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The Seoul Global Center will restart its Korean courses in February.
Courses are available in 10 levels, from beginner to advanced classes designed to prepare students for the Test of Proficiency in Korean.
Classes are 90 minutes long and will be held twice a week on weekdays in the morning or evening, depending on the level. They will run from Feb. 3 until April 25 at the Seoul Global Center Building near Jonggak Station.
Foreign residents of Seoul can apply in person at the SGC Building this Wednesday and Thursday during office hours between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.
The courses are free, but participants are asked to buy the necessary textbooks.
For further information, visit global.seoul.go.kr.
(bileg.ts@heraldcorp.com)
Courses are available in 10 levels, from beginner to advanced classes designed to prepare students for the Test of Proficiency in Korean.
Classes are 90 minutes long and will be held twice a week on weekdays in the morning or evening, depending on the level. They will run from Feb. 3 until April 25 at the Seoul Global Center Building near Jonggak Station.
Foreign residents of Seoul can apply in person at the SGC Building this Wednesday and Thursday during office hours between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.
The courses are free, but participants are asked to buy the necessary textbooks.
For further information, visit global.seoul.go.kr.
(bileg.ts@heraldcorp.com)
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