Course Overview
Learn Korean for Beginners and join the 75 million people who speak Korean, opening up a world of opportunities to enhance your language skills.
Korean culture has spread throughout Asia, with K-pop and Korean dramas making the language increasingly popular. This beginners course is designed for those who have completed the Introduction to Korean course or have equivalent knowledge, covering basic vocabulary, sentence structure, and the Korean alphabet.
In this course, we will explore Korean customs and culture, expand your vocabulary, and delve into grammar, adjectives, sentence order, vowel combinations, and pronunciation.
By the end of the course, you will feel more confident in having basic conversations in Korean. You will also have the opportunity to practice your skills in real-world situations, such as on Korean-themed trips. Additionally, you’ll gain the ability to read subtitles and understand characters, enhancing your experience with Korean entertainment like K-Dramas.
Join us and learn more about the amazing Korean culture and language!
Macquarie Community College operates from a range of venues across Northern and Western Sydney. We have campuses in Blacktown, Carlingford, Chatswood, Epping, Mt Druitt, Richmond, and Ryde. Enrol now!
What you will learn
Course outline
In this Korean Language for Beginners course, you will learn:
- Korean customs when visiting someone’s home
- Calling someone on the telephone & phone etiquette
- Telephone numbers
- Making appointments
- Studying Korean
- Using adjectives to describe things
- Introduction to building up your vocabulary as well as basic grammar and order of sentences
Some simple Korean drama scripts, K-pop lyrics and writing will also be introduced in this class and cultural information will also be provided throughout the sessions.
Course outcome
By the end of the course, you will be able to have a simple conversation in Korean and have more confidence in pronouncing and reading Korean sentences.
What you need to know
Entry requirements
Students will need to have completed an introductory 1 term course or 16 hours study.
What you need to provide
- All course material is provided and inclusive with course fees
- Notepad and pen