(Seoul Global Center) Ever wished Seoul's Korean-language notices were a little easier to decode? A new program at Seoul Global Center is offering foreign residents and students a chance to practice Korean using the kind of city information they actually need in daily life.The classes will use articles from "Nae Sonane Seoul," which literally means "Seoul in My Hands," the Seoul city government's official communication platform covering city policies, services, events and everyday information.Classes will be held every Thursday from Sept. 3 to 17, from 4 to 5:30 p.m., at Seoul Global Center in Jongno-gu.The course will cover topics such as transport cards, reservations for public facilities, seasonal festivals and nighttime programs at Han River parks.Another session will focus on welfare and administrative support for foreign residents, including government policies and services available through global centers.Participants will also take part in practical exercises based on the articles, such as making reservations, checking notices and following application procedures.The program is limited to eight participants, and TOPIK Level 3 or higher is recommended.Applications close at 6 p.m. Aug. 28. Selected participants will be notified individually by text message on Aug. 31.Quick Info Program dates: Sept. 3, 10 and 17, from 4 to 5:30 p.m.