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Korean language, culture, and character

배움의 단계, 아이의 속도

Every student joins one level-based Korean class plus shared culture and story time each Saturday. Placement considers reading, writing, and speaking — not just age.

Class structure

Five classes, one shared journey

Age ranges are guidelines; placement may be adjusted based on Korean proficiency. 연령은 기준이며 한국어 수준에 따라 조정될 수 있습니다.

유아반Ages 2.5–3

Toddler class

유아반

A gentle first experience of Korean through songs, play, and simple everyday words.

유치반Ages 4–6

Preschool class

유치반

First hangul letters and sounds, with lots of repetition, songs, and hands-on activities.

초등반Ages 7–8

Lower elementary class

초등반

Reading and writing words and short sentences, plus everyday speaking practice.

중등반Ages 9–12

Upper elementary class

중등반

Longer reading, paragraph writing, and speaking with more confidence about ideas.

고등반Ages 13+

Teen class

고등반

Deeper language work with discussion, culture, and history for older learners.

Beyond language class

Culture, community, and character

문화와 마음까지

Shared parts of the morning that every level takes part in.

Korean culture studio

Seasonal crafts and traditions — Chuseok, Seollal, hanbok, calligraphy, folk games, and Korean music.

K-geography & travel journal

Students 'travel' Korea province by province and keep an illustrated travel journal in Korean.

Bible story time

A short, age-appropriate story and reflection woven into the Saturday rhythm, taught with warmth and openness.

Family & community events

Open-house days, performances, and end-of-semester celebrations that bring families together.

Not sure which level?

We'll help you choose

Tell us your child's age and how much Korean they hear or speak at home. A teacher will suggest a starting level, and we can adjust early in the semester if it isn't the right fit.

함께 시작해요

Ready to join us this semester?

Tell us a little about your child and we'll help you find the right level. New families are welcome every semester.

Saturdays · 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM · Fall 2026