Solo traveller for the first time

Destination : South Korea

I'd been travel to South Korea for the first time since 2011 right away after I finish my Diploma study. Been here alone really challenged me as a solo traveller, a 21st years old asian girl and as a muslim. For the first time I've been here there's nothing more I want except for quite my job (at that time I'm still doing it). I realise working its not fun then I just go travel here in Seoul. On words, after a month travelling I try to ask is there any possible for me to get an scholarship for furthering my study in Korea. Plus I do admit that I like the safety here and the convenient provided in Korea. Then after a month I'm back to Malaysia and working plus still searching applying all scholarship or school in Korea. At the moment I just wanna quit my work badly. LOL. After 3 month I go back to Korea as a student and a traveller. 

And my journey just begin....

I will share in other post later on. I kept the memories too long and too many. Its time to share but not now. See ya!

This is me and I love autumn the most!!! 

Study Abroad in Korea

This post will be a little bit different compared to other post. Usually my post will be more into travel experience. But for this one I will share about words that u need to know when study in South Korea school. For information, I shared all my experience in South Korea as a student in wordpress blog. Just click here for direct link to my blog as a student in South Korea at Korea National University of Arts [K'ARTS] in TV Broadcasting.  

So, here's the word u need to know when entering university in South Korea. It's a common word in school among students. And this post related with this link post. For any further u can leave a comment below. 

• 강의실 [kangaesil] : lecturing class

• 휴강 [hyoogang] : no class. ur professor not coming to class

• 출석 [chulseok] : attendance

• 과제 [kwajae] : assignment

• 보고서 [bogosa] : report. but usually they will say report.

• 발표 [balpyo] : presentation

• 이론 [eron] : theory

• 실습 [silseb] : practical

• 조교 [jogyo] : tutor. If u heard others back word for jogyo. Such as 님[nim] for people and 실[sil] for room.

• 강의계획서 [kangaekyehekseo] : list or itinerary of ur study for the whole semester class. Usually will pass up to student or be shown in early class so u can prepared for exam etc.

  
  

  Everyone who'd like to further study in Korea. If you want to ask anything about Korean culture or school system just email me at hudzye@naver.com . I will openly answer any question and help as far as I can. Thank you for stop by. ^^