Learn Korean I want to go to Korea What can I do

I don't know if you went to Korea to learn Korean well, but fortunately, I hope to go on to further education. There is a certain age limit for studying in Korea, so once you make up your mind. It's important to act on it right away.

For studying abroad, you can apply for language study at a Korean university, which is four semesters a year, and you will move up one level after completing each semester. You can apply for this by yourself, but there is a condition for application, you need to have a Korean guarantor.

After taking the language, you can continue your studies, such as applying for graduate school.

Our experiences are somewhat similar, but we also chose to study in Korea because of our interest in Korean itself, and now we are working in Korea after graduation.

PS: I'm also from Chengdu, and now I work for a study abroad company and am based in South Korea. If there's anything you want to know, just ask me

I was arranged for international exchange after I entered the school.

It is recommended that if you want to study abroad on your own, you should first find information about a Korean school.

Then refer to the criteria above to prepare.

It's best to find an agent to help you with your visa and other formalities.

If you want to save money, you can handle it yourself, and the best way is to send an email to the school or call ** and so on.

Then get the invitation letter and you're good to go.

Choosing on can give you some advice.

For example, you can apply to a language school first, which is convenient and has a high success rate, and then choose a good university to study in a language class.

You can enter the school life and study as soon as possible.

For the above, I can only say that whether or not you live in a place is directly proportional to your ability and adaptability. During my years in Korea, I was very happy and relaxed, and my monthly salary was also very good, so I often went shopping and traveling.

The key is to look at the mentality and your own development Since you like Korea so much, I think you must be fine.

First of all. Contact an agency to apply for language learning.

Secondly. Prepare all the documents required by the language school (ID card, copy of family register, passport, final graduation certificate and transcripts from the period of study, etc.). According to the requirements of each school. Basically, the above points).

Again. If approved by the school, the tuition fee will be paid.

At last. Get the offer letter and tuition payment slip. Follow the agent's prompts to apply for a visa.

Language study is at least a high school diploma. Under 25 years of age.

I think so... You're doing a good job right now, but it's not rational to quit because you like Korean... You just want to learn Korean, we also have a lot of training courses, it's very good to have Koreans as foreign teachers I suggest that you learn from us, you can also learn well.

However, if you want to continue your education, such as graduate school, you can consider going to Korea to learn your favorite Korean language and other knowledge.

What diploma do you have now? It is possible to apply for a student visa in South Korea. Business visa. Visitor visa.

As you say. Your Korean is self-taught. Then you will need to pass a Korean level test.

If it doesn't pass. It is necessary to study in a language school for 1-2 years.

Well, it's not even more attractive to go to South Korea after the financial crisis.

Personally, I think it's okay to travel and play in Korea.

To make money, it's very bitter, It's not the general bitterness that can be thought of in China, 10 times more bitter do you know??

Going to study abroad? Personally, I don't think it's necessary.

The tuition fee is a little cheaper than in other countries, but it is better to add more money to go to other countries.

All you see in Korean dramas are bubbles, and I've been working in Korea for two years. See through.

You go to this ** to see it It's made by Korean KBS, I hope it will help you a little.

I've been here for two years and regret it for two years.

If you just go to Korea and can't work directly, you generally need to pass the Korean Chinese intermediate level and then stay in Korea for half a year.

If there is someone you know who can be introduced to work in the dark, but you can't be found out, the consequences are very serious.

Generally, 3 months of part-time work expenses can cover the tuition fee and general living expenses for one semester. In addition to eating Western food and eating barbecue, the cost is relatively high, and the other is still very cheap, especially for tourism, and the money is not much. (Accommodation is more expensive--- depending on the location).

Scholarships for Korean schools are calculated on a 50% basis. If you basically get A's and B's in a semester, then the scholarship is a given, which can definitely save you a lot of money!! The cost of living there is about 8w a year (excluding accommodation and meals).

Cigarettes** 5000 * Lighters 500-1000 * Belts 7000 or more * A quilt 4W---10W * Mobile phones 20W or more.

Pot about 7w * 500 instant noodles a pack (1000-1500 also available) * bus about 2000 * long-distance bus tens of thousands.

I can't remember the approximate starting fare (2500 or 5000) for a taxi in Seoul.

That's what their ** there is usually like this.

Undergraduate or Graduate School? What are the results? Tell us about your situation. I'll come back in 2 days.

Under normal circumstances, the hourly wage of a part-time job in South Korea is 4000-6000, which is equivalent to RMB25-35, and it is possible to balance living and study expenses if the workload is sufficient, but it will be more tiring, which will also have an impact on learning, and it will be difficult to find a job if the Korean language ability is insufficient.

You can go to the bookstore to find a lot of self-taught Korean textbooks, find the right one for you, if you are a beginner, it is better to read the beginner or something.

The textbooks of Seoul National University are sold in China, and I came to Korea to study that book, which I personally think is not bad, not difficult

If you want to learn deeper, it is recommended to use the textbooks of the Yonsei University Language School, both of which are available in Chinese and sold in China

Warm Korean YY group now speaks Yonsei University textbooks, but it's advanced, lz if you just learned, it is recommended to go to other classrooms, you can ask in ** specifically, the teaching there is the best free teaching as far as I know, lz come on

Renjiao Society "Standard Korean Chinese", I saw that my roommate bought it.

Why prepare? Directly enroll in a Korean language class.