Korean American Center – King Sejong Institute Korean Classes
Live one-to-one and group Korean language classes for K-12 students offered nationally (online or in-person) by the Korean American Center, a King Sejong Institute. Builds reading, writing, speaking, and cultural fluency from beginner through advanced levels with credentialed Korean instructors.
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