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Discover the Language & Culture of Korea   

Do you want to understand K-pop lyrics, watch K-dramas without subtitles, or plan an unforgettable trip to Korea? Or are you simply eager to explore Korean language and culture? Join me on this exciting journey!

In Korean 121, you will build a solid foundation in the Korean language and culture through practical, interactive lessons. Designed for complete beginners, this course guides you through reading and writing Hangeul, introducing yourself, describing daily routines, and navigating directions. You’ll also master Korean numbers to confidently order food and handle payments at cafes and restaurants! Along with essential daily expressions for real-life conversations, you will gain fascinating insights into modern Korean culture.

• Dates: 9/23/2026 – 12/10/2026
• Days: Online Asynchronous 
• Instructor: Seonah Min

This course can be taken for non-credit or for college credits.  

• 5 Credit Korean 121 is perfect for high school Running Start students seeking dual credits for language requirements. Information and registration links here: World Languages Department | Shoreline Community College. 
• For non-credit, register here: Discover the Language & Culture of Korea

Seonah Min is a Korean language instructor at Shoreline College. Born and raised in Korea, she brings an authentic, natural command of standard Korean and deep cultural insight to her teaching. She is passionate about creating engaging, supportive learning experiences that help students build practical communication skills and discover the richness of Korean culture. Outside the classroom, she enjoys practicing Pilates, exploring the beautiful PNW outdoors, and taking walks with her dog, whom she brought with her from Korea.

Check out the other credit and non-credit languages offerings at Shoreline this Fall: Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese and Korean!”  Links to registration and details are here for credit: World Languages Department | Shoreline Community College and for non-credit, register here : Languages, Wine & Travel

Check out the Continuing Education catalog to see all the exciting non-credit classes we have planned for Fall.

• Art: Ornamental Woodcarving, Drawing & Painting, Weaving, Mosaics
• Languages: French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish
• AI, Business & Creative Writing 
• Health & Wellness
• World of Sparkling Wines
• Music Instruction
• Travel 

You can also follow us on social media for the most current info!

Contact continuing-ed@shoreline.edu or Suzanne Gugger if you have questions. 

Do you have an instrument gathering dust at home and want to play with a fun community band again with our new College Band Director Erin Keeton-Howard?  Or are you excited to sing in a choir with Anjali Chudasama in the lovely new Bracken building?  

Shoreline Concert Band is held on the Shoreline College campus during Fall, Winter & Spring quarters. We welcome current students and community members age 16+. No audition required. 3+ years experience preferred. The group will perform a variety of repertoire including traditional wind band literature, contemporary works from current and emerging composers, transcriptions, and popular music with consideration given to representing artists of diverse backgrounds and identities.

Rehearsals are Monday evenings 7:00 – 9:00 pm in the #8000 Bracken building. Performances are typically scheduled at the end of the academic quarter. Contact Director Erin Keeton-Howard at: ekeeton-howard@shoreline.edu. 

Chorale Mixed voice ensemble is open to the community and to college students seeking credit. Chorale is held during Fall, Winter & Spring quarters, 12:30-2:00 pm Monday & Wednesday afternoons in the #8000 Bracken Building. Styles include classical, jazz, pop, folk, and world music. A short placement check will be performed in the first week of class to determine section placement. Performances are scheduled every quarter. For students 16+ and adults of all ages! Contact Director Anjali Chudasama at: achudasama@shoreline.edu.

Both courses can be taken for 2 academic credits if you contact Enrollment Services, or register for non-credit through Continuing Education. Bios for Erin and Anjali are linked to the Continuing Education courses.