Korean Speech Contest 2021
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Date: Sat. 26 June 2021 – 10:30 am
Venue: online zoom
Participants: Anyone not of Korean descent, must be over 18.
* Please also note that 1st prize winners from previous Korean Speech Contests cannot enter again, however, 2nd prize winners and runners-up from previous contests are welcome to apply.
- Group A: Those who have been taught regular Korean language for less than 180 hours
e.g.) who has studied up to Sejong Korean 3 level (Beginner-Pre-Intermediate) - Group B: Those who have been taught Korean language for over 180 hours
e.g.) who has studied above Sejong Korean 3 level (Intermediate-Advanced)
*If you are still unsure which Group you are eligible for, please contact soojin.kwon@kccuk.org.uk
Themes: Applicants can choose either:
(a) ‘interesting Korean culture that you recently discovered’ or
(b) ‘introducing your favourite Korean word’
Length of Speech: 2 minutes
*Please keep your speech time within this limit. We are encouraging you to finish your speech in the allotted time and if so, you will earn extra points.
Application Procedure
• Application Deadline: 12 June 2021, 5pm
• Required Documents: Application Form, short version of your draft Korean speech video (up to 1min)
• Application form/video upload here
*If you are a student of the University of Central Lancashire, please read carefully and fill in the GDPR form (download here) and send it to soojin.kwon@kccuk.org.uk
• For enrolment and further enquiries, please e-mail soojin.kwon@kccuk.org.uk
Available Spaces for the Contest: 20 successful applicants (10 for each group) will be contacted by e-mail by 17 June following the selection process
Contest Evaluation Criteria : Korean proficiency including pronunciation, grammar and expression, topic and content of theme, delivery of speech etc.
Awards
Gifts will be provided for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd positions of each group.
- 1st prize: LG Desktop monitor
- 2nd prize: Cuckoo Rice cooker
- 3rd prize: LG wireless earbuds
Competition Hosted by The Preston Sejong Institute and the Korean Cultural Centre UK.
