※ Level (CEFR): A1 (simple sentences), A2 (everyday expressions), B1 (basic communication), B2 (expressing opinions), C1 (fluent and natural communication), and C2 (near-native proficiency).
※ Please check each institution’s official website for the most up-to-date details, including schedules, tuition fees, registration periods, and course availability; this guide will be updated twice a year with the cooperation of participating institutions.
※ The Korean Education Affairs Section provides this integrated guide for information purposes only; registration, course delivery, refunds, and completion requirements are managed by each operating institution.
※ Secondary school Korean credit courses may be connected to Grade 12 U/M course options, depending on the course level and the admission requirements of each university and program. Students should confirm directly with the relevant university or program how a course may be considered for admission.