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Aug 7
Adroit College offers Korean language and culture classes for adults. The Silicon Valley Campus opened in 2006. A new Dallas Texas campus opens in 2022.
Korean is one of the hardest languages to learn for native English speakers. A full-emersion experience is the simplest and easiest way to learn Korean.
All Adroit College classes are conducted strictly in Korean.
Small class size makes it possible for an instructor to give individual attention as needed.
Students have more opportunities to participate actively and to learn from each other.
Classes are scheduled only in the evenings to accommodate working professions.
The college founder has developed software and mnemonic exercises (memory retention) to make learning the Korean alphabet fun and easy.
In the first class, most students learn to read and write Korean, know the days of the week, and gain a basic command of Native-Korean and Sino-Korean number systems.
A student that cannot attend a class in person can join the class remotely.
If a student has a scheduling conflict, the instructor will email a video of the class with the class notes and materials to help the student to catch up.
The Adroit College Ensemble is made up of non-native Korean students that sing Korean songs in Korean. This is a great opportunity to improve your Korean. The ensemble has visited Korea numerous times. You can have this memorable experience too.
Instructors pace classes according to student learning curves. We understand that students learn best in a responsive teaching environment.
Adroit College instructors have many years of experience teaching Korean to students of all ages. Some have advanced degrees in education.
Experiencing Korean cultural activities helps to understand the language. Adroit College invites students (and their family and friends) to participate in Korean cultural events throughout the year.
Join us for 설날 the lunar New Year day, 추석 Korean Thanksgiving, 김치 만들기 kimchi making, 한복 입기 wearing Hanbok, field trips to Korean restaurants and markets.
Adroit College founder Dr. Koo and Adroit College Ensemble were aired on Arirang TV (a South Korean English-language network aiming at on overseas audience).
Adroit College Ensemble members are non-Koreans that sing only in Korean. The ensemble was found in 2013 to make learning Korean a lot more fun. The ensemble has performed in the Korean cities of Chungju, Pusan, Hapchun, and Jeju-do as well as in the United States.
Singing is an excellent way of learning a foreign language. If you want to join the ensemble, please "Contact" us.