AS 91142 · 5 credits · Internal
Writing Korean
Write a variety of text types in Korean to convey information, ideas, and opinions in genuine contexts
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You need to write different types of Korean texts (like emails, blog posts, letters, messages) that actually convey real information, ideas, and opinions in realistic situations. Your writing should be well-organised, match the purpose and audience, and demonstrate solid Korean language skills.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Write at least 2–3 different text types in Korean (e.g., formal letter, informal email, opinion piece, social media post)
- ·Show clear communication of information, ideas, or opinions using appropriate vocabulary and grammar
- ·Organise your writing in a culturally and linguistically appropriate format and style for the intended audience
- ·Use real-life or realistic contexts for your writing tasks—avoid artificial or made-up situations
- ·Demonstrate that you can edit and improve your work through drafting and reworking
You write a variety of text types in Korean that communicate information, ideas, and opinions in genuine contexts, despite minor inconsistencies in spelling, formatting, or language choices.
Your writing is convincing and develops ideas well, with generally credible content; you select language and features that fit the purpose and audience, and inconsistencies don't significantly stop communication.