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Ten Reasons Why You Should Study At "The Korean Language Center
of New York" |
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The instructors here are actual qualified educators.
They are dedicated to teaching second-generation Korean and other
Americans to speak Korean fluently and learn about the Korean
Culture. |
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The professors at KLC are always available and eager
to give you and extra hand before or after class. |
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The curriculum resembles the world-renowned Yonsei
University teaching method and the courses are organized into
convenient eight week sessions. |
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Class size is always kept low. (Eight students
maximum, but typically no more than three or four.) |
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The course content "weaves" a variety of subject matters
together in a very interesting and efficient manner. It's
not the typical grammar, vocabulary, and spelling drills associated
with language classes. The instructors achieve this weaving
process by: |
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A continuing series of short stories, dialogues, and essays that
introduce new grammar and vocabulary and increase in length and
difficulty as your ability increases. |
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Pattern drills that are directly related to the short stories and
dialogues. They reinforce the new grammar and vocabularies
you just learned in the short stories and dialogues. |
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Korean proverbs provide you an insight into Korean culture, an understanding
of the Korean mindset, and sound of a native Korean speaker. |
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When you attain a certain ability level, you will begin
to learn Chinese characters, how they are used as the building
blocks for many Korean words, and Chinese proverbs. This
is a must for those who want a solid grasp of the Korean language. |
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The professors have an extensive selection of Korean
teaching materials, books maps, poems, and songs that they will
use throughout the course that will not only give you an insight
into the Korean culture, but will also integrate the various parts
of the coursework together. |
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It's a lot of fun. You will have a good time
while you learn a foreign language and become familiar with an
interesting culture. What could be better than that? |
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The Korean Language Center of New York is conveniently
located in the heart of the Korean community at 38 W 32nd St,
11th floor. This location is convenient to all forms of
transportation and is just doors away from Korean bookstores,
video stores music stores, and the rest of the Korean community. |
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The tuition fee is less expensive that most other schools,
and when you look at what you get for your dollar, it's a bargain. |
