Korean Language learning

Korean Language Education Center
http://www.klec.com.hk/
呢間幾好, 我依家都係0係呢到學, 學0左兩年~
所有老師都係native, 而且好有經驗, 好多都0係0的大學校外進修學院, 甚至city 0既asso in Korean Studies教過~
旺角係本校, 灣仔有分校~
都幾多班, 時間都幾flexible, 你可以入個網睇下~
平時仲會有0的關於韓國文化0既活動~
唯一唔好處係, 學費比較貴............ 因為小班教學, 一班絕對唔會多過十個人~ (我0個班長期學緊都係得四個人)~

首爾韓語中心

本校不但提供專業的韓國語教授，還為學生提供專業的韓國語能力試試前準備。

小班教學 增加師生間之互動

韓籍導師 師資豐富

特設韓語水平能力考試班

完成初/中/高級班者可保送報考初/中/高級 TOPIK
韓語能力試

一次報讀 2期可獲 95折優惠

協助有意者到韓國升學或工作
（韓國公司要求：TOPIK能力試達四級或以上）



我係這間學過 幾好嫁
個老師好好人
D學生都中意上佢堂
又有責任心
值得一試
http://www.s-klc.com/

I have studied Korean in three schools, namely, HKU, Korean Language Education Center (KLEC) and Hee Sung Korean Language School. Let me share with you my experience.

HKU (http://www.hkuspace.hk) has courses in both Kowloon (mainly Mei Foo) and Hong Kong Island (mainly North Point, Taikoo Shing or Wanchai). One class per week, so it would not be so demanding. If you are busy and do not want to have too much homework, this is a choice. No sir (盧弘沂) is teaching there and maybe you have already known, he was a famous Korean teacher and spoke Cantonese very well. His class is interesting, for he would teach you some interesting things in Korea and Korean. But, if you want to learn more intensively, you may be disappointed there, because the course is not very systematic. For beginners, ok, but for more advanced classes, there are better choices elsewhere.

KLEC (http://www.klec.com.hk) is a good school for studying Korean. It has two branches, one in Mongkok and one in Wanchai. The teachers are good and experienced and all of them are Koreans. Many of them can speak Cantonese very well. Even if some of them can't speak Cantonese very fluently, they can speak English and Mandarin very well. They have small classes, so learning would be more effective, especially in conversation, because you have many chances to practise. The only drawback is it's price, which is comparatively expensive to HKU, CUHK, etc. I have studied there for about 1 year and my Korean improves a lot.

Hee Sung Korean Language School (http://www.hs-korean.com.hk) is a new school in Tsim Sha Tsui (Carnavon Plaza), but it is really a very good school. Ms Kim is a native Korean and speaks Cantonese very well. She is very experienced as she has taught in other schools before (including KLEC) and is whole-hearted in helping students to improve their Koreans. It is also small group teaching, but the price is a bit cheaper than KLEC, especially the private 1 to 1 tuition fee. I have transferred from KLEC to Hee Sung and studied for about 1 month for 1 to 1 private tuition, and I consider that I have made a good choice. I learn a lot here and have introduced many of my friends to study here, and they all have positive feedback.

There are still some other choices, such as CUHK. CUHK is systematic in teaching, especially in the grammar aspect. They have many classes, some in Kowloon (mainly Tsim Sha Tsui and Yaumatei) and some in HK Island (mainly Taikoo Shing, Central). If you want to emphasize on grammar learning, it is a good choice. But, since it is not small class, you would have less chance for practising conversation that in Hee Sung or KLEC.

I also know that Baptist University has Korean class as well, but I am not sure the place of the classroom. As far as I could remember, it seems to be in Kowloon Island. You may search their website and check.

Hope that the above information could help you. If you need further information, I would be more than happy to help you.