Yeungjin University Korean Language Program

Yeungjin University teaches Korean in Buk-gu, Daegu, through its continuing education institute on Bokhyeon-ro. The programme runs through the year and places international learners in beginner, intermediate or advanced classes according to their Korean. A first-time learner starts with the alphabet, pronunciation and spelling, then works on the vocabulary, grammar and sentence patterns needed for basic conversation.

Language skills and study space

Yeungjin combines lessons that draw on all four language skills with separate practice in speaking, listening, reading and writing. The distinction is useful for students choosing a conversation-oriented course: spoken Korean is a goal, but reading and writing have dedicated time as well. The university also lists study rooms for independent work and cultural experiences for students on the programme.

The institute publishes a weekday timetable in ten-week blocks. Its course information gives Room 501 of the Continuing Education Institute as the point of contact on campus. Prospective students can use that building reference when planning their commute within Daegu.

Intermediate and advanced teaching build on those first exchanges. The institute uses audiovisual materials, and the earliest tasks include introducing oneself, making a telephone call, reading a short passage and writing a simple sentence. The progression is designed for learners who may later use Korean in undergraduate study, graduate work or professional settings.