Hands-on Korean cultural experiences
Including taekwondo, K-Pop dance, contemporary dance, Korean cooking classes, traditional crafts, and field trips to cultural sites. These activities help students understand Korean culture while practicing language skills in authentic contexts.
TOPIK Classes
Specialized TOPIK preparation
Classes constructed specifically to help students achieve good results on the Test of Proficiency in Korean (TOPIK). Focus on test-taking strategies, practice tests, and targeted skill development for the TOPIK exam.
5 Proficiency Levels
All students take a placement test upon arrival to ensure appropriate level assignment. Our 5-level system ensures systematic progression from basic to advanced Korean language proficiency.
| Level | Learning Objectives |
|---|---|
| Level 1 | Master Hangul alphabet, basic pronunciation, and fundamental conversational patterns. Learn greetings, self-introduction, basic vocabulary (numbers, time, daily activities), and simple sentence structures for everyday situations. |
| Level 2 | Develop basic conversational skills and expand vocabulary for daily life situations. Handle shopping, ordering food, asking directions, making appointments, and discussing personal information with increased confidence. |
| Level 3 | Expand communication abilities to handle more complex social situations. Discuss opinions, describe experiences, understand intermediate-level reading materials, and write coherent paragraphs on familiar topics. |
| Level 4 | Develop advanced communication skills for academic and professional contexts. Handle complex topics, debates, formal presentations, and understand Korean media content (news, dramas, etc.) with greater comprehension. |
| Level 5 | Achieve near-native proficiency for university-level work. Master academic writing, specialized vocabulary, abstract concepts, and cultural nuances. Prepare for undergraduate/graduate programs at Korean universities. |
2025-2026 Semester Schedule
| Quarter | Study Period | Duration | Application Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring Quarter | March ~ May | 10 weeks | Dec ~ Jan |
| Summer Quarter | June ~ August | 10 weeks | Mar ~ Apr |
| Fall Quarter | September ~ November | 10 weeks | Jun ~ Jul |
| Winter Quarter | December ~ February | 10 weeks | Sep ~ Oct |
⚠️ Important Note for D-4 Visa Holders
- Minimum enrollment period is 20 weeks (2 quarters / 1 semester) for D-4 student visa issuance
- Application deadlines may vary - apply early for D-4 visa processing
- Exact dates are subject to change - please contact the center for confirmation
Tuition & Fees
| Item | Cost (KRW) | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition (per quarter) | 840,000 |
10 weeks per quarter Same for all 5 levels |
| Tuition (per semester) | 1,680,000 |
20 weeks (2 quarters) Minimum for D-4 visa |
| Application Fee | 60,000 |
One-time payment Non-refundable |
| Textbooks | 50,000-80,000/semester |
Varies by level Purchase on campus |
※ Tuition fees are subject to change without notice. Please confirm current rates when applying.
※ Cultural activities and TOPIK classes are included in tuition.
※ Health insurance is required for all international students.
Scholarship Opportunities
- TOPIK Level Scholarship: 40-60% of tuition fee based on TOPIK level (Level 3-6)
- Academic Excellence Scholarship: 33-100% of tuition fee awarded by department based on academic performance
- Korean Government Scholarship Program: Available for qualified undergraduate and graduate students (includes language training)
※ Contact the Office of International Affairs for scholarship application details
Location - Cheongju City
Cheongju University is located in Cheongju, the capital city of Chungcheongbuk-do (North Chungcheong Province), in central Korea. Cheongju offers the perfect balance of modern urban amenities and traditional Korean culture, providing an ideal environment for international students.
Convenient Access
Located in central Korea with easy access to Seoul (1.5 hours), Daejeon, and other major cities. Cheongju International Airport provides domestic and international connections.
Modern City Life
Vibrant city with shopping centers, restaurants, cafes, and entertainment. Modern infrastructure combined with historical sites and cultural attractions.
Affordable Living
Lower cost of living compared to Seoul while maintaining excellent quality of life. Affordable housing, food, and transportation options.
Student-Friendly
Safe, welcoming environment for international students. Rich student culture with many universities in the area fostering a vibrant academic community.
Contact Information
Cheongju University Korean Language Education Center
Address: 298 Daeseong-ro, Sangdang-gu, Cheongju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea
Tel: +82-43-229-8811
Email: cjuintl@naver.com
Contact Person: Jong Yoon Lim
Website: www.cju.ac.kr/eng
Ready to Start Your Korean Language Journey?
Contact your dedicated Trenvl planner for comprehensive support with applications,
visa process, accommodation, and settling into life at Cheongju University.
课程时间表
CJU Korean Language Program Study Abroad Package
Comprehensive information about studying Korean at Cheongju University, including program details, costs, accommodation options, campus life, and what to expect during your study abroad experience in Cheongju, one of Korea's most vibrant educational cities.
Program Overview
Cheongju University's Korean Language Education Center offers a comprehensive and flexible program for international students seeking to master Korean language and culture. Established in 1947 as Korea's first university with 4-year degree programs, CJU brings nearly 80 years of educational excellence to its language program, combining systematic instruction with immersive cultural experiences in the heart of Korea.
Key Program Features
- Flexible quarter system: 4 quarters per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter) - 10 weeks each
- Small class sizes: Only 10-15 students per class for personalized attention and interactive learning
- 5 proficiency levels: From complete beginner to advanced, with placement testing on arrival
- Comprehensive curriculum: Regular language classes + cultural activities + TOPIK preparation
- Daily schedule: 4 periods per day (09:30-14:50), Monday-Friday, with cultural classes available
- Experienced instructors: Qualified teachers with advanced degrees in language education
- Modern facilities: State-of-the-art classrooms with multimedia equipment
- University access: Use of campus library, sports complex, cultural facilities, and student amenities
- Central location: Cheongju offers easy access to Seoul (1.5 hours) and other major cities
- Affordable costs: Competitive tuition with lower living expenses compared to Seoul
Program Structure & Learning Outcomes
Regular Classes
Comprehensive language instruction covering vocabulary, grammar, speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Focus on practical communication skills for daily life, academic studies, and professional settings.
Cultural Activities
Hands-on cultural experiences including taekwondo, K-Pop dance, Korean cooking, traditional crafts, and field trips. Learn language naturally while experiencing authentic Korean culture.
TOPIK Preparation
Specialized classes designed to help students achieve excellent TOPIK scores. Test-taking strategies, practice tests, and targeted skill development for university admission or employment.
5 Proficiency Levels - Systematic Progression
Level 1 - Beginner Foundation
Master Hangul alphabet, basic pronunciation, and fundamental conversational patterns. Learn greetings, self-introduction, numbers, time expressions, and basic vocabulary for daily life. Build foundation for all future language study.
Level 2 - Basic Communication
Develop conversational skills for daily situations. Handle shopping, restaurant ordering, directions, appointments, and personal discussions. Expand vocabulary and grammar structures for increased independence.
Level 3 - Intermediate Proficiency
Handle complex social situations and express opinions clearly. Discuss experiences, understand intermediate reading materials, write coherent paragraphs, and engage in extended conversations on familiar topics.
Level 4 - Advanced Communication
Develop skills for academic and professional contexts. Handle debates, formal presentations, complex topics, and understand Korean media (news, dramas, documentaries) with good comprehension.
Level 5 - Near-Native Proficiency
Achieve proficiency for university-level work and professional environments. Master academic writing, specialized vocabulary, abstract concepts, and cultural nuances. Prepare for Korean university degree programs.
2025-2026 Schedule & Tuition
| Quarter | Study Period | Duration | Tuition |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring 2025 | March ~ May | 10 weeks | 840,000 KRW |
| Summer 2025 | June ~ August | 10 weeks | 840,000 KRW |
| Fall 2025 | September ~ November | 10 weeks | 840,000 KRW |
| Winter 2025–2026 | December ~ February | 10 weeks | 840,000 KRW |
Complete Cost Breakdown
| Item | Cost (KRW) | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | 60,000 | One-time, non-refundable |
| Tuition (per quarter) | 840,000 | 10 weeks, same for all levels |
| Tuition (per semester) | 1,680,000 |
20 weeks (2 quarters) Minimum for D-4 visa |
| Textbooks | 50,000–80,000/semester | Varies by level, purchase on campus |
| Health Insurance | ~150,000/semester | Mandatory for all international students |
| Dormitory | 479,000–1,182,000/month |
Quad: 479,000 / Double: 657,000 / Single: 1,182,000 Approximately 2-3 months per semester |
| Living Expenses | 500,000–800,000/month |
Food, transportation, personal expenses Varies by lifestyle |
Example: One-Year Program Cost (4 quarters)
| Application Fee (one-time) | 60,000 KRW |
| Tuition (4 quarters × 840,000) | 3,360,000 KRW |
| Textbooks (4 quarters × 65,000 avg) | 260,000 KRW |
| Health Insurance (2 semesters × 150,000) | 300,000 KRW |
| Dormitory (10 months × 657,000 double room avg) | 6,570,000 KRW |
| Living Expenses (12 months × 650,000 avg) | 7,800,000 KRW |
| Estimated Total | 18,350,000 KRW |
※ Approximately 13,500–15,500 USD depending on exchange rates
※ Actual costs vary based on housing choice and lifestyle
※ Significantly more affordable than studying in Seoul
Accommodation Options
???? On-Campus Dormitory
Room Options:
• Single: 1,182,000 KRW/month
• Double: 657,000 KRW/month
• Quad: 479,000 KRW/month
Includes utilities, internet, furniture. Convenient campus location with easy access to facilities.
???? Off-Campus Housing
Options:
• Goshiwon: 250,000-400,000 KRW/month
• One-room: 300,000-500,000 KRW/month
• Shared apartment: 200,000-350,000 KRW/month
University provides housing information and support for finding off-campus accommodation.
Life in Cheongju
Cheongju, the capital of Chungcheongbuk-do, is an ideal location for international students seeking an authentic Korean experience. With a population of approximately 850,000, it offers the perfect balance of modern urban amenities and traditional culture, all at a more affordable cost than Seoul.
Strategic Location
Central Korea location with excellent connections. Seoul (1.5 hours by bus/train), Daejeon (1 hour), and other cities easily accessible. Cheongju International Airport for domestic and international travel.
Modern City Amenities
Large shopping centers, diverse restaurants (Korean, international cuisine), cafes, entertainment venues, movie theaters, and nightlife. Modern infrastructure with extensive public transportation.
Culture & History
Rich historical heritage including Sangdangsanseong Fortress, Cheongju National Museum, traditional markets, and cultural centers. Experience authentic Korean culture away from tourist areas.
Affordable Living
30-40% lower cost of living compared to Seoul. Affordable housing, food, and transportation while maintaining excellent quality of life. Ideal for students on a budget.
Campus Facilities & Student Life
As a CJU language student, you have access to:
- Central Library: Extensive collection of books, study spaces, computer labs, multimedia rooms
- Sports Complex: Gymnasium, fitness center, basketball courts, soccer fields (3), tennis courts
- Cultural Theater: Venue for performances, film screenings, and cultural events
- Student Cafeterias: Multiple dining options with affordable Korean and international meals
- Student Welfare Center: Bookstore, stationery shop, photo studio, convenience facilities
- Medical Center: On-campus health services for students
- Banking & Post Office: On-campus banking and postal services
- Cafes & Study Spaces: Throughout campus for relaxation and study
Why Choose CJU Korean Language Education Center?
- Prestigious private university - Korea's first 4-year degree institution (established 1947)
- Nearly 80 years of educational excellence with 80,000+ graduates worldwide
- Flexible quarter system allows you to start any season and progress at your pace
- Small class sizes (10-15 students) ensure personalized attention and active participation
- Comprehensive program combining language instruction, cultural activities, and TOPIK preparation
- Affordable tuition - significantly lower than Seoul language programs
- Lower living costs - 30-40% less expensive than Seoul while maintaining quality
- Central location with easy access to Seoul and other major Korean cities
- Modern campus with excellent facilities - library, sports complex, cultural venues
- Safe, welcoming environment ideal for international students
- Vibrant student community with diverse international and Korean students
- Direct pathway to CJU undergraduate/graduate degree programs
- Scholarship opportunities for excellent students (TOPIK-based, merit-based)
- Comprehensive support from experienced staff and dedicated instructors
Ready to Start Your Korean Journey at CJU?
For comprehensive support with your application, visa process, housing arrangements, and preparation for life in Cheongju, contact your dedicated Trenvl planner today. We'll guide you through every step of your study abroad journey.
Korean Language Education Center
Tel: +82-43-229-8811 | Email: cjuintl@naver.com
Contact: Jong Yoon Lim
Website: www.cju.ac.kr/eng
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学业规定
CJU Korean Language Education Center Application Guidelines
This comprehensive guide provides all the information you need to apply to the Korean Language Program at Cheongju University. Please review the eligibility requirements, application procedures, required documents, and important deadlines carefully.
1. Eligibility Requirements
- Foreign nationals and overseas Koreans who wish to learn Korean language
- Applicants who have completed high school education or equivalent
- Applicants who can provide proof of educational background according to their country's regulations
- Applicants in good health with no disqualifying conditions for studying abroad
- Applicants who can demonstrate financial ability to support their studies in Korea
⚠️ Important Enrollment Note
- Minimum enrollment period: 20 weeks (2 quarters / 1 semester) for D-4 student visa issuance
- Online application portal opens approximately 2-3 months before each quarter starts
- Early application is strongly recommended, especially for D-4 visa applicants
- Processing time for visa applications varies by country (typically 4-8 weeks)
2. Application Procedure
- Check the application period
Confirm the application deadline for your desired quarter. Apply early to ensure sufficient time for visa processing. - Complete online application
Fill out the online application form available on the CJU website. Provide accurate and complete information. - Prepare required documents
Gather all necessary documents according to the checklist below. Ensure all documents are properly notarized and translated if needed. - Submit application materials
Submit your complete application package by email to cjuintl@naver.com
Original documents may be required after initial screening. - Pay application fee
Pay the non-refundable application fee of 60,000 KRW via bank transfer.
Submit payment receipt with your application. - Document review and screening
The admissions committee will review your application. Interviews may be conducted if necessary (in-person, phone, or video call). - Admission decision notification
Applicants will be notified of admission results via email within 2-3 weeks after document submission. - Pay tuition fee
Upon acceptance, pay the tuition fee. For D-4 visa applicants, minimum payment is 1,680,000 KRW (20 weeks/1 semester). - Receive admission documents
After payment confirmation, the university will issue and send:
- Certificate of Admission
- Standard Admission Form (for D-4 visa application)
- Other visa-related documents - Apply for D-4 student visa
Apply for D-4 visa at the Korean embassy/consulate in your home country with the admission documents. - Prepare for arrival
Arrange housing (dormitory or off-campus), book flights, and prepare for departure to Korea. - Orientation and placement test
Upon arrival, attend orientation and take the placement test to determine your appropriate level (Level 1-5).
※ The university reserves the right to request additional documents during the application process.
※ All submitted documents will NOT be returned to applicants.
※ Visa application procedures vary by country; check with your local Korean embassy/consulate.
※ False information or forged documents will result in immediate cancellation of admission.
2025-2026 Application Timeline
| Quarter | Study Period | Application Period | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring 2025 | March ~ May | December ~ January | 10 weeks |
| Summer 2025 | June ~ August | March ~ April | 10 weeks |
| Fall 2025 | September ~ November | June ~ July | 10 weeks |
| Winter 2025-2026 | December ~ February | September ~ October | 10 weeks |
※ Application dates are approximate and subject to change. Please contact the center for exact deadlines.
※ D-4 visa applicants should apply at least 2-3 months before the desired start date.
※ Some nationalities may require longer visa processing time - check with your embassy.
3. Required Documents
All applicants must submit the following documents. Additional documents may be required depending on your visa type and nationality.
General Required Documents (All Applicants)
| No. | Document | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Application Form |
Download from CJU website Complete in Korean or English |
| 02 | Passport Copy |
Copy of passport information page with photo Passport must be valid for at least 6 months |
| 03 | Passport-sized Photos |
2 recent color photos (3.5cm × 4.5cm) White background, taken within last 3 months |
| 04 | High School Diploma |
Original or certified copy of graduation certificate Must be notarized and translated (if not in Korean/English) |
| 05 | Academic Tran |
Official tran from high school Must be notarized and translated (if not in Korean/English) |
| 06 | Application Fee Receipt |
Proof of payment: 60,000 KRW Non-refundable |
Additional Documents for D-4 Visa Applicants
Important: D-4 Visa Requirements
- All documents must be original or officially certified copies
- Documents in languages other than Korean or English must be professionally translated and notarized
- All educational documents must include apostille or embassy authentication
- Documents must be issued within 6 months of application (bank statements within 1 month)
| No. | Document | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 07 | Bank Statement |
Minimum balance: $10,000 USD Balance must be maintained for at least 1 month Statement issued within 30 days of application |
| 08 | Financial Sponsor Documents |
If sponsored by parents/guardian: - Sponsor's bank statement - Proof of employment/income - Statement of financial sponsorship (notarized) |
| 09 | Family Relationship Certificate |
Official document proving family relationship Required if financial sponsor is a family member Must be apostilled or embassy-authenticated |
| 10 | Study Plan |
Personal statement explaining: - Purpose of learning Korean - Study goals and plans - Future career plans (1-2 pages) |
| 11 | Residence Registration |
Copy of residence registration or identification card For both applicant and parents (if applicable) |
Country-Specific Requirements
For Chinese Applicants:
- Educational verification from China Academic Degrees & Graduate Education Information (www.cdgdc.edu.cn)
- Copy of family register (户口本) for applicant and parents
- Parents' employment certificates and income proof
For Vietnamese Applicants:
- Certificate issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam
- Certificate issued by Embassy of Vietnam in Korea
- Extra processing time required (apply at least 3 months in advance)
For Apostille Member Countries:
Educational documents must include Apostille authentication.
For information on Apostille-related organizations by country, refer to www.hcch.net
※ All documents must be arranged in the order listed above.
※ Submitted documents will not be returned under any circumstances.
※ The university may request additional documents if deemed necessary.
※ Documents prepared in A4 size are preferred for administrative convenience.
4. Tuition & Fees
| Category | Amount (KRW) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | 60,000 |
One-time payment Non-refundable |
| Tuition (per quarter) | 840,000 |
10 weeks / 200 hours Same for all 5 levels |
| Tuition (per semester) | 1,680,000 |
20 weeks (2 quarters) Minimum for D-4 visa |
| Textbooks | 50,000-80,000 |
Per semester, varies by level Purchase on campus |
| Health Insurance | ~150,000 |
Per semester (estimate) Mandatory for all international students |
Payment Method
Bank Transfer:
- Bank details will be provided upon admission
- Payment must be completed before admission documents are issued
- Keep the transfer receipt for your records
- Foreign remittance is accepted - check with the center for current exchange rates
5. Refund Policy
Tuition Refund Policy
- Before classes begin: Full tuition refund (application fee non-refundable)
- During first week of classes: 90% refund
- During second week of classes: 50% refund
- After second week: No refund
- Visa denial: Full refund available with official documentation from embassy
- Application fee (60,000 KRW): Non-refundable under any circumstances
6. Contact Information
Korean Language Education Center
Address: 298 Daeseong-ro, Sangdang-gu, Cheongju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea
Tel: +82-43-229-8811
Email: cjuintl@naver.com
Contact Person: Jong Yoon Lim
Website: www.cju.ac.kr/eng
For comprehensive assistance with document preparation, application submission, visa guidance, and all admission requirements, please consult with your dedicated Trenvl planner or contact the CJU Korean Language Education Center directly.
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From application to arrival in Cheongju, your Trenvl planner will guide you every step of the way.
Get expert support with applications, visas, housing, and settling into student life at CJU.
课程设置与教材
Level 1 Korean Course Curriculum (Beginner Foundation)
This is a foundational course designed for complete beginners with no prior knowledge of Korean. Students will master the Korean alphabet (Hangul), develop basic pronunciation skills, and learn essential vocabulary and grammar structures for everyday communication in Korean society.
1. Learning Objectives
By the end of Level 1, students will be able to:
- Master Hangul: Read and write the Korean alphabet system with proper stroke order
- Basic Pronunciation: Pronounce Korean sounds correctly with understanding of basic sound change rules
- Fundamental Communication: Carry out simple conversations for daily life situations
- Self-Introduction: Introduce yourself and exchange personal information (name, nationality, occupation, family)
- Essential Vocabulary: Use approximately 800 basic vocabulary words and expressions
- Basic Grammar: Apply fundamental grammar patterns and sentence structures
- Numbers & Time: Express numbers, dates, time, and prices accurately
- Daily Tasks: Handle routine activities such as shopping, ordering food, and asking directions
- Simple Writing: Write simple sentences, text messages, and short notes in Korean
- Cultural Understanding: Gain basic knowledge of Korean culture, customs, and etiquette
2. Course Content
Level 1 provides comprehensive foundational instruction covering all essential aspects of beginner Korean language learning through an integrated skills approach.
Pronunciation & Writing
- Korean alphabet (Hangul) system - 24 letters
- 14 basic consonants (ㄱ, ㄴ, ㄷ, ㄹ, ㅁ, ㅂ, ㅅ, ㅇ, ㅈ, ㅊ, ㅋ, ㅌ, ㅍ, ㅎ)
- 10 basic vowels (ㅏ, ㅑ, ㅓ, ㅕ, ㅗ, ㅛ, ㅜ, ㅠ, ㅡ, ㅣ)
- Compound vowels and double consonants
- Final consonants (batchim)
- Syllable structure and composition
- Basic sound change rules
- Proper stroke order for writing
- Reading practice with simple words
Grammar Structures
- Basic sentence structure (SOV word order)
- Subject particles: 이/가
- Object particles: 을/를
- Topic particle: 은/는
- Location particles: 에, 에서
- Copula: 이다 (to be)
- Existence verbs: 있다/없다
- Present tense verb conjugation
- Past tense: -았/었어요
- Polite speech endings: -아/어요
- Basic question forms
- Negative expressions: 안, -지 않다
- Connectors: 그리고, 그래서, 하지만
- Desire expression: -고 싶다
Vocabulary Topics
- Greetings and basic expressions
- Self-introduction vocabulary
- Numbers: Native Korean (1-99)
- Numbers: Sino-Korean (1-10,000)
- Days of the week
- Months and dates
- Time expressions
- Family members and relationships
- Countries and nationalities
- Occupations and workplaces
- Classroom objects and school vocabulary
- Food and beverages
- Colors and de ions
- Transportation and locations
- Daily activities and verbs
- Basic adjectives (size, quality, etc.)
Conversation Skills
- Greeting people and saying goodbye
- Introducing yourself and others
- Asking and answering about personal info
- Talking about family members
- Discussing daily routines and schedules
- Expressing location and existence
- Asking and telling time
- Making simple requests
- Shopping and asking about prices
- Ordering food and drinks at restaurants
- Asking for and giving directions
- Simple phone conversations
- Expressing likes, dislikes, and preferences
- Talking about hobbies and interests
- Making appointments and plans
3. Teaching Methodology
CJU's Communicative and Interactive Approach:
- Integrated Skills Development: All classes combine speaking, listening, reading, writing, grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation in each lesson
- Communicative Focus: Emphasis on practical communication for real-life situations from day one
- Small Group Instruction: 10-15 students per class allows for maximum interaction and individualized attention
- Student-Centered Learning: Active participation encouraged through pair work, group activities, and presentations
- Multimedia Resources: Use of audio-visual materials, interactive whiteboards, and digital resources to enhance learning
- Task-Based Activities: Learning through meaningful tasks such as role-plays, information gaps, and problem-solving
- Cultural Integration: Korean language taught within cultural context through authentic materials and cultural activities
- Immediate Feedback: Regular correction and guidance to ensure proper language development
- Systematic Progression: Carefully structured curriculum building from simple to complex
- Regular Assessment: Ongoing evaluation through quizzes, homework, and speaking tests to track progress
4. Sample Classroom Activities
- Hangul Writing Practice: Guided writing exercises to master Korean letters with proper stroke order
- Pronunciation Drills: Repetition exercises focusing on difficult sounds for non-native speakers
- Self-Introduction Presentations: Students introduce themselves using target vocabulary and grammar
- Number Games: Interactive activities to practice both native Korean and Sino-Korean number systems
- Role-Play Scenarios: Simulated real-life situations (shopping, restaurant, asking directions)
- Information Exchange Activities: Pair work where students ask and answer questions to complete tasks
- Picture De ions: Using visuals to practice vocabulary and sentence structures
- Listening Comprehension: Audio exercises with dialogues, announcements, and short conversations
- Dictation Exercises: Listening and writing practice to reinforce spelling and grammar
- Group Projects: Collaborative tasks such as creating posters, presentations, or skits
- Video Activities: Watching and discussing short clips about Korean daily life and culture
- Sentence Building Games: Constructing correct sentences using word cards or magnetic boards
- Reading Practice: Simple texts, menus, signs, and advertisements
- Writing Tasks: Short paragraphs, diary entries, text messages, and simple emails
5. 10-Week Curriculum Overview
Level 1 runs for 10 weeks with approximately 200 hours of instruction. Below is a general weekly progression:
| Week | Topics & Grammar | Learning Goals |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Hangul & Basic Greetings Consonants, vowels, syllable structure, 이에요/예요 | Master Korean alphabet, read simple words, basic greetings and self-introduction |
| Week 2 | Personal Information Particles (이/가, 은/는), 입니다/입니까, countries & nationalities | Exchange personal information, ask and answer about nationality, occupation |
| Week 3 | Daily Activities Present tense (-아/어요), time expressions, daily routines | Talk about daily activities, tell time, discuss routines and schedules |
| Week 4 | Location & Existence 있다/없다, location particles (에, 에서), place vocabulary | Express existence and location, describe places, ask for directions |
| Week 5 | Shopping & Numbers Native Korean numbers, Sino-Korean numbers, object particle (을/를) | Shop for items, ask about prices, count objects, handle money transactions |
| Week 6 | Food & Restaurants -고 싶다 (want to), food vocabulary, ordering expressions | Order food at restaurants, express food preferences, discuss favorite dishes |
| Week 7 | Past Tense & Family Past tense (-았/었어요), family vocabulary, honorific expressions | Talk about past events, introduce family members, use basic honorifics |
| Week 8 | Transportation & Travel Movement verbs (가다/오다), transportation vocabulary, -으러/러 | Discuss travel plans, use public transportation, express purpose of movement |
| Week 9 | Review & Integration Comprehensive review of all grammar and vocabulary | Consolidate learning, practice integrated skills, prepare for final assessment |
| Week 10 | Final Assessment Week Speaking test, written exam, listening/reading test | Demonstrate comprehensive proficiency in all Level 1 objectives |
6. Daily Class Schedule
| Period | Time | Activity |
|---|---|---|
| Independent Study | 09:00 ~ 09:30 | Self-study, review, preparation |
| Period 1 | 09:30 ~ 10:20 | Grammar & Vocabulary |
| Period 2 | 10:30 ~ 11:20 | Speaking & Listening |
| Period 3 | 11:30 ~ 12:20 | Reading & Writing |
| Lunch Break | 12:30 ~ 14:00 | Break Time |
| Period 4 | 14:00 ~ 14:50 | Integrated Practice & Activities |
| Cultural Class | 15:00 ~ 16:00 | Cultural activities (varies by week) |
7. Evaluation & Assessment
| Component | Weight | De ion |
|---|---|---|
| Attendance | 10% | Regular attendance required Punctuality and consistent participation |
| Participation & Homework | 20% | Active class participation Completion of daily homework assignments Engagement in group activities |
| Quizzes & Weekly Tests | 20% | Regular vocabulary quizzes Weekly grammar tests Short speaking assessments |
| Mid-Term Exam | 25% | Written exam (grammar, vocabulary, reading) Listening comprehension test Speaking test (Week 5) |
| Final Exam | 25% | Comprehensive written exam Listening comprehension test Oral interview (Week 10) |
⚠️ Advancement Requirements
- Overall grade of 70% or higher required to advance to Level 2
- Minimum 80% attendance required (may be lower with documented medical reasons)
- Completion of all major assignments and assessments
- Satisfactory performance in speaking evaluations
- Students meeting requirements receive a Level 1 Certificate of Completion
8. Textbooks & Materials
- Main Textbook: CJU Korean Language Education Center Level 1 textbook
- Workbook: Supplementary exercises and practice materials
- Audio Materials: MP3 files for listening practice (available for download)
- Handouts: Additional grammar explanations and vocabulary lists provided by instructors
- Online Resources: Access to digital learning materials and practice exercises
※ Textbook cost: Approximately 50,000-80,000 KRW (NOT included in tuition)
※ Textbooks can be purchased at the campus bookstore during the first week of classes
※ Digital materials and handouts are provided free of charge
9. Cultural Activities
Level 1 students participate in various cultural activities to enhance language learning and experience Korean culture firsthand:
- Taekwondo Classes: Learn basic Korean martial arts movements and philosophy
- K-Pop Dance: Experience contemporary Korean pop culture through dance
- Korean Cooking: Prepare traditional Korean dishes (kimchi, tteokbokki, kimbap)
- Traditional Crafts: Hanbok wearing, fan painting, calligraphy
- Field Trips: Visits to historical sites, museums, and cultural centers in Cheongju
- Cultural Workshops: Introduction to Korean tea ceremony, traditional games
- Korean Movie Nights: Watch and discuss Korean films with subtitles
- Language Exchange: Opportunities to practice with Korean university students
※ Cultural activities are held regularly throughout the quarter (1-2 times per week)
※ Some activities included in tuition; special events may have small additional fees
※ Activities provide authentic contexts for practicing Korean language skills
10. Expected Outcomes
Upon successful completion of Level 1, students will be able to:
- Read and write Korean fluently using Hangul
- Understand and use approximately 800 basic vocabulary words
- Construct simple sentences using fundamental grammar patterns
- Engage in basic conversations about personal information, daily life, and familiar topics
- Handle routine daily tasks such as shopping, ordering food, and asking directions
- Understand simple spoken Korean at a slow, clear pace
- Read and comprehend simple texts (signs, menus, short messages)
- Write simple sentences and short paragraphs on familiar topics
- Demonstrate understanding of basic Korean cultural norms and etiquette
- Progress confidently to Level 2 with a solid foundation in Korean language
11. Support Services
- Instructor Office Hours: Individual consultations available for extra help
- Study Groups: Peer study groups organized for collaborative learning
- Tutoring Services: Additional tutoring available for students needing extra support
- Language Lab: Self-study facilities with computers and audio equipment
- Library Resources: Access to Korean language learning materials and media
- Student Counseling: Academic and personal support services available
- Language Exchange Program: Matched with Korean students for conversation practice
Additional Information
- The above curriculum is a general outline for CJU Level 1
- Actual content, pace, and activities may vary by quarter and instructor
- All new students take a placement test to ensure appropriate level assignment
- Students with some Korean background may be placed in higher levels
- Classes are conducted primarily in Korean with English support as needed
- Homework and self-study (approximately 2-3 hours daily) are essential for success
- Regular attendance and active participation are critical for language acquisition
- Students are encouraged to practice Korean outside of class as much as possible
Interested in Other Levels?
CJU Korean Language Education Center offers a complete 5-level program:
Level 1 (Beginner Foundation), Level 2 (Basic Communication), Level 3 (Intermediate), Level 4 (Advanced), Level 5 (Near-Native Proficiency)
For more details, contact CJU Korean Language Education Center or your Trenvl planner.
Questions About Level 1 Curriculum?
Korean Language Education Center
Tel: +82-43-229-8811 | Email: cjuintl@naver.com
Contact: Jong Yoon Lim
Website: www.cju.ac.kr/eng
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