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Korean Language Program

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Program Korean Language Program
Korean Language Program
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Korean language education Institute

KLEC Introduction

The Korean language Education Institute is a specialized educational institution established to promote and disseminate Korean language education and introduce Korean culture to international students in line with the rising call for internationalization, and to provide various opportunities for foreign language learning for students at Sahmyook Health University.

By establishing a systematic curriculum that reflects the linguistic needs of learners in line with the trend of the times, alongside highly efficient textbooks, and deploying professional instructors, we expect very high performance and satisfaction from our students.

Curriculum

Korean Language Program Curriculum

Korean Language Program Curriculum guide
Semester Study Period Tuition per Term (KRW)
Fall Semester Sept ~ Nov (3 Months) 1,250,000
Winter Semester Dec ~ Feb (3 Months) 1,250,000
Spring Semester Mar ~ May (3 Months) 1,250,000
Summer Semester Jun ~ Aug (3 Months) 1,250,000
The academic calendar is subject to change based on admission requirements

Class Schedule

Class Schedule guide
Class days Class hours Curriculum Number of students
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Beginner (Level 1, 2) Intermediate (Level 3, 4) Advanced (Level 5, 6) Under 20 per class
16 hours per week 4 hours per day Level 1 - 6 Small class size

Curriculum (Based on TOPIK Levels)

Class Schedule guide
Level Content
Level 1 Learning the most basic daily Korean such as greetings, self-introduction, shopping, ordering food, asking for directions, and making appointments.
Level 2 Understanding and expressing familiar daily topics such as family, hobbies, travel, transportation, banking, and dining.
Level 3 Understanding and expressing common social topics such as occupations, personality, romance, object descriptions, incidents, impressions, and school life.
Level 4 Understanding and expressing comprehensive social topics such as family, workplace, performances, service industry, customs, environment, and education.
Level 5 Understanding and expressing expanded social topics such as politics, economy, society, culture, and international issues.
Level 6 Understanding and expressing professional and academic topics related to Korean society’s politics, economy, society, and culture.
Admission Procedures

Class Schedule

Guidance on required documents
International Applicants Notes Notes
University application form University application form Forms are distributed by the International Exchange Office
Copy of passport Copy of passport & alien-registration card
Final school diploma & transcript apostilled Certificate of completion/enrollment & transcript Must be translated into English or Korean and then notarized or
Letter of guarantee Proof of residence
Bank-balance certificate Bank-balance certificate Minimum balance of USD 10,000 (for six-month enrollment)
Copy of family-relation certificate Copy of medical-insurance certificate
The academic schedule is subject to change based on the admission cycle.
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Document Submission Address
  • Location : Korean Language Education Institute, International Building #103, 82 Mangu-ro, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul
  • Contact Information : International Exchange Office
    johnk@shu.ac.kr+82-2-3407-8509

Tuition Fees

Tuition Fees guide
Fee Type Amount Refund Policy
Application Fee ￦50,000 Non-refundable
Tuition Fee ￦1,250,000 / semester 100% refund before start of classes only
Additional costs (make-up classes, international student medical insurance, textbooks, cultural experience fees, etc.) must be paid separately.For bank account information and further details, please contact the International Exchange Office.
Notes for Applicants
  • Applicant’s name (spelling) and date of birth must match the passport.
  • Additional documents may be requested during the review process.
  • Applicants deemed not capable of academic study will be rejected regardless of quota.
  • Admission will be cancelled and fees forfeited if submitted documents are found to be falsified.
  • Application documents will not be returned under any circumstances, except for visa change purposes.
  • If the Korean government denies the visa, admission will be cancelled and tuition (excluding application fee) will be refunded.
  • Dual enrollment at other institutions is prohibited; tuition refund on withdrawal follows school regulations.
  • Applicant is responsible for any disadvantages due to incorrect contact information.
  • Bank transfer fees are borne by the student; any exchange rate differences will be settled after admission.
  • A health examination report (including hepatitis B and tuberculosis tests) must be submitted within 15 days after admission.
  • International student medical insurance certificate must be submitted within one month after admission.