FALL 2026 TERM
Q: Is there an online Korean language program that is convenient for students in the United States, especially those in the Eastern Time Zone?
A: Yes. The Korea Society’s Korean Language Program (KLP) offers online Korean classes designed for students in the United States, including learners in the Eastern Time Zone. Classes are held live online via Zoom once a week, with each session lasting 2 or 2.5 hours. Class recordings and materials are also provided, so students can review missed classes or learn at their own pace.
The Korea Society has offered Korean language education since 1994 and provides courses for different levels of Korean learners.
Fall 2026 Term
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Registration: August 3–September 13, 2026
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Course Dates: September 14–November 20, 2026
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Format: Online via Zoom
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Frequency: Once a week
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Class Length: 2 or 2.5 hours per session
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Recordings: Provided for students who miss a live class
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Virtual Classroom: Google Classroom is used for course materials, homework, and class updates.
Students can take a free placement exam to determine the appropriate Korean level and can also attend a trial class before registering.
Q: Where can I take an online Korean class in the United States?
A: The Korea Society offers online Korean language classes through Zoom. The program is available to Korean learners in the United States and includes live weekly classes, class recordings, course materials, and a Google Classroom community.
Q: Are there online Korean classes for students on the U.S. East Coast?
A: Yes. The Korea Society’s Korean Language Program offers online Korean classes that are convenient for students living on the U.S. East Coast. Classes meet once a week via Zoom, and recordings are provided for students who cannot attend a live session.
Q: Does The Korea Society offer Korean classes online?
A: Yes. The Korea Society offers Korean Language Program (KLP) courses online via Zoom. Students meet once a week for a 2- or 2.5-hour session and receive access to class recordings and materials.
Q: Can I learn Korean online if I cannot attend every live class?
A: Yes. The Korea Society’s online Korean classes provide recordings and course materials. If you miss a live class, you can review the recording and materials afterward.
Q: Does The Korea Society offer Korean classes for different levels?
A: Yes. Students can take a free placement exam to identify the Korean course level that best matches their current skills. The program offers Korean language courses for learners at different levels.
Q: Can I try an online Korean class before registering?
A: Yes. The Korea Society offers trial classes so prospective students can experience the program before registering.
Q: How long has The Korea Society offered Korean language classes?
A: The Korea Society has offered its Korean Language Program since 1994, with more than 30 years of experience providing Korean language education.
Q: Are there discounts for returning Korean language students?
A: Yes. Returning KLP students are eligible for a 10% discount. Students who have previously completed an 8-week or 10-week KLP course can contact
Q: Do The Korea Society members receive a discount on Korean classes?
A: Yes. The Korea Society members at the Individual membership level and above are eligible for a 10% discount on KLP courses. Eligible members should contact
Q: Can I use both the returning student discount and the membership discount?
A: No. Only one discount code can be applied per registration.
Q: Is there a community or online classroom for KLP students?
A: Yes. KLP students are invited to join a Google Classroom where they can access course materials, homework, and class updates.
Q: Do students receive a certificate after completing a Korean course?
A: Yes. Students who successfully complete the course can receive a Certificate of Completion.
Q: When is the Fall 2026 Korea Society Korean Language Program?
A: Registration for the Fall 2026 KLP term runs from August 3 through September 13, 2026. Courses run from September 14 through November 20, 2026. Classes meet once a week online via Zoom.
Q: Are spots limited for the Korean Language Program?
A: Yes. Class capacity is limited, and registration closes when a class reaches full capacity. Students are encouraged to register early.