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Structure and Fees for IBEC Programs       

                              

 

Structure

• 3 IBEC programs

• Level 1 IB Workshop (Recommended - extra costs)

• Level 2&3 IB DP or PYP or MYP Workshop (Recommended - extra costs)


REQUIRED COURSES for IB DP: Total 8 credits

  • Teaching & Learning in the IB Programmes (2)
  • Building Professional Learning Communities (2)                             
  • DP Curriculum Design & Delivery (2) 
  • Assessment for Learning in the DP (2)                                                     


REQUIRED COURSES for IB PYP: Total 8 credits

  • Teaching & Learning in the IB Programmes (2)
  • Building Professional Learning Communities (2)                             
  • PYP Curriculum processes (2) 
  • Assessment & Learning in the PYP (2)                                                             

REQUIRED COURSES for IB MYP: Total 8 credits

  • Teaching & Learning in the IB Programmes (2)
  • Building Professional Learning Communities (2)                             
  • MYP Curriculum processes (2) 
  • Assessment & Learning in the MYP (2)                                                               

LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION

  • Choice of Language: English or Korean (* The English course will be offered if the required number of participants is met.)

MINIMUM TIME TO COMPLETE PROGRAM

  • 2 semesters (12 months) for CERTIFICATE PROGRAM


MODE OF DELIVERY (HYBRID)    

  • Spring Semester
    • Online-synchronous: March ~ June, Every Monday evening to Friday evening, or Saturday morning (Total 15 weeks)
    • Face-to-Face: Last week of July to First week of August (Total 4 days)
  • Fall Semester
    • Online-synchronous: September ~ December, Every Monday evening to Friday evening, or Saturday morning (Total 15 weeks) 
    • Face-to-Face: First two weekends of January (Total 4 days)

                                                       

Fees

₩ 2,500,000 per semester



                                   


    

PROCEDURE TO RECEIVE THE IBEC CERTIFICATE FROM IB

HGU’s IB Educator Certificate program has been fully recognized by the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO). Upon completion of ALL four courses that comprise the IBEC program, students can submit a request for the official IBEC to the IBO. In order to receive the IBEC from the IB Organization, students will need to submit a form (IB certificate in teaching and learning registration) to the IBO via the email address in the form. Fees for the certificate which are paid directly to the IBO are separate from any fees to Handong Global University for the IBEC program.

IBEC ASSESSMENT POLICY

All assessment approaches are based on IB principles and practices to make sure that it is meaningful, fair and in the best interest of the students with the intent of developing students through a holistic program of study.

                       

Correlated to all IB programmes, authentic assessment of open-mindedness, perspective thinking and intercultural understanding will be highly valued and upheld. 

Assessments are any tasks completed by students to demonstrate their ability. 


Two types of assessment approaches will be used in the IBEC program:

Formative - assessment for learning

Summative - assessment of learning

                                               

Formative assessment will aim to provide detailed feedback on the nature of the students' strengths and weaknesses, so that they can further develop their capabilities.

                       


For the instructor, formative assessment will be used to inform them for future teaching of the knowledge, skills and understanding that students have yet to develop, rather than measuring the level of students' achievement. This may be evident through the guide or support of the instructor during class discussions and/or direct interactions, and the modifications the instructor may make throughout the course of study.


                   

Summative assessment will aim to measure what the students can do or achieve, demonstrating the completion of a task or the course. While formative assessment measures ‘why’ the students do something, summative assessment will measure whether they did it correctly.

                                                       

   

A range of assessment tools will be used, which include but are not limited to exam papers, short essays or research essays, written assignments, oral interviews, investigations, group projects, reflective journals, fieldwork projects and/or oral presentations that will be completed by candidates at various times under various conditions during their course.                       

Grading will adhere to the standard guidelines and policies of Handong Global University, with the exception of the 'Recompletion' provision.


Grading

The grading will be based on the extent to which the student has met the criteria and demonstrated performance excellence.


Grades

Score(%)

Grade Point

Grades

Score(%)

Grade Point

A+

95-10a0

4.5

C0

70-74

2.0

A0

90-94

4.0

D+

65-59

1.5

B+

85-89

3.5

D0

60-64

1.0

B0

80-84

3.0

F

Less than 60

0

C+

75-79

2.5




Grades

Score(%)

Grade Point

PD(Pass with Distinction)

90 or Above


P

More than 70


F

Less than 70


ACADEMIC INTEGRITY

Handong Global University is a learning community that fosters the pursuit of knowledge and the transmission of ideas within a context that emphasizes a sense of responsibility for oneself, for others and for society at large. Violations of academic integrity, in any of their forms, are, therefore, detrimental to the values of Handong, to the students’ own development as responsible members of society, and to the pursuit of knowledge and the transmission of ideas. Violations include but are not limited to the following categories: cheating; plagiarism; fabrication; falsification or sabotage of research data; destruction or misuse of the university’s academic resources; alteration or falsification of academic records; and academic misconduct. Conduct that is punishable under the Academic Integrity Policy could result in additional disciplinary actions by other university officials and possible civil or criminal prosecution.