Level B-2 Students are able to deal with more complicated life activities. Students understand the textbook contents through videos and be able to act, vary, and expand upon the contents in accordance with their personal situation. Students are able to follow everyday social activities through watching TV dramas and TV advertisements, going to the post office, bank and hospital, deal with traffic-related issues, and look for a boarding house. Students are able to follow Korean dramas, write and perform a play, and deal with troublesome situations. Students acquire the vocabulary and current expressions regarding current events found in the newspapers and magazines.
Students can express their opinions in symposiums and speeches.
Students become accustomed to the Korean way of thinking by learning Korean expressions, proverbs and idioms. B-6 Students can deal with formal social activities such as getting a job and interacting in the work place. Students learn about how to prepare for a job including how to write a personal introduction and resume, and being interviewed. Students expand their scope of understanding of the Korean culture by studying Korean customs. Students acquire advanced vocabulary by watching TV news and dramas, reading newspapers and short stories, etc.