New Hansei, Vision 2020
Welcome to
Korean Language Institute
The Korean language short-term program at HSKLI is intended for students with a high school diploma or higher.
※ But, depending on the type of the course, there may be some restrictions depending on the academic background and
1) Summer/Winter short-term course:
3weeks(one Term) / Mon, Tue, Wen, Thu, Fri / 3 hour per day / 45 hours (class time : 9:00 – 13:00)
2) Special short-term course: customized training period upon students’ request (Minimum one week long)
| Term | Class Period (Begins and Ends) |
Placement Testn /Class Orientatio |
Document Application and Registration Deadline | |
| Domestic Alien | Foreign Alien | |||
| Summer | July ~ September | Early July | June | May - June |
| Winter | December ~ February | Early December | November | October - November |
- With Visa: Application must be submitted at least 1 week before the Term starts.
- Without Visa:
- Chinese Students: Application must be submitted at least 8 weeks before the Term starts.
- Other international students: Application must be submitted at least 3 weeks before the Term starts.
- Students newly applying for HSKLI's short-term Korean program for the first time must take the placement
test to determine their class level.
- This placement test will divide students into: Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced classes.
- Each Korean short-term program Term lasts for 3 weeks(5 days a week (Mon~Fri), 3 hours per class)
consisting of the Korean language training as well as various culture-related activities.
A. Beginners Course
• Korean alphabets, vowels, consonants and phonetic rules
• Basic daily expressions such as self introduction, greeting, finding directions, buying products, ordering
food, and talking on the phone.
• Use of basic Korean sentence structure for daily routine.
B. Intermediate Course
• Self-expressions related to daily activities such as family, trips, hobbies, and sports.
• Situational Expressions in daily life such as restaurants, post office, subways or bank.
• Writing basic sentences such as writing down while listening to simple announcements and filling
document forms.
C. Advanced Course
• Comprehending simple articles about some events, accidents, cultures, and customs.
• Understanding daily TV broadcastings and how to freely engage in discussions about TV dramas or social
issues.
• Learn how to distinguish between formal and informal situations, and verbal and written English so as to
use appropriate vocabulary for Korean courtesy and linguistic paradigm.
| 3 weeks (one Term) / Mon, Tue, Wen, Thu, Fri / 3 hours per one day / 45 hours | ||||
| Application Fee | Tuition Fee (Inclusive of cultural programs and dormitory) |
Material fee (not included) | ||
A. Student must pay under the name used for the application.
B. For payments from overseas, the amount follows the exchange rate of the day of payment.
C. After making payment, please call or fax us for confirmation.
TEL : +82-31-450-5216,5140 / FAX : +82-31-450-5014
E-mail : iec.hansei@gmail.com
D. Accounts for Payment
• Korean Language Institute Tuition : Industrial Bank of Korea [기업은행] 471-010400-04-333
(Account Holder : Hansei University [학교법인 한세대학교])
• Dormitory : Industrial Bank of Korea [기업은행] 471-010400-04-372
(Account Holder : Hansei University [학교법인 한세대학교])
• Account Bank : INDUSTRIAL BANK OF KOREA
• Swift Code of Account Bank : IBKOKRSE
• Account Bank Address : 79, Ulchiro, Chung-gu, Seoul, Korea 100-758
• Account Name : HANSEI UNIVERSITY
• 15852, Room 703, Graduate Building, Korean Language Institute, Hansei University
30, Hansei-ro, Gunpo-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
TEL : +82-31-450-5216,5140 / FAX : +82-31-450-5014
E-mail : iec.hansei@gmail.com
• Method of Submission : Via mail, or directly visiting Hansei University.
• One application form
• Copy of passport or alien registration
• Two photos
① Due to Visa refusal
② Under personal or inevitable situation after obtaining Visa, students can receive refund depending on the
application guide and announcement for that year.
