Established on March 10, 1984, CtCC Korean School, formerly known as Tempe Korean School, was founded by Korean graduate students in Arizona. The school’s mission is to teach the Korean language, promote Korean culture, and share God’s love with the community. Recognized as an overseas educational institution by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, CtCC Korean School offers a diverse curriculum encompassing language, culture, and history. Backed by a team of experienced educators, the school provides a nurturing environment for students of all levels to thrive.
Operating on a two-semester system, CtCC Korean School caters to students of varying proficiency levels, with an average enrollment of 130 students per semester. The school places a strong emphasis on continuous improvement, utilizing visual and audio aids to enhance the learning experience. The dedicated faculty at CtCC Korean School is passionate about imparting knowledge with care and commitment, fostering a supportive educational setting.
For individuals keen on learning Korean, CtCC Korean School offers beginner classes tailored for high school students and adults. Students are advised to bring their own water bottles as the school no longer provides cups. With a focus on holistic education and personalized attention, CtCC Korean School is devoted to empowering students to master the Korean language and gain a profound appreciation for Korean culture and heritage.
