Career Tracks

Yeonghwa Ko, Sinyeong Woo

This program allows students to develop their knowledge, performance, and character as Korean language teachers and education professionals. In other words, students must possess integrated competencies encompassing language, education, and human beings. This means they need to have a sense of calling and values as teachers, theoretical, practical, and behavioral knowledge of Korean language education, and a deep understanding and practice of language, culture, human beings, and society.

Full-time public and private school teacher, language education researcher, professor, contract teacher, high school credit program instructor, private tutor.

Middle and High School Level 2 Teacher Certification, Korean Language Proficiency Test Level 3 or higher.

Study groups and clubs, class demonstration contests, domestic and international educational volunteer programs, special lectures to deepen the major, and special lectures to understand the educational field and curriculum.

Yunshin Kim, Wonseok Shin

We encourage students to develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes that will enable them to build on their practical understanding of national languages and education and apply it to a more comprehensive range of contexts, including the public and global spheres. This requires language literacy skills based on the national language, practical knowledge and processing skills for administrative work, and international competence.

Public administration and education administration officials (grades 7 and 9), experts in international development and international education, Korean language education experts.

International Education Leader, Lifelong Education Instructor, Korean Language Teacher Level 2 and 3 certifications, and various related business and language certifications.

Administrative, language, civil service examination-related studies and activities, academic debates and competitions, domestic and international educational volunteer programs, employment programs, internships, study abroad, exchange student programs, KOICA.

Pyeongwon Kim

Based on an understanding of the Korean language and Korean language education, we aim to cultivate the knowledge, performance skills, and attitudes required in the publishing, media, and cultural fields. In other words, students must have a linguistic sense, cultural understanding, and in-depth insight into society. To accomplish this, it is essential to have in-depth knowledge and experience in the publishing, media, and cultural fields, as well as language literacy skills.

Book producers, editors, proofreaders, textbook editors, reference librarians, composition writers, directors, reporters, announcers, etc.

KBS Korean Language Proficiency Test, Korean Language Proficiency Certification Test (ToKL), and various publishing, office work, and language-related certifications.

Journalism, publishing, language studies and student clubs, academic debates and competitions, domestic and international educational volunteer activities, internships, study abroad, and exchange programs.