Korean High School Credit Program

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If you’re a high school student and ready to dive deeper into the Korean language, a four-week high school credit session is for you.

Villagers in four-week high school credit-bearing sessions at Sup sogŭi Hosu gain an academic year’s worth of language and culture skills through an immersion experience embedded in daily life, featuring a variety of cultural activities as well as formal study and assessment (minimum of 180 instructional hours; accredited by Cognia). Emphasis is on literacy and oracy. The program is open to students entering grades 9-12 of all proficiency levels.

Check out our Korean residential FAQ for more information.

Typical Day

On a typical morning at Sup sogŭi Hosu, you might wake up to taekwondo exercises. Next, you might try your hand at some afternoon archery, or express your artistic side seated at a potter’s wheel. Our chefs will make sure you enjoy every delicious bite of your authentic Korean meals.

Each day of the program, as you canoe and swim in Turtle River Lake, sing songs around the camp fire, and play traditional Korean games, you’ll surprise yourself with how much and how quickly you learn.

Concordia Language Villages reserves the right to consolidate or cancel sessions that are below minimum enrollment levels.