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[therandom9]

I'd like to study Korean this spring. I've heard that Sogang's program is good, but unfortunately it doesn't work with my schedule, as I work in the morning during March, then switch to the evening.

So I'm curious, does anyone know of any good hagwons teaching Korean? Most of the ones that I see seem to cater to beginners, whereas I'm sort of lower-intermediate (self-study+girlfriend), and I tend to get bored when I've taken lower-level classes before. Are there any hagwons that teach a lot of speaking and go at a decent pace?

[freddy teacher]

why do you need to go to a "hagwon"

there are tons of free korean lessons that provide high-level, quality classes.

there are tons of posts on here so i wont start a whole new thing again, but just search the saturday class at Sookmyung Women's University. It's run by the education students i believe. They have like 6 levels.

After the 3rd or 4th level they pretty much only talk in Korean.

I'm referring to the one on campus, not the one out of exit 2. Make sure you go to the campus one.