The DICC is offering a new session of classes for all levels at their facilities in downtown Daejeon. These classes run frm August 8 through December 31st. The schedule is as follows:
- Beginners Class 1: Wed, Fri, 18:00-19:30
- Beginners Class 1 For English Speakers: Tue, Thurs, 11:00-12:30
- Beginners Class 2: Tue, Wed, 10:30-12:00
- Beginners Class 2: Sat 10:30-12:00
- Intermediate Class: Tue, Fri, 13:00-14:30
- Advanced Class*: Sat, Sun: 16:00-17:30
*This class is a preparatory class for the Test of Proficiency in Korean (TOPIK).
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When does the next beginner Korean classes start at DICC? Also, what do I need to do to sign up? I’m not seeing any updated information for 2009. Thanks!
Tom
Good question! I’ll see what I can find.
UPDATE: Hmm, nothing on the DICC website. I’ll give a shout to the manger and see what he says.
Here’s a multi-lingual file that the manager of the DICC sent to me a few minutes ago. Hope it’s helpful.
Hello! Do I have to take exam in order to find out my level?
Do you think it’s possible just to choose any of the schedule written above??? Well actually I’d like to attend one of your classes but only intermediate level class fits on my schedule.
Hi Tom-
As far as I know, the DICC doesn’t give level tests, but I’m sure you could get an idea of the appropriate level by talking with an instructor. The schedule for the second half of 2009 is as follows:
From July 7, 2009-Dec 27, 2009
Beginner: T/F 1300-1400 (2 months)
Elementary 1: Th/F 1500-1630 (6 months)
Elemenatary 2: T/W 1500-1630 (6 months)
Intermediate 1: T/Th 1500-1630 (6 months)
Intermediate 2: W/F 1500-1630 (6 months)
Weekend Classes:
Beginner: Sat 1030-1200 (3 months)
Elementary: Sat 1500-1630 (1 year)
Intermediate: Sat 1500-1800 (no duration given)
For English Speakers Sat 1330-1500
Intermediate Sun 1400-1530
Hello,
I went to one of the week day classes once. They teach the 가나다 books. In-fact they teach the 가나다 beginner book in the beginner class and the 가나다 Elementary 1 book in the Elementary 1 class and so on. So if you like the books, which are pretty much all substitution drills, then you’ll love the class.
Most of the other students were Chinese who had just got married or various asian immigrant workers, i was the only boy^^. Everyone was really friendly and the teacher was really nice. Then I quit…..
Good Luck