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Demand to learn Korean is increasing across Australia

Published 5 February 2024, 4:27 am
Demand to learn the Korean language is growing in Australia with experts linking the surge in interest to the global popularity of Korean culture like K-pop, K-drama and K movies. Enrolments for both school-aged students and adults are trending upwards, with people from all backgrounds embracing the joy and challenge of learning a new language.
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