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About Korean Education Centre in NZ

About Korean Education Centre in NZ. May 2014 by Korean Education Centre in NZ. Korean Education Centre in NZ (KEC). Korean government organisation Funded by MoE Korea Part of Korean Embassy Established in 1 April 2012 Director of KEC Don-in Bae

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About Korean Education Centre in NZ

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  1. About Korean Education Centre in NZ May 2014 by Korean Education Centre in NZ

  2. Korean Education Centre in NZ (KEC) • Korean government organisation • Funded by MoE Korea • Part of Korean Embassy • Established in 1 April 2012 • Director of KEC Don-in Bae • 6 - Korean language teachers in local schools • 3 - Korean language teachers at KEC

  3. Our Missions • Support education activities for overseas Korean • Support education activities for non-Korean

  4. Support education activities for overseas Korean “20 Saturday Korean Schools, around 1,550 Korean” Support from KEC ; - text books - Learning materials - operating subsidy sponsorship - scholarship programs • Professional development for 309 teachers • (cyber lecture, professional Education in Korea)

  5. How we support schools • Qualified teachers • 3 hours Korean classes per week (funded by KEC) • Support materials needed for Korean classes • Korean speech contest & cultural experiences • Encourage schools to contribute towards extra classes

  6. Progression & potential of Korean language

  7. Annual Korean Speech Contest and cultural experiences • At Balmoral Intermediate School in 2012 • At Northcross Intermediate School in 2013

  8. For non - Koreans “Free Korean classes at KEC” • Around 100 adult students enrolled • Speech contest • Korean movie night • Cultural experiences • Outdoor activities • Scholarship program Timetable: Monday ~ Friday (Level 1 ~ Level 6) @ KEC lecture rooms From 6pm ~ 8pm students

  9. Thank you!! • You are more than welcome to inquire about establishing Korean classes in your school • www.nzkoreanedu.com • nzkoreaneducation@gmail.com

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