Korean Language Immersion Programme

This is a language & culture immersion programme conducted in South Korea.
Our objective is to help learners practice their ability to bring messages and intentions across accurately within Korean speaking environments, bearing in mind social contexts and
enriching learner's historical and cultural knowledge.

Korean Language Immersion Winter Programme (Seoul)

Registration is now closed

Korean Language Proficiency Pre-requisites:
- SEJONG KLS Students: Completed Intermediate 2 Term 2 course by the time of programme commencement.
- Public Registration: Proficiency consultation required for enrolment
Receive registration confirmation and make payment.
Kindly hold off on booking your flight and accommodation until we confirm the program, we will update the registered students once we reach the minimum number of registrations.

NOV/DEC 2026 Winter Intake

Tentatively 22 Nov 2026 - 6 Dec 2026

Seoul

Programme fees:

TBC

*Not inclusive of flights & accomodation

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Course Structure & Topics Covered

30 course hours across 10 Days
(Mon - Fri across 2 weeks)

*not inclusive of 30 mins break per day

5 days per week (Mon - Fri)

Inclusive of 3 days of excursions

2 weeks programme

*Sample programme timetable, subject to changes for specific intake

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

10am - 11:30am

Topic:

Introduction to course and facilitators

Icebreakers

Topic:

Notable Political Figures

(ENG/KR)

11:30am - 12pm

Break

12pm - 1:30pm

Topic:

Overview of Korean Politics & Government (ENG/KR)

Activity:

Group discussion & mini presentations

Excursion 1: Korean Politics/Governance Themed Excursion

Examples:

Palace
National Assembly

Exact venue and timing for each programme will be confirmed closer to date

Topic:

Modern Korean Literature

Break

Activity:

Group research, discussion & preparation for presentation

Presentation 1

Poetry Sharing Group Presentations

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

10am - 11:30am

Topic:

Introduction to Naver (ENG/KR)

11:30am - 12pm

Break

12pm - 1:30pm

Activity:

Group discussion & mini presentation

Excursion 2: Korean Literature/Politics Themed Excursion

Examples:

Library
Historical Venues

Exact venue and timing for each programme will be confirmed closer to date

Topic:

Introduction to Korean Current Affairs

Break

Activity:

Current Affairs Group & Individual research

Excursion 3: Korean Cultural Themed Excursion

Examples:

Kimchi Museum
Gochujang Making
Taekwondo

Exact venue and timing for each programme will be confirmed closer to date

Presentation 2:

Current Affairs Group Presentations

*Excursion timings might differ from regular programme timings. Confirmation on excursion details will be given at a later date

TOPICS COVERED

Korean Politics & Government
Notable Political Figures
Modern Literature

Naver Search Engine
Social Etiquette & Education
Current Affairs

EXCURSIONS

Korean Politics/Governance Excursion
Korean Literature/Politics Excursion
Korean Cultural Excursion

PROGRAMME COURSEWORK

Interactive classroom activities
Topic-based curriculum
Group project work
Role-play

Multi-media presentations
Practical assessments
Peer reviews

LEARNERS DEMOGRAPHIC

Adult learners (18 years old and above) with intermediate fluency in Korean language who would like to improve their communication skills, and cultural, social and historical understanding.

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS & MEDIUM

Language Requirement: Intermediate Fluency (SKLS Students to have completed I2T2)
Programme Medium: 50% Korean, 50% English

Proficiency Gauge

Students applying for this course should already possess intermediate level proficiency in Korean:

Able to understand the main points of clear standard input on familiar matters regularly encountered in work, school, or daily life.
Able to understand the most situations likely to arise whilst going about daily life
Able to articulate simple connected points on familiar topics or topics of personal interest.
Able to describe experiences and events, and briefly give reasons and explanations for opinions and plans.

SEJONG KLS Students: Completed Intermediate 2 Term 2 in SEJONG KLS with course completion certificate by the time programme commences
Non SEJONG Students: Required to schedule a short online chat with one of our consultants to advise on meeting their proficiency eligibility before registration acceptance

Programme Fees & Expected Costs

Korean Language Immersion in Seoul: Expected Costs

Total Course Fees Inclusive of:

Registration fees
Material fees
7 days x 3 hours of classroom sessions
3 days x 3 hours of excursion outings

Please refer to the indicated cost of programme fee for the selected intake under Key Course Information above.

Flights to / from Seoul

Please check depending on your departure locations

Accommodation fees

Accommodation fees can range from $30 / night for capsule hostels to >$100 / night for hotels

Daily Expenses

(Food, public transport, etc. within the vicinity of the programme location)

Please budget at least $40 / day for daily expenses in Seoul

Airport Transfer, Insurance

Air Limo (Bus) is available from Incheon Airport

Please secure your own travel insurance

*Please note 9% Goods & Services tax charge is applicable
**Please check if VISA requirements/costs apply to you

Accommodation

Learners are required to book and make their own flight and accommodation arrangements to attend the course in Seoul. For accommodation advice, learners can refer to our training location located in Jongro area, more details on the location will be given towards the registration date.

DUAL-ENDED

Korean Immersion in Korea
(2 weeks programme).
Immersion programme in Seoul is conducted once a year (Summer programme).
Immersion programme in Seoul is conducted once a year (Winter programme).

BILINGUAL FACILIATION, INTERACTIVE CLASSES

Facilitators with native fluency in English and Korean language.
Good understanding, exposure or residency in cross culture / language environment.
Interactive classroom sessions, non-lecture based.

PRACTICAL COMMUNICATION FOCUS

Non-academic (grammar is not taught during this course, students must have language proficiency in basic grammatical structures).
Focusing on fundamental communication objectives:
- Getting message across to one another.
- Deployment of spoken language, body language, cultural and social knowledge and understanding.

CULTURAL & SOCIAL EDUCATION

Introduction to cultural norms & relevant social scenarios.
Excursions to places of cultural / historical importance.

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Golden Era History Tour (Gyeongju)

Who

Open to all

No Korean language proficiency required

What

Programme conducted in English

Korean history Edu Tour focusing on Shilla & Joseon periods

8 hours class + 18 hours excursions

When

27 Apr 2026 - 1 May 2026

Where

Gyeongju, South Korea

Registration Period

Regisration is currently open

Price

$580 (before GST)

*Not inclusive of flights & accomodation

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Course Structure & Topics Covered

26 course hours across 5 Days
(Mon - Fri across 1 week)

*not inclusive of breaks

8 hours class session

18 hours excursion

1 week programme

*Sample programme timetable, subject to changes for specific intake

9am - 11am

11am - 12pm

Excursion (varied duration)

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Introduction to course and faciliators
Overview of Korean History
Korean History Timeline
Introduction to key places students are visiting

Shilla Lecture

Korean Mythical Stories

Free & Easy for students

Break

12pm - 4pm

Central Gyeongju Excursion

12pm - 3pm

Outer Gyeongju Excursion

9am - 8pm (full day)

Andong Excursion

Project Work

Free & Easy for students

PROGRAMME COURSEWORK

Interactive classroom activities
Topic-based curriculum
Group project work
Role-play

Multi-media presentations
Practical assessments
Peer reviews

LEARNERS DEMOGRAPHIC & LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

Adult learners (18 years old and above) who are interested in learning more about the golden era of Korean history and culture (specifically of Shilla and Joseon periods). We will also be exploring the Gyeongju and Andong provinces.

The programme will be conducted in English, no Korean proficiency required.

Programme Fees & Expected Costs

Total Course Fees Inclusive of:

Registration fees
Material fees
4 days x 2 hours of classroom sessions
18 hours of excursion outings

Flights & land transfers to / from Gyeongju

Please check flights / bus transfers depending on your departure locations.

Bus and taxi services are available from Gimhae Airport (Busan) to Gyeongju city.

Accommodation fees

Accommodation fees can range from $30 / night for hostels to >$100 / night for hotels.

Recommended location: Hwanglidan Gil (경주 황리단길)

Daily Expenses

(Food, public transport, etc. within the vicinity of the programme location)

Please budget at least $30 / day for daily expenses in Gyeongju

Insurance

Please secure your own travel insurance

*Please note 9% Goods & Services tax charge is applicable
**Please check if VISA requirements/costs apply to you

$580 (before GST)

*Not inclusive of flights & accomodations

Course Deliverables & Objectives

Knowledgeable facilitation: Edutour classroom hours will be conducted with our facilitators in English. Facilitators with native understanding of the historical significance of the topics and venues covered in the tour programme. Excursions that may be conducted by expert guides in Korean will be accompanied by a translator.

Interactive classroom hours: Interactive classroom sessions, non-lecture based, includes project work and mini presentations

Experiencing “live” history: Opportunity to fully experience places of cultural and historical importance and considering the influence of historical events on modern Korean language and culture

Excursions by locals and specialized facilitators: Sharing of in-depth knowledge on historical and culturally significant places and activities

Korean Language Immersion Summer Programme (Seoul)

Registration will open end January 2026
Korean Language Proficiency Pre-requisites:
- SEJONG KLS Students: Completed Intermediate 2 Term 2 course by the time of programme commencement.
- Public Registration: Proficiency consultation required for enrolment
Receive registration confirmation and make payment.
Kindly hold off on booking your flight and accommodation until we confirm the program, we will update the registered students once we reach the minimum number of registrations.

JUN 2026 Summer Intake

1 Jun 2026 - 6 Jun 2026

Seoul

Programme fees:

TBC

*Not inclusive of flights & accomodation

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Course Structure & Topics Covered

20 hours class + 6 hours excursion (across 6 days)

*not inclusive of 1 hour break per day

Course timing per day varies

6 days programme: Monday - Saturday

Inclusive excursions

*Sample programme timetable, subject to changes for specific intake

10am - 12pm

12pm - 1pm

1pm - 3pm

Break

Monday

Topic:

Introduction to course and facilitators

Icebreakers

Overview of Korean History

Topic:

Joseon Dynasty

Tuesday

Topic:

Notable Historical Figures

Activity:

Group discussion & mini presentations

Topic:

Korean Geography & Administrative Regions

Activity:

Group research, discussion & preparation for presentation

10am - 1pm

1pm - 2pm

2pm - 5pm

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Presentation 1

Tourism Fair Group Presentations

Topic:

Introduction to Naver

Activity:

Group discussion & mini presentation

Topic:

Introduction to Korean Commercial Products

Activity:

Group & Individual Research

Presentation 2

Korean Commercial Products Group / Individual Presentations

Break

Excursion 1:

Examples:

Kimchi Museum
Taekwondo
Walking Seoul Tour with Local Historian

Exact venue and timing for each programme will be confirmed closer to date

Excursion 2:

Examples:

Kimchi Museum
Taekwondo
Walking Seoul Tour with Local Historian

Exact venue and timing for each programme will be confirmed closer to date

Free & Easy for students /
Preparation for presentation

End of Programme

* Excursion timings might differ from regular programme timings. Confirmation on excursion details will be given at a later date

TOPICS COVERED

Korean History
Joseon Dynasty
Korean Geography & Administrative Regions

Naver Search Engine
Notable Historical Figures
Korean Commercial Products

EXCURSIONS

Korean History Excursion
Korean Cultural Excursion

PROGRAMME COURSEWORK

Interactive classroom activities
Topic-based curriculum
Group project work
Role-play

Multi-media presentations
Practical assessments
Peer reviews

LEARNERS DEMOGRAPHIC

Adult learners (18 years old and above) with intermediate fluency in Korean language who would like to improve their communication skills, and cultural, social and historical understanding.

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS & MEDIUM

Language Requirement: Intermediate Fluency (SKLS Students to have completed I2T2)
Programme Medium: 50% Korean, 50% English

Proficiency Gauge

Students applying for this course should already possess intermediate level proficiency in Korean:

Able to understand the main points of clear standard input on familiar matters regularly encountered in work, school, or daily life.
Able to understand the most situations likely to arise whilst going about daily life
Able to articulate simple connected points on familiar topics or topics of personal interest.
Able to describe experiences and events, and briefly give reasons and explanations for opinions and plans.

SEJONG KLS Students: Completed Intermediate 2 Term 2 in SEJONG KLS with course completion certificate by the time programme commences
Non SEJONG Students: Required to schedule a short online chat with one of our consultants to advise on meeting their proficiency eligibility before registration acceptance

Programme Fees & Expected Costs

Korean Language Immersion in Seoul: Expected Costs

Total Course Fees Inclusive of:

Registration fees
Material fees
20 hours of classroom sessions
6 hours of excursion outings

Please refer to the indicated cost of programme fee for the selected intake under Key Course Information above.

Flights to / from Seoul

Please check depending on your departure locations

Accommodation fees

Accommodation fees can range from $30 / night for capsule hostels to >$100 / night for hotels

Daily Expenses

(Food, public transport, etc. within the vicinity of the programme location)

Please budget at least $40 / day for daily expenses in Seoul

Airport Transfer, Insurance

Air Limo (Bus) is available from Incheon Airport

Please secure your own travel insurance

*Please note 9% Goods & Services tax charge is applicable
**Please check if VISA requirements/costs apply to you

Accommodation

Learners are required to book and make their own flight and accommodation arrangements to attend the course in Seoul. For accommodation advice, learners can refer to our training location, more details on the location will be given closer to the registration date.