Winter quarter for Adroit College's Korean Language and Culture program will begin on January 7th. The registration deadline is December 30th, but we are offering an early registration discount of $10 for students registering by December 15th.

We are also offering a refer a friend discount of 10% or $30 if you recruit a friend to register for a Korean Language and Culture course.

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Interested in learning more about Joyful Korean School? Come to our open house and learn how your child can learn Korean in an exciting, fun environment.

Date and Time: November 16 (Friday) 4:30 p.m.
Place: Living Water Baptist Church
(295 Autrey St. Milpitas, CA - HWY 880 Dixon Landing exit)

October 27, 2007 (Saturday) 7:00 p.m.
Adroit College, Conference Room
1851 McCarthy Blvd. Milpitas, CA 95035

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Based on the novel by North Korean writer Hong Suk Joong, Hwang Jin Yi tells the story of a 16th-century geisha with the mindset of a modern 21st-century woman. Raised as an aristocrat in an era when class status dictated one's destiny, Jin Yi (Song Hye Kyo) discovers a shocking secret about her birth: she was born in the lower class. After much thought, she gives up her aristocratic status and becomes a geisha. She spends her first night with a man named Nom Yi (Yoo Ji Tae, Old Boy), and gradually falls for him. Though she is constantly surrounded by an entourage of aristocratic men showering her with gifts and admiration, Jin Yi lives a solitary life of tragic isolation. She finds herself traveling a bumpy road, faced with a dilemma that will alter her destiny forever.

Adroit College is proud to annouce the opening of our East Bay Campus on October 1st, 2007. Our main campus will still be located in Milpitas, but for convenience of our students in the East Bay, Korean Language and Culture Classes will also be held in Pleasanton. The new campus will be located at 4900 Hopyard Rd. #100, Pleasanton, CA. Beginning 1 to Advanced 2 will be offered with a minimum number of 3 students in each class. We look forward to seeing you at our new East Bay Branch. Please e-mail us at

July 28, 2007 (Saturday) 7:30 p.m.
Adroit College, Conference Room
1851 McCarthy Blvd. Milpitas, CA 95035

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2006 was an important year for Gam Woo Sung and Kim Su Ro. Though Lee Jun Ki may have acquired more screaming fans, it was Gam Woo Sung who went home with the Best Actor statuette at the 43rd Daejong Awards for his jester role in King and The Clown. Kim Su Ro, meanwhile, finally found leading man status and box office success with the quirky hit comedy Vampire Copy Ricky. These two versatile actors, following their previous collaboration in the 2005 comedy A Bold Family, team up again in 2007 for Big Bang. At the helm is Park Jeong Woo, director of Dance with the Wind and screenwriter of Attack the Gas Station and Break Out. With such a talented trio of names, expectations are high, and the film delivers with a Big Bang. A kinetic action comedy of errors, Big Bang is filled with chaotic energy, high-speed chases and shootouts, and the kind of sharp, biting social satire that Park Jeong Woo has become known for. Sealing the package is of course Gam Woo Sung and Kim Su Ro, whose screen chemistry and dynamic performances alone place the film a cut above the rest.