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Busan Foundation for International Activities is hosting a set of cultural programs on different cultures from July 4.
Each of the 10 week courses will be run by a volunteer lecturer from a foreign country who will introduce their culture and traditions, including a cooking course.
The programs are available for 10 different cultures with six in English and the rest in Korean. Most courses are on weekday evenings or afternoons but the cooking classes will be on Saturdays.
Classes will run at the Busan Global Center and applications can be made via the BFIA’s website at www.bfia.or.kr until Friday.
There is a limit of one course per person and details of the times each course runs at and which cultures are available is also available on the website.
For enquiries contact Kim Hyo-jeong at (051) 668-7906 or fab4@dreamwiz.com.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
Each of the 10 week courses will be run by a volunteer lecturer from a foreign country who will introduce their culture and traditions, including a cooking course.
The programs are available for 10 different cultures with six in English and the rest in Korean. Most courses are on weekday evenings or afternoons but the cooking classes will be on Saturdays.
Classes will run at the Busan Global Center and applications can be made via the BFIA’s website at www.bfia.or.kr until Friday.
There is a limit of one course per person and details of the times each course runs at and which cultures are available is also available on the website.
For enquiries contact Kim Hyo-jeong at (051) 668-7906 or fab4@dreamwiz.com.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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