한국어 정규과정

한국어 정규과정 (Korean Regular Course) is a non-degree, English-taught listing for an intensive Korean language program at Sungkonghoe University in Guro-gu, South Korea, aimed at foreign nationals and overseas Koreans who need to build Korean language ability. According to the program's own description, the course runs for ten weeks each term, with one semester made up of two hundred hours of instruction delivered through four hours of class from Monday to Friday. Programs structured this way typically move students through grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills in a compressed timeframe, with daily class attendance supporting rapid progress compared to once- or twice-weekly language study. Alongside the classroom curriculum, the source description notes that students take part in a buddy program that pairs them with Korean friends, a welcome event to build relationships between students and instructors, and cultural experience activities that introduce participants to Korean traditions and daily life. New terms begin across the year in spring, summer, fall, and winter, giving prospective students several points of entry rather than a single annual intake. Annual tuition is listed at 120 USD. Korean language courses of this kind are commonly taken by students preparing for degree study at a Korean university, since many programs require a demonstrated level of Korean proficiency before admission, as well as by those who plan to live, work, or study informally in the country and want practical conversational ability. Completing an intensive course over multiple terms is intended to bring students from basic sentence patterns to more advanced reading, writing, and discussion skills, forming a foundation for further academic or professional use of the language in Korea.