Holidays & daily culture
Explore Seollal, Chuseok, Hangul Day, and other themes through play, activities, and stories.
Learning
Learn the language. Experience the culture. Find your voice.
Han Byul connects language, culture, history, and identity. Class groupings and semester details are announced with consideration for age and Korean-language experience.
Semester details
Registration noticeConfirm class placement, schedule, materials, and special activities in the current registration notice.
01 · KOREAN LANGUAGE
Korean students want to use.
Students learn Hangul, vocabulary, and grammar while connecting listening, speaking, reading, and writing to real communication.
- Foundations of reading and writing Hangul
- Listening and speaking through everyday themes
- Level-appropriate reading comprehension and writing
- Expression through conversation and presentation
Four connected skills
Listening, speaking, reading, and writing are not isolated. They come together naturally through shared topics and meaningful tasks.
ListeningSpeakingReadingWriting
02 · CULTURE & HISTORY
Discover Korea by seeing, making, and telling stories.
Culture and history become meaningful when they connect to the senses, personal experience, and family stories.
Stories & history
Investigate people, artifacts, and historical moments at an age-appropriate level and connect them to today.
Korean American identity
Understand bicultural experience positively and develop language for expressing a personal identity.
Leadership through projects
Students build initiative and confidence by asking questions, researching, collaborating, and presenting outcomes in Korean and English.
03 · PROJECT & LEADERSHIP
Turning what students learn into ideas of their own.
For older learners, Korean becomes more meaningful when it connects to personal interests, society, and leadership.
- Ask
Identify a question or challenge worth exploring.
- Collaborate
Share roles, hear different perspectives, and solve together.
- Express
Communicate clearly through presentations, writing, creative work, and discussion.
Class placement
Current Korean experience matters more than age alone.
Placement considers age, school grade, Korean use at home, and current reading and writing experience.
Share registration details
Provide student information and Korean-learning background in the registration form.
Review level and needs
The school considers class composition and the student’s learning needs.
Receive placement
Class assignment and preparation details are shared with registration confirmation.
Begin with the learning environment that fits your child.
Sharing your child’s Korean-language background during registration helps support thoughtful class placement.