Book Overview

Social Integration Program (KIIP) Korean Language and Culture is a comprehensive textbook designed for the Ministry of Justice’s Social Integration Program. This book is tailored for various immigrants, including married immigrants, workers, professional workers, international students, and children of mid-arrivals. It focuses on helping them integrate into Korean society by providing essential language and cultural knowledge.

Key Components

• Textbook & Workbook: The content aligns with the training requirements of the social integration program. The textbook encompasses a wide range of Korean language and cultural topics, while the workbook allows for review and practice.
• Teacher's Guide & Materials: These resources aid teachers in effectively delivering the course content, minimizing lesson preparation time, and adapting lessons to their classroom situations.
• Auxiliary Materials: These are specifically designed for different types of immigrants, enabling personalized learning.

Course Structure

Publisher's Note

Preface

Note

Textbook Scheme

Characters

Lessons Overview

• Lesson 1: Hello?
• Lesson 2: There is a Desk in the Room
• Lesson 3: Learn Korean
• Lesson 4: Mr. Rahman Goes to the Restaurant
• Lesson 5: Today is May 5th
• Lesson 6: I Work from 9 to 6
• Lesson 7: Please Give Me Some Kimchi Stew
• Lesson 8: Buy a Toothbrush and Toothpaste
• Lesson 9: I Met a Friend Last Weekend
• Review 1
• Lesson 10: My Father is Good at Cooking
• Lesson 11: Give Flowers to Your Parents on Parents’ Day
• Lesson 12: What are You Going to Do This Vacation?
• Lesson 13: Let’s Go to the Airport by Bus
• Lesson 14: Shall We Meet at 7pm?
• Lesson 15: The Weather is Really Hot Today
• Lesson 16: I Have a Stomachache so I’m Going to the Hospital
• Lesson 17: Don’t Take Pictures
• Lesson 18: Living in Korea is a Little Difficult but Fun
• Review 2

Additional Resources

• Model Answer
• Listening Passage
• Index

Publisher Review

Unit Features

• Unit Introduction: Each unit begins with 'Title-Topic-Learning Content' to guide understanding.
• Vocabulary & Grammar: Topics are related to vocabulary and expressions, integrating learning content with simple practice problems for vocabulary and clear, diagrammed grammar explanations.
• Speaking & Listening: Focuses on practical conversation skills, both structured and free-form, with relevant listening exercises.
• Reading & Writing: Includes a variety of texts and writing exercises that mirror reading content, enhancing comprehension and writing skills.
• Pronunciation: Special attention is given to difficult pronunciations with repeated practice.
• Culture & Information: Discusses Korean culture related to the unit topics, supported by visual materials and activities for an intercultural approach.