KOREAN - (10 WEEKS) – $399.00 - REGISTERCourses are 10 classes / 20 hours long. Classes meet once a week for 2 hours at our location. Each listing below is a separate course. All classes are open for registration
Korean 101 Beginner – March 18th, 2010 – Thursday from 7:30pm to 9:30pm Korean 101 Beginner – March 30th, 2010 – Tuesday from 7:30pm to 9:30pm
Korean 102 Beginner – January 5th, 2010 – Tuesday from 5:30pm to 5:30pm Korean 201 Intermediate – January 11, 2010 – Monday from 7:30pm to 9:30pm Korean 201 Intermediate – October 10th, 2009 – Saturday from 10:00am to 12:00pm
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\ Study Korean right here in Atlanta! The Korean community is one of the fastest growing communities in the Atlanta area, and Atlanta International Language Institute is poised to assist business and individuals acquire a working knowledge of the Korean language.  Grace Euna Ko - Korean Instructor
Gracereceived a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work major and Journalismminor from Ewha Womans University in South Korea. After graduatingshe had worked as a magazine writer and editor in various positionsfor 11 years in Seoul. She came to the U. S. in 1999 and has livedhere ever since. She graduated from the Berkshire Community Collegein Pittsfield, Massachusetts with perfect 4.0 GPA. She once worked asa graphic designer at “The Berkshire Eagle”, one of the oldestnewspaper companies in the country located in Pittsfield, MA. She hadlived in MA for almost eight years and moved to metro Atlanta in2007. She is also a Sunday school teacher and Korean teacher atKorean Presbyterian Church in Marietta. She loves teaching Korean,the very simple and logical alphabet system, to people from anotherculture as well as Korean-Americans.  Jiyoung Choi - Korean Instructor
Jiyoung received a Bachelorsdegree of English Literature at KonKuk University in Korea. Aftergraduating she has taught English for 2 years in Korea. She also completed the Applied Linguistics and English as a SecondLanguage Master’s program at Georgia State University. She taught Korean at the Korean Language School in Atlanta, as well as abasic Korean course at GSU for 1 year. The use of original materials and activities, exposes students toevery-day situations. "From my teachingexperience, I learned that it is important to find solution to how toraise students’ motivation to learn the language, how to makethem more involved in class for learning, how to give them meaningfullessons. I have a strongcommitment to learners’ needs, intrinsic motivation, andcommunicative language teaching."  MiYoung Kim - Korean Instructor
Miyoung has a BS in computer science and MA in Applied Linguistics at GSU. She has been teaching Korean over two years including a year at Georgia State University. “Instructional Technology” is her interest, so she always tries to use diverse authentic materials using technology during class. Communicative competence is the most highly prioritized goal of her class. Quick Inquiry
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