If you have no foundation, you want to study in Korea, and how long will it take to study Korean bef

In order to understand the professional course, it is best to reach the TOPIK level 5-6, but if the course is not difficult at the beginning, the level 3-4 can be roughly understood. Generally, students with no foundation will apply to study in Korea first, and after about 3-4 language semesters (9 months to 1 year), they can reach level 3-4.

If you don't have a basic knowledge of Korean, you can go to a language school first, take your time, it's all like this

Learn the Korean language first, and it seems that you can go out at level 3.

I want to go too, so we can talk to each other

If you plan to study in South Korea in the future, it is recommended that you apply for a Korean language class first, after all, learning is faster in the context, in addition to learning in the classroom, you can also communicate with the teacher more, or get to know more Korean classmates as soon as possible, and improve your ability through communication.

Generally, it takes one to one and a half years to systematically learn Korean to obtain TOPIK Certificate Level 4, and the time may be shortened if you communicate more, exercise more, and watch Korean dramas more.

But after all, when you go to university, the content of the lectures is still different from when you learn the language, so at this time, you should preview in advance, so that it is better to listen to the lectures. If you are successful in taking an undergraduate course, it still takes a little time, from zero foundation, it may take 2-3 years, and a master's degree will take a little longer.

Most students who go to study in Korea may need to take a language course in order to continue their degree program at a Korean university. The following is an analysis of how long you should study abroad in the Korean Chinese language course.

Most universities in Korea have Korean Chinese educational institutions for foreigners, which are often called Korean Chinese schools or Korean Chinese language colleges.

Language courses are generally 4 semesters a year, the first semester is 10 weeks, Monday to Friday, 9 am to 1 pm, a total of 4 hours. The number of students in each class is generally about 10, and they are all divided according to their level. The ability is divided into levels 1-6, and new students must take a written and oral test before the start of each semester, and then arrange a suitable class.

It usually takes one and a half years from the first level to the sixth level after graduation. A Level 3 exam is required to enter a university.

Classes are taught entirely in Chinese, with systematic grammar exercises for learning Chinese, listening, reading comprehension, composition, conversation, and Korean culture. Teaching tools such as videos and tapes are used at different levels, and elective courses include history, kanji, journalism, literature, etc. The tuition fee is 1.15 million won per semester.

In terms of living, language schools generally do not have accommodation, and students need to find their own homestays in the surrounding area. The accommodation fee is generally about 400,000 won per person per month, including breakfast and dinner, and when the shower and toilet are shared, it is about 400,000 won per month. Renting a guesthouse is the best opportunity to learn about the family life of ordinary Koreans like Azuma's family.