Korean Language 4B (LAS240)
Overview
- University credits: 10
- FHEQ level: 5
- Availability: Korean language degree students
- Frequency of class: 6 hours per week
- Group size: 20 students max
- Module Leader: Yeon Jeong Kim
Description
This module is focusing on oral and aural activities in Korean language at intermediate level. Every week students are made aware of and given the opportunity to practise spoken applications of specific themes, which is shared with the grammar and writing components. Students are made aware of and given the opportunity to practice spoken applications of specific situations. The target level at the end of this level is roughly equivalent to TOPIK (Test of Proficiency in Korean) L4 or CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) B2.
Learning outcomes
- Ask questions and comprehend in order to obtain necessary information.
- Get by most of thinkable everyday situations in Korean without difficulty.
- Explain and describe students' own culture.
- Give a presentation on everyday general topics in Korean.
- Comprehend and obtain key information from presentations on everyday general topics given by someone.
Assessment
- Group Presentation (40%)
- Speaking test (60%)
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