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200-hour intensive course

Practise listening, speaking, reading and writing together to build study habits before arrival and foundations for life and learning in Korea.

200hours

Example schedule: 10 weeks × 20 hours/week = 200 hours. Start dates, timetables and delivery format are confirmed when enrollment opens.

Who is this course for?

For learners preparing everyday and classroom participation skills alongside foundational TOPIK study. Assignments and additional practice are adjusted after a level check.

Learning goals

  • Listen to and read information on familiar topics and express it briefly
  • Make a study plan, ask classroom questions and write short assignments
  • Learn TOPIK I task types and revise using feedback

Lessons and activities by hours

200 hours in total. Each module combines explanation, practice and feedback.

0120 hours

Level check & foundation review

Review Hangeul, pronunciation and basic expressions, then set individual revision goals.

0250 hours

Core vocabulary, grammar & sentence development

Build sentences about life and learning, adding details about time, reasons and plans.

0340 hours

Everyday listening & speaking

Identify and explain times, places and reasons in listening material, and ask follow-up questions when something is unclear.

0440 hours

Reading, writing & study tasks

Read school notices to prepare a schedule and keep a one-week study journal.

0530 hours

TOPIK I task types & learning strategies

Work through sample listening and reading tasks, explain correct and incorrect answers, and plan revision.

0620 hours

Life & study adjustment project and assessment

Present a plan for your first week in Korea and apply what you learned in a role-play asking for information.

How should I study each day?

Recommended independent study: 30–60 minutes on class days. Review vocabulary, repeat short listening tasks, and record speech or practise writing. Use errors and feedback to adjust the following week’s plan. Independent study is additional.

Progress checks and feedback

Proposed assessment: assignments/portfolio 25%, listening/reading 30%, speaking 25%, writing 20%. Compare progress at the start, midpoint and end. TOPIK practice results are not official test scores.

Discuss a study schedule that fits you

Tell us your current Korean level, planned intake and available study days. We will confirm delivery format, fees and possible start dates.

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