초보자를 위한 한국어

In this private Korean class tailored for beginners, students will embark on a journey into the Korean language. This course is designed for individuals eager to embark on a structured journey into the Korean language, using the Seogang Korean Textbook as our guide. This class is for beginners only. 

Class Overview:

Individualized Learning: With a one-on-one teaching approach, each session will be customized to the learner's pace and specific needs, ensuring optimal understanding and progress.

Introduction to Hangul: The class will start with learning Hangul, the Korean alphabet. Students will learn the fundamentals of reading, writing, and pronunciation.

Building Core Skills: Subsequent units will focus on fostering proficiency in speaking, reading, writing, and listening. Through a systematic progression of lessons, students will gradually enhance their communication abilities.

Textbook: The Seogang Korean Textbook 1A will serve as the primary resource for structured learning, supplemented by the corresponding workbook exercises to reinforce comprehension and retention.

Class Structure:

Each session will be thoughtfully structured to incorporate a balanced blend of instructional content, hands-on activities, and practice exercises. Since it is one on one, we will move at the learners pace with a lot of teacher-student interaction. I always start class by asking students if they have any questions about the homework and we can go over their answers if requested. Then, we spend the rest of the hour working on the main lesson. 

Class Curriculum:
Seogang Korean Textbook 1A Units: (Each unit contains 1-4 mini lessons)
Unit 1: Introduction to Hangul
Unit 2: Greetings and Introductions
Unit 3: Numbers and Counting
Unit 4: Daily Activities
Unit 5: Family and Relationships
Unit 6: Food and Dining
Unit 7: Daily Life and Activities
Unit 8: Shopping and Transportation
Unit 9: Describing Locations and Directions
Unit 10: Festivals and Celebrations

Note: There is a required minimum progress level for this course. In order to successfully engage with the course material, it is essential that you are able to read and understand Hangul, the 24 letter Korean alphabet. If, after 4 weeks, you are unable to demonstrate proficiency in Hangul, I will unfortunately have to drop you from the class, as it will be impossible to continue with the textbook and course content.