Features of the English Language Education Program
∙ Academic Preparation
- Develop language skills necessary for admission to English-medium undergraduate programs (formal degree courses)
- Build academic English proficiency through level-based instruction using IELTS as a standard.
∙ Strengthening Practical English Skills
- Classes focused on conversation, writing, and presentations to cultivate practical communication skills needed in a global work environment
- Ensure comprehensive English competence through balanced development of vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and listening skills
∙ Adaptation to Korean Society and Culture
- Education on Korean social systems, business culture, and community norms
- Provide hands-on experience through cultural activities in Gyeonggi Province and the Seoul metropolitan area, as well as industrial site visits
∙ Development of Global Talent
- Prepare students for progression to English-medium undergraduate programs
∙ Accommodation Provided for All Students
Program Runs Throughout the Year
∙ Academic Calendar
| Spring Semester 2026 |
Summer Semester 2026 |
Fall Semester 2026 |
Winter Semester 2026 |
| 2026.03.09. ~ |
2026.06.08. ~ |
2026.09.07. ~ |
2026.12.07. ~ |
∙ Program Structure:The Korean Language Education Program is offered in 4 levels (TOPIK Level 1 to Level 4)
| LEVEL |
| Level 1 No IELTS Score) |
Targeting a band score of 4.5 |
| Level 1 (IELTS below 4.0) |
Targeting a band score of 5.0 |
| Level 2 (IELTS 4.0 or above) |
Targeting a band score of 5.5 |
∙ Class Schedule : 1. 5 days per week (20 hours per week), with a total of no more than 200 hours
∙ Class Size : Approximately 10–19 students per class
Eligibility
∙ Foreign nationals or overseas Koreans
∙ Applicants must have graduated from high school or hold an equivalent academic qualification
Mandatory Experiential Learning by Semester
| Topic of Experiential Learning | Number of Sessions | Daily Session Hours | Remarks |
|---|
| Introduction to Korean Society and Culture | Once per semester | 3 hours | Cultural trips in the northern Gyeonggi region, visits to industrial sites, sports activities, and various leisure programs |
Information on Expenses
| Section | Admission Fee | Tuition Fee | insurance Fee | Dormitory Fee |
|---|
| Amount | 550,000 KRW | 5,200,000 KRW (1 year) | 130,000 KRW (1 year) | 900,000 KRW (6 months) |
| Remarks | Paid only once upon first enrollment and is non-refundable |
| Mandatory enrollment in national health insurance after 6 months | Food expenses are not included |
| Payment Details | The designated bank account for payment will be provided separately after the admission results are announced. |
*Additional Expenses After Arrival
All additional expenses incurred after entering the country are the responsibility of the student.For example: insurance fees (national health insurance or international student insurance), textbook costs, and application fees for registration as a foreign resident, etc.
