Admissions Common Doubts VII of XI
My English isn’t strong. Can I still be involved?
The short answer: Yes. Our administrator speaks with parents in Korean, and you can follow your child’s work without reading a word of Latin.
Classes are taught in English, because the AP exam and the international contests are in English. But a parent does not need English to choose a course, ask a question, or follow her child’s progress.
Our administrator speaks with parents in Korean, by phone or on KakaoTalk, about courses, schedules, tuition, and anything else. Most parents prefer it.
You can also see the work. Your child’s Google Classroom holds every recording, every assignment, and every grade. At the end of each term, you receive a report card. Contest results, when they come, are announced by name.
If you would like to speak with the teacher himself, you are always welcome to, in English, over Zoom.
A doubt we have not answered? Ask it in fifteen free minutes, in English or in Korean.
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