Part 2 of study plan After Arriving in Korea

After Arriving in Korea
Korean Language: When I arrive in Korea, I'll dive into the intensive Korean language program offered by the GKS scholarship. This program promises rigorous language training, and I'm eager to make the most of it to become fluent. I'll also join language exchange programs with Korean students, which will help me practice conversational Korean and feel more at home both academically and socially.I plan to use Korean as much as possible in my daily life, whether I'm shopping, dining out, or commuting. This everyday practice will help me fully immerse myself in the language. On top of that, I'll take additional Korean classes focused on legal terminology, which will be vital for my studies and my future career in law.

English Language: In Korea, I'll keep my English skills sharp by joining English-speaking study groups at the university. I'll continue reading legal texts in English and compare them with Korean legal texts to grasp the nuances of both languages. Writing research papers in English and getting feedback from my professors will further hone my legal writing skills.I'll also participate in international moot court competitions conducted in English. These will give me practical experience and boost my advocacy skills. By engaging in these activities, I'll ensure my English proficiency remains strong and relevant to my future career in law.

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Goal and future Plan Gks scholarship

Goal of Study

My goal is to gain a comprehensive understanding of the Korean legal system and comparative law. This knowledge will help me contribute to legal reforms and advocate for justice in my home country.

Detailed Study Plan

I will begin with an intensive Korean language program to prepare for my academic courses. I will take foundational courses in Korean law and international law. Participating in activities like moot court and legal clinics will help me gain practical experience.I will focus on specialized legal courses and, if possible, internships at legal firms or NGOs in Korea to gain hands-on experience. I will also start my research on comparative law.I will continue with advanced legal courses and aim to publish my research findings. Attending international legal conferences and seminars, if available, will help me stay updated and network with professionals.I will complete my thesis on the impact of Korean legal practices. Preparing for the bar exam in my home country will be a priority, along with networking with legal professionals to secure post-graduation opportunities.

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Okay. there is a huge, glaring problem with your application. You are planning to study Korean Law, which will definitely not be applicable in your home country of Ghana. The simple reason your application will not work is because Ghana has a different constitutional system, and therefore, a different legal system from Korea. Law should be studied where you plan to practice it specifically because of the uniqueness of each country's legal framework. Regardless of your honesty in wishing to study Korean law, you cannot single-handedly change the Ghanian law system and turn it into a Korean one. That is not how it works. You cannot study Korean law then hope to get licensed in Ghana. You will have to study law all over again to even be considered as a BAR exam taker. Your application will not pass GKS consideration. Chang your choice of course. One that could apply to both countries would work best and be more believable for your application.