Sanghee L.

Beginner level (초급)** Timeline (Each lesson lasts for 50 mins)You can plan the frequency of lessons based on the initial guide below:In order to complete the Beginner Level, you are required to take 90 class hours and spend extra self-study time doing h/w and revising.If you take a 1-hour lesson per week, it’ll take about 2 years to complete the level. For 2-hour lessons per week, it’ll take about 1 year. For a 3-hour lesson per week, it’ll take about 7-8 months.** Textbook information-The textbook will be chosen from the list after a trial lesson.a. Sejong Korean (Hanguel)b. Sejong Korean Conversation 1&2c. KIIP (for Immigration Exam)d. Reference: Korean Grammar in Use (Beginner)

You can also choose to learn Korean through free style conversation instead of following the textbook.We can pick any conversation topics depending on your interests. I will teach you how to make long sentences, speak more fluently with appropriate intonations.

I taught fun and easy Korean to Singaporean secondary school students. I teach young students ranging from casual form known as 반말 because it is the easiest to learn and sounds the most friendly. We will enjoy learning Korean with many interesting study materials that I have created such as flash cards, games, illustrations, and songs.

Intermediate and Advanced Levels (중급과 고급)** Timeline (Each lesson lasts for 50 mins)You can plan the frequency of lessons based on the initial guide below:1. Intermediate Level (중급)After Beginner Level, you will be continuing to Intermediate Level. Unlike Beginner Level, you’ll need to spend over 90 hours and put more effort in studying. Depending on the student, the study timeline may vary but you can still reference to the timeline of the beginner level.We will also discuss whether we will start to practice academic writing for the TOPIK test from Intermediate Level. You can also choose to learn Korean through free style conversation instead of following the textbook.** Textbook informationa. Sejong Korean Conversation 3&4b. All about Writing Korean Sentencesc. KIIP level 3&4d. Reference : Korean Grammar in Use (Intermediate)2. Advanced Level (고급)Since you might have a strong preference of the way you learn Korean, we can discuss about it.

I taught common terms and expressions to Singapore Airline flight attnendants to assist passengers transiting between South Korea and other countries.In my lesson, we will primarily learn formal form (~니다/니까?/시오/시다) and practice conversing in different situations such as in a job interview, making a contract, negotiating salary, announcing resignation and writing a professional email.

I have taught numerous students preparing for a TOPIK test. I'll give you the essential guide about the exam. Then, you will learn how to approach each question. The writing part is the most difficult for students. You will learn how to write using the written form. Eventually, you will learn how to form an extended essay.