Course OverviewIntroduction to TOPIK I Level 1 (Objectives, Skills Required) Understanding the TOPIK Exam Format Study Plan to Master Basic Vocabulary, Grammar, Reading, and Listening Skills
Learning Essential Vocabulary for Everyday Life (e.g., greetings, family, numbers, time, weather, food) Focus on Common Nouns, Verbs, and Adjectives Used in Simple Conversations Introduction to Approximately 1,500 Basic Words Building Vocabulary through Contextual Learning (e.g., dialogues, visual aids)
Understanding Basic Sentence Structures (e.g., subject-object-verb format) Introduction to Essential Particles (e.g., 은/는, 이/가, 을/를, 에/에서) Learning Basic Verb Conjugations (present, past, negative) Understanding the Use of Simple Adjectives and Adverbial Forms Mastery of Simple Questions and Responses
Understanding Simple Conversations in Daily Life (e.g., greetings, shopping, asking for directions) Comprehending Short and Slow Spoken Texts Recognizing Basic Vocabulary and Expressions in Listening Exercises Listening to Simple Audio Materials (e.g., children's songs, dialogues)
Reading Simple Texts on Familiar Topics (e.g., self-introduction, daily routines) Understanding Basic Hangul Characters and Their Pronunciation Recognizing and Understanding Approximately 150 Basic Vocabulary Words Reading Comprehension Exercises Focused on Short Sentences and Phrases
Writing Simple Sentences Using Basic Vocabulary and Grammar Practicing Hangul Writing and Recognition Creating Short Written Texts (e.g., self-introductions, descriptions of daily activities) Developing Basic Sentence Structure and Coherence in Writing
Engaging in Simple Conversations About Familiar Topics (e.g., introducing oneself, talking about family) Practicing Role-Playing Common Situations (e.g., ordering food, asking for directions) Speaking with Clarity Using Basic Vocabulary and Grammar Expressing Simple Likes, Dislikes, and Preferences
Basic Vocabulary
Basic Grammar
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
Course OverviewIntroduction to TOPIK I Level 2 (Objectives, Skills Required) Understanding the TOPIK Exam Format Study Plan for Mastering Vocabulary, Grammar, Reading, and Listening Skills
Learning Essential Vocabulary Related to Everyday Activities (e.g., hobbies, travel, work) Focus on Common Nouns, Verbs, and Adjectives Used in Conversations Introduction to Approximately 2,000 Basic Words Building Vocabulary through Contextual Learning (e.g., dialogues, situational role-plays)
Understanding More Complex Sentence Structures (e.g., compound and complex sentences) Introduction to Additional Particles and Conjunctions (e.g., 도, 만, 까지, 그리고) Learning Verb Conjugations (future tense, honorifics, and politeness levels) Mastering Common Expressions and Idiomatic Phrases Practice with Various Types of Questions (yes/no, wh- questions)
Understanding Conversations on Various Topics (e.g., weather, shopping, directions) Comprehending Slow Spoken Texts with More Context Recognizing Basic Vocabulary and Expressions in Listening Exercises Listening to Simple Audio Materials (e.g., children's stories, news segments)
Reading Short Paragraphs on Familiar Topics (e.g., daily routines, personal experiences) Understanding Basic Grammar in Context Recognizing and Understanding Approximately 250 Basic Vocabulary Words Reading Comprehension Exercises Focused on Short Texts and Conversations
Writing Simple Paragraphs Using Expanded Vocabulary and Grammar Practicing Hangul Writing and Recognition of More Complex Sentences Creating Written Texts (e.g., short stories, personal letters) Developing Coherence and Cohesion in Writing
Engaging in Conversations About Familiar Topics (e.g., work, school, hobbies) Practicing Role-Playing More Complex Situations (e.g., making appointments, discussing preferences) Speaking with Fluency Using Expanded Vocabulary and Grammar Expressing Opinions, Suggestions, and Desires
Expanded Vocabulary
Grammar Expansion
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
Course OverviewIntroduction to TOPIK II Level 3 (Objectives, Skills Required) Understanding the TOPIK Exam Format Study Plan for Mastering Vocabulary, Grammar, Reading, and Listening Skills
Learning Specialized Vocabulary Related to Various Topics (e.g., health, environment, technology) Focus on Abstract Nouns, Verbs, and Adjectives Used in More Complex Contexts Introduction to Approximately 3,000 Basic Words Building Vocabulary through Contextual Learning (e.g., discussions, essays)
Understanding Complex Sentence Structures (e.g., conditional sentences, causative sentences) Introduction to Advanced Particles and Conjunctions (e.g., ~면서, ~도록, ~게 되다) Learning Advanced Verb Conjugations (e.g., subjunctive mood, passive voice) Mastering Nuanced Expressions and Idiomatic Phrases Practice with Various Types of Questions (complex inquiries and clarifications)
Understanding Conversations on Diverse Topics (e.g., current events, social issues, culture) Comprehending Naturally Spoken Texts with Varied Speeds and Accents Recognizing and Understanding Advanced Vocabulary in Listening Exercises Listening to Audio Materials (e.g., news reports, interviews, podcasts)
Reading Longer Texts on Diverse Topics (e.g., articles, essays, short stories) Understanding Contextual Meanings and Inferences Recognizing and Understanding Approximately 400 Advanced Vocabulary Words Reading Comprehension Exercises Focused on Main Ideas and Supporting Details
Writing Structured Essays and Reports on Various Topics Practicing Complex Sentence Structures and Cohesion Creating Written Texts (e.g., opinion pieces, reflective essays) Developing Coherence, Clarity, and Style in Writing
Engaging in Discussions and Debates on Various Topics (e.g., social issues, personal opinions) Practicing Role-Playing Complex Situations (e.g., negotiations, formal presentations) Speaking with Fluency and Clarity Using Expanded Vocabulary and Grammar Expressing Complex Ideas, Arguments, and Counterarguments
Advanced Vocabulary
Advanced Grammar
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
Course OverviewIntroduction to TOPIK II Level 4 (Objectives, Skills Required) Understanding the TOPIK Exam Format Study Plan for Mastering Vocabulary, Grammar, Reading, and Listening Skills
Learning Specialized Vocabulary Related to Various Fields (e.g., politics, economics, culture) Focus on Nuanced Vocabulary and Expressions Used in Formal and Informal Contexts Introduction to Approximately 4,500 Basic Words Building Vocabulary through Contextual Learning (e.g., reports, debates)
Understanding Complex Sentence Structures (e.g., indirect speech, reported speech) Introduction to Advanced Conjunctions and Discourse Markers (e.g., 그러므로, 그럼에도 불구하고) Learning Nuanced Verb Conjugations (e.g., anticipatory, potential, and complex tenses) Mastering Advanced Expressions and Idiomatic Phrases in Context Practice with Various Types of Inquiries and Clarifications
Understanding Conversations on Diverse and Abstract Topics (e.g., economic policies, cultural critiques) Comprehending Fast-Spoken Texts with Varied Accents and Dialects Recognizing and Understanding Advanced Vocabulary in Listening Exercises Listening to Complex Audio Materials (e.g., lectures, speeches, debates)
Reading Complex Texts on Abstract and Specialized Topics (e.g., literary critiques, research articles) Understanding Implicit Meanings and Contextual Nuances Recognizing and Understanding Approximately 600 Advanced Vocabulary Words Reading Comprehension Exercises Focused on Themes, Arguments, and Literary Devices
Writing Structured Essays and Research Papers on Various Topics Practicing Complex Sentence Structures and Stylistic Elements Creating Written Texts (e.g., analytical essays, critiques, narratives) Developing Coherence, Clarity, and Persuasiveness in Writing
Engaging in Detailed Discussions and Debates on Abstract and Specialized Topics Practicing Role-Playing Complex Scenarios (e.g., job interviews, negotiations) Speaking with Fluency, Clarity, and Confidence Using Expanded Vocabulary and Grammar Expressing and Defending Opinions, Proposing Solutions, and Analyzing Issues
Comprehensive Vocabulary
Advanced Grammar Structures
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
Course OverviewIntroduction to TOPIK II Level 5 (Objectives, Skills Required) Overview of the TOPIK Exam Format and Scoring Criteria Development of a Personalized Study Plan for Vocabulary, Grammar, Reading, and Listening Skills
Learning Specialized Vocabulary Across Various Domains (e.g., technology, philosophy, social sciences) Focus on Nuanced Vocabulary, Colloquialisms, and Expressions Used in Formal Contexts Mastering Approximately 5,500 Basic Words Vocabulary Building Through Contextual Learning (e.g., analysis, critiques, discussions)
Understanding Advanced Sentence Structures (e.g., conditional, hypothetical, and complex subordination) Mastering Discourse Markers and Transition Words (e.g., 따라서, 그럼에도 불구하고) Learning Nuanced Verb Conjugations (e.g., perfective, imperfective aspects) Mastering Advanced Expressions, Idioms, and Cultural References Practice with Inquiries, Clarifications, and Elaborations in Conversation
Understanding Complex Conversations on Specialized and Abstract Topics (e.g., economic theories, societal issues) Comprehending Rapidly Spoken Texts with Varied Dialects and Regional Accents Recognizing and Understanding Advanced Vocabulary in Listening Exercises Engaging with Various Audio Materials (e.g., lectures, debates, interviews) for Enhanced Comprehension
Reading and Analyzing Complex Texts on Abstract and Specialized Topics (e.g., research papers, literary works) Understanding Implicit Meanings, Inferences, and Author’s Intent Recognizing and Understanding Approximately 800 Advanced Vocabulary Words Comprehension Exercises Focused on Themes, Arguments, and Literary Techniques
Writing Coherent Essays, Research Papers, and Professional Documents on Diverse Topics Practicing Complex Sentence Structures and Stylistic Elements Creating Written Texts (e.g., analytical papers, critiques, reports) with Clarity and Precision Developing Persuasive Writing Skills and Argumentation Techniques
Engaging in In-Depth Discussions and Debates on Complex and Abstract Topics Practicing Role-Playing Scenarios (e.g., panel discussions, professional presentations) Speaking with Fluency, Clarity, and Confidence, Using Expanded Vocabulary and Advanced Grammar Articulating Opinions, Proposing Solutions, and Critically Analyzing Issues
Extensive Vocabulary Development
Complex Grammar Structures
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
Course OverviewIntroduction to TOPIK II Level 6 (Objectives, Skills Required) Detailed Overview of the TOPIK Exam Format and Scoring Criteria Development of a Customized Study Plan for Mastery of Vocabulary, Grammar, Reading, Listening, and Speaking Skills
Learning Specialized Vocabulary Across Diverse Fields (e.g., law, philosophy, social sciences, business) Focus on Nuanced Vocabulary, High-Level Idioms, and Expressions Used in Formal Contexts Mastery of Approximately 6,500 Basic Words Vocabulary Building Through Contextual Learning (e.g., analyses, academic discussions, critiques)
Understanding Complex Sentence Structures (e.g., nuances of conditionals, subjunctives, and hypothetical expressions) Mastery of Discourse Markers and Transition Words for Cohesion and Coherence (e.g., 그러므로, 그러다가, 반면에) Learning Advanced Verb Conjugations and Sentence Patterns (e.g., indirect quotations, stylistic variations) Mastering Idiomatic Expressions and Cultural References for Nuanced Communication Practicing Inquiries, Clarifications, and Elaborations in Academic and Professional Contexts
Understanding Complex Discussions on Specialized and Abstract Topics (e.g., scientific debates, policy discussions) Comprehending Rapidly Spoken Texts with Varied Accents and Complex Vocabulary Engaging with Diverse Audio Materials (e.g., lectures, interviews, news analyses) for Enhanced Listening Skills Practicing Critical Listening Skills to Analyze Arguments and Distinguish Main Ideas from Supporting Details
Reading and Analyzing Complex Texts on Abstract and Specialized Topics (e.g., literary works, philosophical essays, research reports) Understanding Implicit Meanings, Inferences, and Author’s Intent in Advanced Texts Recognizing and Understanding Approximately 1,000 Advanced Vocabulary Words Comprehension Exercises Focused on Themes, Arguments, Literary Techniques, and Critical Analysis
Writing Coherent and Persuasive Essays, Research Papers, and Professional Documents on Diverse Topics Practicing Advanced Sentence Structures, Stylistic Elements, and Cohesion Techniques Creating Written Texts (e.g., analytical reports, critiques, professional correspondence) with Clarity and Precision Developing Argumentation Skills and Techniques for Effective Persuasion and Analysis
Engaging in High-Level Discussions and Debates on Complex and Abstract Topics Practicing Role-Playing Scenarios (e.g., academic presentations, professional negotiations) Speaking with Fluency, Clarity, and Confidence, Utilizing a Broad Range of Vocabulary and Advanced Grammar Articulating Opinions, Proposing Solutions, and Critically Analyzing Issues in Various Contexts
Advanced Vocabulary Development
Sophisticated Grammar Structures
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
