LEARN KOREAN
한국어를 배우세요
Our Fall Session Is Starting Soon!
Learn to speak, read, and write Korean, dive into Korean culture, practice your pronunciation, and ask questions from a native Korean speaker in teacher-led video classes.
All classes are currently held online. While we are based in New York City, students can join classes from anywhere virtually!
Our next 10 week series starts on October 5, 2026
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• Students are encouraged to begin their Korean studies by taking both Starter and Basic I during the same series to help reinforce skills at the start of a Korean learners journey.
• Following Basic I - Beginner Students will move into Basic II and Conversation I
• No placement test is required for Beginner students, but if you have any questions please email us below.
• We offer subsidized courses for Adoptees, through the generous support of the Overseas Koreans Foundation - please email us for more information.
• Contact us at hello@koreancc.org
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• Students moving on from Basic II will begin Basic III, IV and then Intermediate Grammar classes.
• Intermediate students are encouraged to also take Conversation II, III and IV, as well as Writing.
• A placement test is required for any student who has previously taken Korean or may have learned at home.
• We offer subsidized courses for Adoptees, through the generous support of the Overseas Koreans Foundation - please email us for more information.
• Contact hello@koreancc.org to schedule a placement test.
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• After completing Intermediate coursework or through a placement test, students can move into Advanced and Intensive classes
• Advanced Students are also encouraged to take Conversation IV and Writing.
• A placement test is required for any student who has previously taken Korean or may have learned at home.
• We offer subsidized courses for Adoptees, through the generous support of the Overseas Koreans Foundation - please email us for more information.
• Contact hello@koreancc.org to schedule a placement test.
Course Pricing
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All courses: $350/series
Pricing example: Starter Class = $350
*Subsidized classes are available for Adoptees please email us for more information
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Additional classes are offered at a discount; Secondary classes: $250/series
Pricing example: Starter ($350) + Basic 1 ($250) = $600
*Subsidized classes are available for Adoptees please email us for more information
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Additional classes are offered at a discount; a third class is $200/series
Pricing example: Starter ($350) + Basic 1 ($250) + Conversation 1 ($200) = $800
*Subsidized classes are available for Adoptees please email us for more information
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Please email koreanccny@gmail.com for further information
Classes Offered
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![A student writes in a notebook the letters of the Korean Alphabet]()
STARTER CLASS
Learn how to read and write Hangeul, pronunciation accuracy and intro to Korean Culture
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![A young Asian woman smiles at the camera while working on her laptop]()
BASIC I
Learn sentence structure, particles, numbers, dates and time, counting (and counters!), and basics phrases for daily use in Korean.
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![Two young men sit on a park bench area, one with a laptop out while the other takes notes in a spiral notebook]()
BASIC II
Continue on from Basic I with verb conjugations, learning how to describe the world around you, as well as past, present and future tense and an introduction to Honorific Speech.
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![A small note written in Korean - it says "Hello! Do you want to go to Korea? Good! Then you should learn Korea and talk to Korean friends. See you in Korean class!"]()
BASIC III
New section - new book! In Basic III - we begin a deeper conversation on conjugation and sentence structure, learn how to reason and argue your own points while developing more sophisticated ways of speaking Korean.
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![A young person with short hair sits with their laptop on a leather couch while smiling]()
BASIC IV
Continuing where we left off in Basic III, classes are now instructed more often in Korean to promote listening comprehension, while we also practice translating compound sentences and conditionals.
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![A young man sits at a table conversing with friends while holding a coffee cup]()
INTERMEDIATE
In Intermediate, you begin to express your own thoughts and feelings more eloquently. Learning how to interact with multiple hierarchy levels in conversation and students who complete Intermediate can feel confident when they travel to Korea.
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![A page of a Korean History book]()
ADVANCED
In Advanced, we begin to deep dive in modern and classical texts, as well as newspapers, novels, poems - even web toons! Expect extensive vocabulary practice!
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![Two women walk together, the one on the left is pointing off frame and smiling while the other looks on in conversation]()
COVERSATION I,II, III
Each level of Conversation Class is meant to compliment the various grammar course levels as a secondary class to expand students opportunities to converse in Korean.
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![An older woman sits at her laptop and writes in a notebook on her desk]()
WRITING
Each week students present short written works based on prompts created with the class at the start of each course. Topics range from writing poetry to short stories to personal histories. This is a mixed level course and open to students taking Intermediate or higher.
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PRIVATE TUTORING
Private Tutoring is tailored to each students specific needs, and can also be offered in tandem with group classes to help students meet their language goals more quickly.
Weekly Schedule
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• 6pm EST: Intermediate; Conversation I & II
• 7:30pm EST: Phrase Drill I
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• 6:00pm EST: Basic I
• 7:30pm EST: Dictation -
• 6:00pm EST: Basic III; Basic IV
• 7:30pm EST: Conversation IV & V
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• 6:00pm EST: Basic II
• 7:30pm EST: Phrase Drill II
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• 6:00pm EST: Starter
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• 9:00am EST: Basic III, Basic IV
• 10:30am EST: Advanced
• 12:00pm EST: Basic II
• 1:30pm EST: Intermediate
• 3:00pm EST: Basic I
• 4:30pm EST: Starter
Fall Session will begin on October 5, 2026 and continue through December.