Language Barriers and Academic Concerns The Growing Language Proficiency Gap South Korean universities are facing a significant challenge with international students lacking adequate language skills to succeed in their academic programs. According to recent government data, more than half of international students pursuing degrees in Korea do not possess sufficient Korean or English proficiency to … Read more
40s Generation at the Forefront Mental Health Emergency Reaches Critical Point South Korea faces an unprecedented mental health crisis as suicide rates climb to their highest levels in over a decade. The latest government statistics reveal that intentional self-harm has surpassed cancer as the leading cause of death among people in their 40s, marking a … Read more
From Chinese Characters to Hangeul-Only Approach Introduction to Hangeul Day Reflection October 9th marks Hangeul Day, the world’s only public holiday dedicated to celebrating a writing system. This year brings a significant shift in linguistic perspective, particularly regarding the role of Chinese characters in Korean language education. 10월 9일은 한글날로, 문자 체계를 기념하는 세계 유일의 … Read more
Growing Numbers, Declining Standards South Korean universities are experiencing a significant challenge as international student enrollment surges while language proficiency requirements continue to weaken. The latest government data reveals a troubling trend that could impact the quality of higher education in Korea. 한국 대학들이 국제학생 등록률이 급증하는 가운데 언어 능력 요구사항이 지속적으로 약화되면서 심각한 도전에 … Read more
The Psychology Behind Self-Care Literature Introduction: The Rise of Therapeutic Reading Culture Korean readers are increasingly turning to “healing essays” for emotional comfort. These pastel-covered books filled with encouraging phrases have transformed the publishing landscape since 2018. 한국의 독자들이 감정적 위안을 위해 ‘힐링 에세이’를 점점 더 찾고 있습니다. 격려의 문구로 가득한 파스텔 색상의 책들이 2018년 … Read more