http://www.skyhomestayaustralia.com/homestay-accommodation/yonsei-kli-3-week-program Sat, 04 Feb 2012 12:17:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.skyhomestayaustralia.com/homestay-accommodation/yonsei-kli-3-week-program/comment-page-1#comment-641 Mojitos are Yummy Sun, 14 Feb 2010 12:57:59 +0000 http://www.skyhomestayaustralia.com/homestay-accommodation/yonsei-kli-3-week-program#comment-641 I went to the 5 week program last summer. Living in the dorms isn't too bad, although if they put you in the Muak dormitories instead of the International House, it's a good 20 minute walk to and from the KLI unless you can catch the shuttle bus. When in the dorms, they might group you with other students in your program. Most of the students in my program were Korean-American, and those who lived in the dorms mostly spoke English amongst each other. If you do a homestay or hasukjip, you might have a more authentic experience and have more opportunities to practice your Korean. The downside to that is you might have a long commute to and from the KLI, depending on where you stay.<br><b>References : </b><br> I went to the 5 week program last summer. Living in the dorms isn’t too bad, although if they put you in the Muak dormitories instead of the International House, it’s a good 20 minute walk to and from the KLI unless you can catch the shuttle bus. When in the dorms, they might group you with other students in your program. Most of the students in my program were Korean-American, and those who lived in the dorms mostly spoke English amongst each other. If you do a homestay or hasukjip, you might have a more authentic experience and have more opportunities to practice your Korean. The downside to that is you might have a long commute to and from the KLI, depending on where you stay.
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