KOREAN 301 KIDS - SATURDAY 12-1PM

Class Description

KPOP Korean 301 – For Kids Who Love KPOP and Want to Speak Korean In partnership with Eulogia Studio, this dynamic class introduces children to the Korean language through the exciting world of KPOP. Eulogia is not just a dance studio—it’s a full KPOP artist preparation center, offering training in singing, dancing, acting, and now, language education. Our KPOP Korean program is designed for students who dream big and are passionate about Korean pop culture. This is not a traditional language class. KPOP Korean 101 is a highly interactive and engaging experience, taught by professional performers and educators who specialize in both Korean language and the entertainment industry. Our instructors are fluent in Korean and trained in voice, acting for film and TV, and stage performance. They are deeply connected to Korean pop culture and bring that passion into every lesson. Whether your child is mimicking their favorite idols or dreaming of one day becoming a performer themselves, this class gives them the linguistic foundation to connect with KPOP on a deeper level. Students will learn to read and write in Hangul, build vocabulary, and begin speaking simple Korean through songs, scene work, games, and cultural immersion. We offer two program formats: Academic Year Program (September – May): Weekly sessions that follow the school calendar, building consistent language skills throughout the year, with three levels available. Summer Intensive: A focused, high-energy experience for students who want to dive deeper during school break, with three levels available. Acting in Korean for kids, who are more fluent in Korean language. This course is perfect for kids ages 6–13 who are curious about the Korean language and eager to express themselves through music, acting, and performance. Whether they are beginners or have had some exposure to Korean, this class will help them grow in confidence, creativity, and communication. Classes are held in person at 📍Eulogia Studio in Koreatown, Los Angeles. Spots are limited to ensure small group attention.