Korean Job Discussion Forums

[Daniel1981]

I'm surprised there is not a sticky which is a link to a bunch of resources, websites, books, etc around learning korean. I'm not talking phrase books so much as structured courses. When I was in Korea 5 years ago, there was a really good site, I think it was sejong university that offered it, and it had audio and grammar and vocab exercises, etc.

There must be threads somewhere, but all I can see are things about 'Should I Learn or not?'.

Anyone got the good stuff bookmarked?

[Daniel1981]

Found a great one here, hundreds of youtube videos on learning korean

http://www.youtube.com/user/ruthnp75#p/u/182/J4FKz0Ra6to

Found it off this site

http://www.learnkorean.com/youtubeVideo/index.asp


I am probably intermediate level myself. I can converse with all my korean friends at the restaurants, bars, etc. But I could never do my current job (project manager) in Korean. I'm going to be teaching at first, but eventually I would like to be fluent enough to work in the software industry, which is an entirely different vocabulary, and a lot of the Formal verb tense.

[RMNC]

[mimi belle]

There are a few listed on this previous thread:
http://forums.eslcafe.com/korea/viewtopic.php?t=188495

I really like Talktomeinkorean and Sogang.
http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/
http://korean.sogang.ac.kr/

And the naver online dictionary is very useful. There are a few free podcasts on itunes, from various sources.

Also there's this guy:
http://busyatom.com/BusyAtom/Learn_korean.html
http://www.koreangrammarbank.com/home

Anyway, thanks for the show links. The guy's accent could be better but his info is pretty accurate.