What we do

Pre-departure Program:
Before coming to Korea, you will learn about Korean culture and language in advance. The main content includes customary behaviors, thoughts, social structures, Korean pronunciation, and research on tourist destinations. With the help of an instructor, you will invest minimal time to achieve maximum results. Although the learning process is short, you will gain enough skills to enjoy a safe and fun trip to Korea on your own, even if you are not at an expert level.

Study on board Program:
By learning to read Korean on your flight to Korea, you will be able to read signs, street advertisements, restaurant menus, and public transportation guides upon arrival. With an investment of just 6 to 10 hours, you can transform from a tourist who knows no Korean into a savvy traveler who can freely enjoy Korean street food and navigate public transportation with ease.

Post arrival Program:
Upon arriving in Korea, we recommend spending at least 48 hours living like a local. Speak only Korean, savor delicious Korean food, and explore traditional markets, underground shopping centers, and street food stalls—places where you can meet as many locals as possible. Immerse yourself in their everyday lives, engage in conversations, and experience their culture firsthand. Use the Korean you have learned to converse with locals, and in the evenings, receive one-on-one feedback on your expressions, pronunciation, attitude, and behavior.

6.Consulting for Korean School Establishment

4. Lunch & Learn in Seoul

Publishing:
We publish a wide range of textbooks for learning Korean.

Tutoring:
One-on-one practical lessons for improving speaking skills and theoretical lessons for pronunciation rules

1.Before leaving for Korea

2.While flying to Korea

3.After arriving in Korea

Curriculum Development:
We offer consultation and program development for organizations looking to teach the Korean language and culture. Our structured curriculum is designed to educate individuals interested in working for Korean companies, studying in Korea, or conducting research on Korean culture. The curriculum covers a wide range of topics, including the Korean alphabet (consonants, vowels, and s), syllable structure, reading, listening, pronunciation rules, comparison between written and spoken language, sentence structure, conversation, daily culture, as well as traditional customs and behaviors in Korea.

7.Korea Nexus Integrator

KNI is Aero Learner’s International School Establishment Division, supporting the creation of educational institutions in Africa dedicated to teaching the Korean language and culture. We offer services such as curriculum development, the creation of textbooks and teaching aids, training on instructional methods, and education for Korean language instructors. Students' proficiency is assessed through the Speaking Proficiency Test (SPT). Although it is not accredited by any official organization, it has sufficient qualifications to objectively verify the test takers' Korean language proficiency. The test takes 3 days to complete, as it requires practical demonstrations by the test takers.

5.Publishing and Private Tutoring

Learn Korean over Lunch:
Books can teach you grammar, but real-life situations require more. In our sessions, you’ll learn practical Korean phrases, cultural tips, and insider knowledge that you simply can’t get from a textbook. Whether it’s ordering food, navigating the subway, or chatting with locals, you’ll feel confident and prepared for your travels. Join us, and make your trip to Korea more memorable by gaining the skills and confidence to connect with the people and culture.

Contact Us

Reach out to us for tips on learning Korean while flying to Korea. We’re here to help you navigate the culture and language!

mail: letoinfor@gmail.com

Tel: +82-10-3373-7747
Richard Lee

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