Business Korean builds advanced speaking, vocabulary, and communication skills for Korean business settings and covers business culture, formal writing, and current economic and social issues.
Understand and participate in work-related conversations
Produce coherent and clearly organized written texts in business settings
Understand Korean companies’ hiring processes and detailed information regarding Korean-specific business culture and issues.
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BYUNG-JIN LIM is recorded teaching in Spring 2024. Recorded history may be incomplete and does not establish a future schedule.
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Build advanced-level speaking, vocabulary, and communication skills needed for a variety of Korean business settings. Become familiar with Korean business culture through classroom activities and homework assignments. Topics include formal communication skills, business-related vocabulary frequently used in formal writing, and current issues related to Korea's economy, society and culture. Understand Korean companies' hiring processes and detailed information regarding Korean-specific business culture and issues. Enhance language skills for business settings in South Korea.
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Business Korean
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