Korean Language Class
Language Training Services
You've already done the hard part — you can read Hangul, you know your basic grammar, and you can hold a simple conversation. Now you want to actually get somewhere with it: pass "TOPIK II," speak with real confidence, or be ready for study or work in Korea.
This class picks up exactly where Basic Korean leaves off. We're not re-teaching the alphabet or basic greetings — we're building the grammar, vocabulary, and listening speed you need for intermediate and advanced fluency.
This class assumes you can already read Hangul and hold a basic conversation. If that's not you yet, start with our Basic Korean Language Class first, and come back here when you're ready.
This course is built for learners who've already covered the fundamentals — not absolute beginners.
If you're not there yet, join our Basic Korean Language Class first. Jumping into Advance without the fundamentals means spending your time catching up instead of progressing — we'll tell you honestly at your placement check if that's the better starting point for you.
This is where your Korean stops being textbook-only and starts being usable.
Exact scheduling depends on which batch is currently running — ask at the office for the next available start date.
This course is built with real outcomes in mind, not just general Korean study.
We'll tell you honestly where you stand against TOPIK II benchmarks as you progress, not just at the end.
What level do I need to join the Advance Korean class?
You should already read Hangul comfortably and be able to hold a basic conversation — typically from completing a Basic Korean course. We'll do a quick placement check if you're unsure where you stand.
How long does it take to reach TOPIK II level?
This course runs 3 to 4 months, but reaching TOPIK II fluency depends on your starting point and how consistently you study — some learners need a second term to feel exam-ready. We'll give you a realistic timeline based on your placement result.
Is this class useful for EPS-TOPIK or D2 visa preparation?
Yes, indirectly. EPS-TOPIK itself is a separate, exam-specific class — but if you've already passed it and want stronger everyday Korean before departure, this class helps. For D2 visa applicants, a documented Korean level strengthens your overall application.
What's the difference between Basic and Advance Korean classes at Toddle?
Basic Korean starts from zero — Hangul, greetings, foundational grammar. Advance Korean picks up from there and pushes toward intermediate/advanced fluency, TOPIK II readiness, and real conversational ability.
Is the instructor a certified Korean language teacher?
Yes. Our instructor completed the Korean Language Teachers' Training Program at Tribhuvan University's Campus of International Languages, a program supported by Korea's Ministry of Education.
Come in for a quick placement check at our Hetauda office — we'll confirm you're at the right level and get you into the next available batch. Prefer to check first? WhatsApp us at +977 57-525392 and we'll walk you through it.