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Gwangju International Center will offer a new semester of Korean classes from Nov. 4.
The seven-week courses range from beginner to advanced and take place on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, Wednesday and Friday evenings or on Saturdays.
The courses cost 90,000 won for Saturday classes and 120,000 won for weekday courses. There is a 20,000 won discount for GIC members.
Contact mira@gic.or.kr or visit gic.or.kr for more information or registration.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
The seven-week courses range from beginner to advanced and take place on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, Wednesday and Friday evenings or on Saturdays.
The courses cost 90,000 won for Saturday classes and 120,000 won for weekday courses. There is a 20,000 won discount for GIC members.
Contact mira@gic.or.kr or visit gic.or.kr for more information or registration.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
