Advanced-Intermediate aims to promote the active use of Korean in formal speaking as well as reading and writing tasks relating to work, school, problem solving, and public life. Upon completion of this course, students are expected to acquire and use more vocabulary, expressions, and variety of sentence patterns. Students will… MORE

This class is designed to help students further develop basic Korean-language skills. It covers the grammar and vocabulary necessary for everyday conversation, such as asking permission, giving advice, and expressing desires, as well as a limited number of irregular verbs/adjectives. Upon completion of the class, students should be able to… MORE

Students applying for Intermediate Korean I should have knowledge of basic Korean, including an understanding of a limited number of irregular predicates, the past and future tenses, honorifics, and the polite speech style. This course explores additional irregular predicates, conjunctions, sentence transformations, and other speech styles, along with various cultural… MORE

Expanding on Advanced-Intermediate, Advanced Korean aims to promote the active use of Korean in formal speaking as well as reading and writing tasks relating to work, school, problem solving, and public life. Upon completion of this course, students are expected to acquire and use more vocabulary, expressions, and variety of… MORE

Everyone’s invited to attend our open house where Korea comes to life as we explore a  different theme each K-Night! On Tuesday, April 30 join a night of fun and culture that’s all about King Sejong and experience what The Korea Society has to offer. King Sejong is considered to… MORE

Join The Korea Society as we celebrate Children’s Day at the Children’s Museum of the Arts. The Korea Society teaching artists Sungsook Setton and Karen Kriegel lead calligraphy and traditional dance workshops. The Children’s Museum of the Arts provides Korean-style embroidery and traditional totem pole sculpture workshops. Visitors will also… MORE