The Second Term Korean Language Classes Registration Announcement

▶ Duration of the Semester

- Regular Course : 5.20.(Sat) ~ 8.10.(Thu) / 12 weeks

- TOPIK Preparation Course : 5.20.(Sat) ~ 7.13.(Thu) / 8 weeks

* Please refer below for specific class schedule

▶ Registration Schedule (first-come, first served; drop off only)

Course	Contents	Date	Place
Regular Course	Placement Test and Registration	Weekend class : 5. 13.(Sat) 10:00~13:00	4th and 5th floor, Seoul Global Center
Regular Course	Placement Test and Registration	Weekday class : 5. 14.(Sun) 10:00~13:00	4th and 5th floor, Seoul Global Center
TOPIK Preparation Course	Placement Test and Application	5. 13.(Sat) 15:00~16:30	4th and 5th floor, Seoul Global Center

○ How to apply : Visit and get a queue number → Take the placement Test → Fill out and submit the application form

○ Eligibility

- Regular course : Foreigner residents

- TOPIK preparation Course : Applicants of 53rd TOPIK (2017.7.16)

*C-3(short term/Tourist visa) holders or Minors are not eligible to apply

○ Class Size

- Regular Course : 17 persons per class ( 13 persons in daily conversation class)

- TOPIK Preparation Course : 17 persons per class

○ Required documents

- Application Form

- ID Card (Passport or Alien Registration Card or Korean Registration Card)

- Consent form for personal information collection and use

- A copy of TOPIK score obtained in the last two years

(only those who have)

▶ Class Schedule

- Classes will be decided based on results of the placement test

Course	Classification	Name of the Class	Time
General Course	Weekends	1A-1	Sat 10:00~11:30
		1A-1	Sun 10:00~11:30
		1A-2	Sat 12:00~13:30
		1A-2	Sun 12:00~13:30
		1B-1	Sat 14:00~15:30
		1B-2	Sun10:00~11:30
		2A-1	Sun12:00~13:30
		2A-2	Sun 14:00~15:30
		Daily Conversation Class	Sat 14:00~15:30
	Weekdays	1A	Mon, Wed 10:00~11:30
		1A	Tue, Thu 12:00~13:30
		1B	Mon, Wed 10:00~11:30
		1B	Tue, Thu 12:00~13:30
		2A	Mon, Wed 12:00~13:30
		2A	Tue, Thu 10:00~11:30
		2B	Mon, Wed 19:00~20:30
		3A	Tue, Thu 19:00~20:30
		3B	Mon, Wed 12:00~13:30
		3B	Tue, Thu10:00~11:30
		Daily Conversation Class	Mon 14:00~15:30
TOPIK Preparation Course	Weekends	Beginner	Sat, Sun 14:00~15:30
		Intermediate	Sat, Sun 16:00~17:30
		Advanced	Sat, Sun 16:00~17:30
	Weekdays	Beginner	Tue, Thu 14:00~15:30
		Intermediate	Tue, Thu 14:00~15:30
		Advanced	Tue, Thu 19:00~20:30

▶ Queries

- Person in charge : Seoul Global Center Daily Living Consultation Team (☎02-2075-4180)

- Working hours : Mon~ Fri, 09~18시 (Lunch hours 12~13 PM)

- Email : sgcwekc@gmail.com

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