Purpose

  • To understand Korean life, culture and language
  • To share useful teaching methods, resources and classroom management ideas
  • To examine the English curriculum and textbooks of Korean schools and find the most effective ways to teach
  • To improve teaching skills through lesson planning or presentation

Period

About 10 days at the end of February or August (Twice a year)

Place

University facilities

Participants

EPIK Teachers who will start to teach English from March 1st or September 1st of the year

Program (Sample)

Day Contents Extra Activities
1 Arrival at Incheon Airport & Registration
2 Preparation & Opening Ceremony Welcome Dinner
3~4 Morning Session: Medical Check up & Class meeting
Afternoon Session:
Lectures: Life as an EPIK Teacher, Classroom Management
Understanding Cultural Differences, Task Based Learning
Korean Classes & Movies
5 Field Trip: Korean Cultural Experiences
6 English Teaching Skills: Listening/Speaking/Reading/Writing Korean Classes & Movie
7 Elementary & Secondary English Education in Korea
Exploring Korea, How to teach Pronunciation
8 How to Co-teach, Teaching Songs & Chants
Model Classes. Making Lesson Plans
Preparation for Presentations
9 Lesson Plan and Presentation, Meeting with POE(Provincial Office of
Education) Supervisors
Korean Traditional Music & Dance Performances
10 Questionnaire & Closing Ceremony
Escorted to Each POE