Daekyo Caihong Launches 'Daekyo Language Square,' a Specialized Foreign Language Learning Space for Adults

On the 3rd, Daekyo Caihong announced the launch of "Daekyo Language Square," a specialized learning space where adults can focus on studying foreign languages such as English, Japanese, and Spanish.

The new space is an expansion and reorganization of Daekyo’s existing Chinese language-focused learning area, "Caihong Square," transforming it into a facility dedicated to various foreign languages. Leveraging Daekyo's expertise in language education, the program offers tailored premium learning experiences for each student.

The center features highly qualified instructors, including native or near-native speakers, who will provide customized curricula based on the learner's needs. Students can also opt for one-on-one or small group lessons for more personalized instruction.

In addition, Daekyo Language Square offers private learning spaces for students to focus on their language studies. The center will also host global experience events, such as "Potluck Parties," to provide opportunities for learners to immerse themselves in different cultures and practice their language skills through interaction.

The curriculum is carefully designed to cater to all levels, from phonics to advanced conversation and exam preparation. Personalized consultations are available to help students choose lessons suited to their specific needs, including daily conversation, business communication, study abroad preparation, and industry-specific language courses.

Daekyo Language Square will open its first branch in Busan, with plans to expand to 21 locations across the country. The service also includes online lessons, corporate training, and group sessions. For more details, individuals can visit the Daekyo Caihong website.

A Daekyo Caihong representative stated, "We launched this service to offer highly personalized foreign language learning for busy professionals and study abroad candidates. We hope learners can make the most of their time in this specialized space and enjoy effective and engaging language learning."


Reporter: Kwon Hyung-jin (jinny@news1.kr)