Just meet.
In person, in Sydney, with people you have not met. Small-group Korean classes open first, for adults on Wednesday evenings and for kids on weekends. Meet-ups follow.
- Small groups
- After work
- No alcohol
- Come alone
- Venue
- Start date
- Seats
Opening first
Korean classes
Learn Korean by speaking it. A small group, once a week, in a Sydney community centre or a cafe after closing.
- For Adults learning Korean
- When Wednesdays 6 pm, after work
- Style Small group, mostly speaking
- Price TBC
Taught by Jo (Joanne Kwon), who taught Beginning Korean at the ANU Centre for Continuing Education.
- 01
Hangul 한글반
4 weeksStart from zero. Read and write Hangul and say your first sentences.
- 02
Foundations 기초반
8 weeksIntroduce yourself, count, tell the time and talk about your day.
- 03
Conversation 회화반
8 weeksPast, present and future. Talk about your weekend, your plans and the people in your life.
Korean for kids 아이반
Weekends, 1 hourHangul through pictures, games and pencil practice. Ages and start date go to the list first.
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Same people.Same talk.Same week.
Step outside it.
At the meet-ups only the topic is a secret. Everything else is below.
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How the meet-ups work
- Time Once or twice a month, two hours after work
- People 8 to 12 people you have not met
- Format Topics prepared by a supervisor
- Price A$39 First 30 seats A$29
What you take home
- 01
New people
People outside your usual circle. Different ages, jobs and countries.
- 02
Other views
A topic means no awkward small talk. The conversation starts straight away.
- 03
One idea
Leave with one thing to try in your own week.
When did you last change your mind?
Try it alone or with a friend first. The session topic is revealed on the day.
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