There are approximately 1000 Korean language schools in the United States, most of which focus primarily on children. The Korean Language Center of New York was founded to teach Korean language skills suitable for adults for everyday use. KLC teaches the communication skills that can be used in both a casual and professional environment. Our students attend KLC for various purposes ranging from improving their current Korean language skill set, learning Korean as a new language.

 
The Korean Language Center is happy to announce the offering of a new 8 week course designed for those individuals who are able to speak the Korean language proficiently but lack the same level of reading and writing skills. In 8 short weeks, this course will teach you the basic reading and writing skills that will set you on your way to not only becoming fluent Korean language speakers but also proficient readers and writers of the Korean language.

This class is only offered for a limited time, so don’t delay and enroll now!

The class schedule is Monday and Wednesday 7:40-9:10pm.
- Start date: Monday January 5, 2009
- End date:
updated Aug.2008
Term Deadline for Registration Placement Test Term Begins Term Ends
Winter Session I

Dec. 7

Dec. 4-6

Dec. 8

Feb. 4

WinterSession II

Jan. 2

Jan. 1-2

Jan. 5

Feb. 25

Winter Session III

Feb. 6

Feb. 5-6

Feb. 9

Apr. 1
The Korean Culture
Research, Inc. (KCRI)

Korean Heritage School
for Adoptees (KOHSA)

Korean Language Center of New York
New York, New York
38 West 32nd Street, Suite #1112, NY, NY 10001 TEL (212) 563-5763