Intermediate 3A-3B

We offer a complimentary level test for you. Please reach out to us here! We'll send you the test promptly.

Our classes are live in-real time and interactive, where you will:

1. Language Proficiency: Become proficient in Hangul (Korean alphabet) and learn essential expressions.
2. Expert Instruction: Learn from highly trained Korean teachers with native pronunciation.
3. Structured Learning: Enjoy a well-organised and efficient curriculum designed for beginners.
4. Learning Resources: Access easy-to-use and free class materials, as well as free recordings (subject to terms and conditions).
5. Personalised Attention: Benefit from a small class size, with 3 to 6 students in a classroom (maximum 8), ensuring personalised attention and opportunities for active participation.
6. Flexibility: All classes are recorded, allowing you to review missed sessions or study at your own pace.
7. Cultural Insight: Immerse yourself in Korean culture with insights into etiquette, customs, and more as part of the curriculum.

When you enrol in our live online courses, here's what you can expect:

1. Confirmation Email: Shortly after your payment, you will receive a confirmation email to acknowledge your enrolment.
2. Class Materials: Your dedicated teacher will send you the necessary class materials in advance. These materials will help you follow along during the course.
3. Zoom Link: On the day before your course begins, you will receive a Zoom link via email. This link will grant you access to the live class sessions.
4. Preparation: We recommend printing out the materials provided before the class starts, ensuring you have everything you need for a seamless learning experience.
5. Tech Check: Please ensure your computer is equipped with a functioning camera and microphone, as these are essential for interactive participation in our live sessions.
6. Questions or Concerns: If you have any queries or concerns before the course starts, don't hesitate to reach out to us. We're here to assist you every step of the way! 🤔

As learning Korean with Romanisation definitely hurts your progress, if you really want to learn Korean language, it is must to learn reading Hangul. To tell you the truth, learning Hangul is pretty simple. Basically, it's almost impossible to design a simpler writing system than Hangul that would still work with the Korean language.