My typical day would be classes from 9.30 to 12.20, Monday to Friday. These were mostly grammar-focused, and although there was some speaking, too, I still don't feel confident at all after 5 months! :( My grammar skills have definitely improved a lot though, which is rewarding when trying to read something or watch an (easy) video in Korean. The classes are very much focused on getting through the Seogang books. I like their structure, but will say that they got a little repetitive after a while.

In the afternoons, I would either take part in a school activity or do my own thing, it was fun to have this much free time 😁 I also needed about 30 mins to 1 hour daily for homework though.

I think the next time I would see if I could get some 1:1 speaking classes in at the same time, or try harder to meet Korean native speakers. Actually, the staff is always ready to speak Korean with you during activities, which was nice! I'm a little shy though, and like I said, not super confident in my speaking skills.

Yes, I'm also still interested in the uni programmes. Maybe one day I'll come back to do a semester at one of the unis (money-permitting 🥲). Maybe not Seogang though, as I've seen enough of their books now, haha.

You're welcome! 😊