Korean Course 102 (Level 2)
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Level A1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)
This introductory Korean course continues on from the material covered in Korean 101 Beginner's Course. You will learn how to introduce yourself, meet and greet others, describe your day, discuss the past and the future, and start to develop your verbal and communication skills.
Outcomes
By the end of this course, you should be able to:
- describe your day-to-day activities
- talk about activities in the past, using past tense
- share information and directions about how to get to places
- use proper prepositions in relation to location
- describe different types of transportation.
Content
- Daily routines and places where activities take place, eg 'I read a book in the library'
- Past events and future plans
- Discussing one’s experiences
- Asking and answering questions about directions
- Using transportation
Intended audience
Suitable for A1 level participants, those who have completed Korean 101, or those who have completed 20 hours of recent tuition.
Delivery style
Delivered as a series of interactive workshops where active participation is encouraged.
Prescribed text
New Sogang Korean 1A Student's Book by Seoung Hee Kim, ISBN 9788976995728.
New Sogang Korean 1A Workbook by Seoung Hee Kim, ISBN 9788976995735.
Based on chapters 3-6 of the above texts. These texts are used for activities and form the basis for consolidation and practice.
Textbooks should only be purchased once you receive confirmation from us. This usually occurs three days prior to class commencement.
Suggested textbook suppliers
Language Book Centre
languagebooks.com.au
booktopia
booktopia.com.au
Please note that in some cases, our suggested supplier may not stock your prescribed text. Please check stock availability prior to signing up for any membership.
Please note
Selected courses that teach spoken language may include use of language immersion (course instruction in the selected language) as part of the training strategy.
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Mon 25 Mar 2024
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Featured facilitators
Michelle Kim
Michelle holds a Master of Teaching in Secondary Education (Korean Language and TESOL) from the University of Sydney. As a teacher and lifelong learner, Michelle strives to develop various...
What others say
The quality of the teaching from our tutor who tailored our learning to each of us was great. In general though a great experience, thank you.
- Georgina Nolan
Love the course and the tutor. Enjoying the study. Hope to continue until the final level.
- Yao Xiao
Yet again, I'm very satisfied with the tutor's performance. I'm looking forward to Korean 103.
- Edward Palero