Incheon Institute For Korean Language Studies
The Korean language program was founded for the purpose of teaching the Korean language to foreigners and Korean students from overseas. The Incheon Institute for Korean Language Studies focuses on the lingusitic abilities of speaking, listening, reading, and writing and offers opportunities to experience a taste of Korean history, culture, and society together with the Korean language. The institute consists of certified teachers with graduate school education and vital experience teaching. Students from over the world China, Mongolia, Thailand, Canada, United States, and elsewhere are currently registered for classes and are studying the Korean language.
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