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[School Activities] Helping Vietnamese staff-Teaching Korean for travel

From 13th March to 30th March, my classmates and I taught Korean (for travel) to Vietnamese staffs. In total, we have had six lessons. The first three lessons were used for teaching essential Korean words and sentences. The second three lessons were used for teaching and providing some useful tips for the travel in Korea.

Although six lessons were not perfect as what the academy would have prepared, I hope Vietnamese staffs found these lessons were useful and enjoyable!

Special thanks to: Ms.Yoon Hee Ha, Jennifer Oh, Yujeong Heo, Yu Bin Lee and Rachel Kang!
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