If you are learning Korean for the first time, Varsity Tutors can enroll you in a Nashville Korean course. While Korean is definitely difficult, it's also very rewarding and interesting. It is the only modern language isolate in the world, and experts are still trying to figure out where it came from and how it evolved. Korean is considered a language isolate because it isn't related to any other language group, and has features which you won't find anywhere else. Japanese is the only language which shares a few features with Korean, and even then the similarities are minimal at best.
So why learn Korean? If you're a university student, a deep understanding of Korean might help satisfy language requirements at institutions like Tennessee State University. If you're a high school student, learning Korean from an early age could be a major asset when you're applying for post-secondary institutions. And if you're a working professional, taking a Korean course could help you develop all kinds of contacts and business connections in places like South Korea. This nation is home to some of the biggest companies on the planet, such as LG and Hyundai, and it's a major player in the world economy. Or who knows, maybe you're just someone who's intrigued by the Korean language's many interesting features. Whatever the case may be, a Korean course could really help you achieve your goals as you learn Korean.
What Might A Nashville Korean Course Cover?
Within the first session of your Korean course, you'll quickly learn why Korean is such a unique and special language. One of the most interesting aspects of this language is its innovative and advanced writing system. The Korean language uses a syllabic alphabet called Hangul, and many linguistic experts claim that it's the most efficient writing system on the planet. These experts point to the fact that Hangul is phonologically faithful, which means that the syllables and their sounds follow straightforward and consistent rules. While English and other languages have many silent letters and confusing pronunciation rules, Hangul is incredibly user-friendly. Korean consonants even take on the shape of open mouths making the corresponding sounds. Although Hangul might resemble pictograms, these characters are actually square blocks of syllabic characters. Although this system might take time to get used to, you'll find that Hangul follows logical, relatively simple rules.
Your course will also cover the various elements of Korean sentence structure. One of the most notable features is that each sentence must end with either a verb or an adjective. It's very important to listen to the last word in each sentence because that's where crucial information is communicated. Sentences might become positive, negative, past tense, or future tense depending on the verb or adjective at the end. Verb conjugation is also very important, and a lot of information is communicated through conjugation alone. Properly conjugated words often stand on their own as complete sentences. In Korean, verb conjugation changes based on who you're speaking to. Specific rules called speech levels dictate how verbs should be conjugated based on who you're speaking to. Examples of speech levels include formal polite, informal polite, and casual speech.
How Will I Learn With A Nashville Korean Course?
When you sign up for a Nashville Korean course, you'll enter a highly interactive virtual classroom filled with other individuals who are in the same boat as you. Just like a physical classroom setting, you can ask questions and make comments about your coursework as you learn from highly qualified Korean experts. This collaborative learning style has demonstrable advantages, and you might find it helpful to practice your Korean conversation skills with your classmates. You can access these virtual classrooms from anywhere in the world, as long as you can connect to the internet.
How Do You Sign Up For A Nashville Korean Class?
These classes are specifically designed to fit in with busy schedules. Whether you're a working professional or a university student with a full course load, you can choose a class that makes sense for you. Available time slots include weekend classes, night classes, and even classes you can take on your lunch break. You can also choose between two-week and four-week classes, and you can join new classes every four weeks.
Korean might be challenging, but choosing the right course could make the entire experience rewarding and productive. Why wait? Call Varsity Tutors today. and speak with our educational consultants to set up your first Nashville Korean class.
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- Vanderbilt University - Bachelor of Science, Biology, General
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Christina: Nashville Korean course instructor
...NYU, I taught English to students in Elementary School in Korea (G1-6) and I have taught all different levels. I am now pursuing a master's of Education in English Language Learner program at Vanderbilt University. I am passionate about elementary education and teaching English as a foreign language. In my experience of learning and teaching elementary school, I always try to make the activity more engaging and fun. In my spare time, I like to...
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- New York University - Bachelor of Education, Special Education
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- Korean
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- +12 subjects
Jae: Nashville Korean course instructor
...they are struggling with so that their future opportunities are open and limitless. I used to struggle with learning materials on my own. What I found out was that having someone else to talk over materials made me feel not only more confident, but I also had a lot more fun learning. I wish to impart the same type of feelings towards my clients. Tutoring does not have to be a last resort when you...
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- Vanderbilt University - Bachelors, Economics and Philosophy
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- Korean
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Amelia: Nashville Korean course instructor
...in the second year to relocate to the main local middle school, and I was hired separately to teach Adult English Conversation night classes to members of the local community, hired privately to film local television commercials for English related summer camps, invited to numerous local Rotary Club meetings for excellence, and was ultimately offered to renew the contract for another year, which I declined. I have taught conversational and grammatical Japanese, Korean, and English...
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- University of British Columbia - Bachelors, Linguistics
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- Korean
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AJ: Nashville Korean course instructor
...become an actuary, so my areas of expertise cover a wide array of topics. I believe in taking an open-minded approach for my tutoring, and based on my students' strengths and weaknesses I like to develop a unique tutoring style. This most often ranges from focusing on being able to explain concepts in words, to taking a more visual approach and looking at the big picture, to working through problems to figure out areas of...
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Julie: Nashville Korean course instructor
...a goal or the gratefulness they express for my help stay with me to this day. By working with Varsity Tutors I hope to apply what Ive learned as well as gain more field experience. I recently came to DC from California to do an internship with the Department of State. Being born and raised in California, DC is quite different from what I'm used to but I am excited to be here! Please let...
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- Korean
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Gregory: Nashville Korean course instructor
empty... Relaxed and accommodating, but direct and impact-driven.... Get to know their background and the best way they retain information.... Provide self-prep materials, and evaluate their performance.... Show impact of results and progress.... Find alternative approaches, and practice.... Help them practice reading and understand main concepts.... Give them effective instruction, but also time.... Provide fun examples or real-life applications.... Asking questions throughout teaching the session.... With conversation about the subject and practice-test results.... What is their most effective way of learning, and what are their biggest struggles and strengths?
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- University of Chicago - Bachelors, Economics
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- Korean
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Chris: Nashville Korean course instructor
...me that as a tool for evaluating students, standardized testing has its share of flaws. But the tests aren't unfair or unbeatable; they challenge you to learn a specific language. I don't mean the fancy vocabulary you'll want in a verbal section, but the forms and patterns of the questions themselves. With thoughtful effort, any student can learn to understand the language of test-taking. As someone lucky enough to be fluent, I hope to share...
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Brian: Nashville Korean course instructor
...students has always been a passion of mine. It gives me great pleasure to see the understanding light up in their eyes the moment they understand the process to how they found the solution to a problem. In my spare time, I love being active by hiking around local mountains and playing basketball and talking sports. I believe that the students are the future generation. With that being said, it is imperative that students...... To educate the youth in a fun method and promote a better future.
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Andrew: Nashville Korean course instructor
...a teaching assistant for elementary reading and math. I have excelled in many standardized tests, including PSAT, SAT, SAT II, and AP tests, and I am happy to offer tutoring regarding both subject matter and test-taking strategies. I am also able to assist in test prep for the ISEE, HSPT, and SSAT tests. I especially have an interest in teaching subjects in math and science, including Biology, Psychology, Chemistry, and Physics. I also love helping...
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- Korean
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Sienna: Nashville Korean course instructor
Hello! My name is Sienna and I have experience teaching Korean for 3 years. I am a graduate from UCLA and currently working as a CPA; however, I have been enjoying time to teach the Korean language and culture when I have extra time.
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- Korean
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Eunki: Nashville Korean course instructor
...that I developed a personal philosophy in teaching - breaking things down to its simplest components and making them relevant to the student. Richard Feynman, a physicist known to have been one of the most brilliant minds in the 20th century, was renowned for explaining extremely abstract and difficult concepts in very simple laymen terms so that average Americans could understand concepts that are described by mathematical equations only a select few could understand. I...
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Lucy Je: Nashville Korean course instructor
...years of classroom and tutoring experience, and a Korean and Japanese language instructor with over 15 years of teaching experience. I hold four Bachelor's degrees earned through dual-degree programs at two universities, with academic backgrounds in Korean, Japanese, Education, and Business, as well as an MBA and a TKSOL certification. I focus on breaking down complex concepts into clear and manageable steps in both math and language learning, tailoring instruction to meet each student's individual...
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Felicia: Nashville Korean course instructor
I'm a native Korean, and also I moved to the US from South Korea about 8 years ago. I have a passion to teach others, and I would like to teach about how to speak like a native Korean speaker, not just based on Korean textbooks. I understand how hard learning different language is because I also experienced and is experiencing it.
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Ezra: Nashville Korean course instructor
...regimens for the iBT TOEFL and GRE Verbal Reasoning. My TOEFL score is 117 out of 120 and GRE Verbal Reasoning score is 168 out of 170, placing me in the 99th percentile of test takers. I truly believe that students deserve good tutors so I strive to help each of my students achieve their desired academic goals. In my spare time, I enjoy reading philosophy, cooking new recipes, and writing rap.
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Subject Expertise
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Annastacia: Nashville Korean course instructor
...a student-centered approach that emphasizes understanding individual learning styles. I specialize in ESL/ELL and beginner Korean as well as Elementary School English and Math. My teaching philosophy revolves around repetition and active engagement, ensuring that students not only learn but retain and apply new concepts. Additionally, I have informally tutored friends in Korean, helping them navigate the language's intricacies. I am dedicated to creating a supportive learning environment and am excited to inspire a love...
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- Georgia State University - Bachelor's, Applied Linguistics
Subject Expertise
- Korean
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- ESL/ELL
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Sojeong: Nashville Korean course instructor
...in Biology and double minoring in the Chinese language and Psychology. I love to volunteer and serve the community, leading me to work three summers as an Americorp VISTA Summer Associate, volunteer as an A+ tutor for a Family and Consumer Sciences class, volunteer as a Freshman Mentor for students in the Special Education class, and found a Korean Culture Club where I taught other students about Korean culture and language. I believe myself to...
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Jordan: Nashville Korean course instructor
...graduate student in Computer Science at Texas Tech University. I believe learning and teaching are fun and should be interesting. I also believe that skills are built on a foundation of knowledge and understanding. Doing the motions without understanding is boring, difficult, and easily forgettable. Understanding and doing can be fascinating and exciting. A good student seeks a deep enough understanding of the material to feel comfortable explaining it, understand its workings, and know how...
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