Korean with INSOO M.

An important virtue as a teacher is to quickly find out what your students need. And to apply it well in class. I have developed the skills needed as a teacher through a variety of experiences. I majored in Accounting in college and completed my MBA. I worked for a long time at a Korean securities firm including Samsung, and came to the United States in 2006. In 2006, I found out that there was no Korean language school in Charlottesville, Virginia, where I live. So, I established a Korean language school myself, and I have been working as a teacher and principal until now. I also worked as a Korean language instructor at a language school in my neighborhood, and I have taught many students from adults to children both online and offline. Most of the students who thought Korean was difficult before learning Korean with me say the following after taking my class. Students say that through my Korean classes, they understand what the Korean language is, know the difference between Korean and English, and learn Korean more easily. If you want to have the same experience, I hope you will learn Korean with me, who has a lot of experience.