Overview
Duration
12 weeks
Tuition
Under $14/hour
Level
Beginner
Prerequisites
None
Class Time
2.5 hours/week
Group Size
4-10 students
Location
ILC, Carmel
Details
Dates:
1/11/27 - 4/5/27
(End date may change due to class needs)
Time:
Monday, 6:30pm-9:00pm
Cost:
$430.00
(Includes $30 one-time enrollment fee. Does not include text books and optional tuition insurance)
What You’ll Learn
Read and write Hangul confidently without relying on romanization
Understand and use basic Korean sentence structure (SOV) and polite endings
Introduce themselves, ask simple questions, and share basic personal information
Use common verbs in the present and past tense to talk about daily activities
Express likes, wants, and simple preferences
Talk about time, dates, locations, and basic plans
Order food, make polite requests, and navigate simple service interactions
Recognize key cultural norms around politeness and everyday communication
Participate in short, guided conversations in predictable real-world situations
Weekly Itinerary
Each week includes speaking practice, games, cultural context, and real-world role-plays. You’ll use everything you learn — right away.
Week 1 – Hangul foundations: alphabet, sound system, syllable blocks, greetings, and classroom Korean
Week 2 – Hangul fluency, pronunciation rules, and basic survival expressions
Week 3 – Korean sentence structure (SOV), 이다 (to be), names, and introductions
Week 4 – Polite endings (–요), yes/no questions, and basic conversational exchanges
Week 5 – Topic and subject particles (은/는, 이/가) and simple descriptive sentences
Week 6 – Common verbs in the present tense and talking about daily routines
Week 7 – Location markers (에, 에서) and discussing places and movement
Week 8 – Numbers (native & sino), time, dates, and making simple plans
Week 9 – Expressing likes, preferences (좋아하다), and wants (–고 싶다)
Week 10 – Past tense basics, polite requests, service interactions, and integrated review with role-plays

Meet Your Instructor

Stacey
Languages: English, Japanese, Korean
Stacey is a passionate language lover and world traveler who brings global experience and contagious energy to every class she teaches. With a TESOL certificate and three years of international teaching experience — one year in Japan through the JET Program and two years in South Korea with EPIK — she has immersed herself in cultures across Asia and developed a deep appreciation for how language connects people.
Her travels throughout the region have shaped her teaching style: open‑minded, culturally aware, and always student‑centered. Stacey is known for creating fun, engaging lessons that keep learners motivated and confident. She cares deeply about understanding each student’s needs and building a classroom environment where everyone feels supported and excited to grow.
Whether she’s sharing stories from abroad or bringing creative activities into the classroom, Stacey makes language learning an adventure.

