Korean Language — Beginner (TOPIK I)
Hangul, greetings and everyday conversation, starting from zero
- Duration
- 3 months
- Fee
- Ask us
TOPIK II
Korean Language — Intermediate (TOPIK II)
For university admission and the D-2 / D-4 student visa file
All coursesKorean Language — Intermediate (TOPIK II)
- Duration
- 4 months
- Fee
- Ask us
- Class schedule
- Ask us
- Next batch
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- Before you join
- TOPIK I, or the equivalent.
- How it is taught
- Offline — at our Dhanmondi center
- Class format
- Offline, at our Dhanmondi center. Grammar explained in Bangla, practice in Korean.
- Books & materials
- Standard TOPIK II preparation material plus our own practice sets and past papers.
- Certificate
- The TOPIK certificate is issued by the Korean government's testing body when you pass. You also get a Discovery course completion certificate.
About this course
TOPIK II is the level that matters for admission. It is the test Korean universities read, it is the one that carries a writing paper, and it is where the language stops being survival Korean and starts being something you can study and work in. This course takes you from the end of TOPIK I to the point where you can sit TOPIK II and hold your own in a Korean-language classroom.
Who this course is for
Students who have finished TOPIK I, and anyone applying to a Korean university or to a D-2 or D-4 student visa route where a Korean score is asked for.
What you can do after this course
- Hold conversations on familiar and unfamiliar topics
- Read longer texts and follow the argument, not only the facts
- Write structured Korean — TOPIK II has a writing paper, TOPIK I does not
- Understand lectures and announcements at natural speed
- Be ready to sit TOPIK II
What the course covers
- 01
Intermediate grammar
Connective endings, indirect speech, honorifics and formal registers.
- 02
Writing
The TOPIK II writing paper: short answers, and the long essay.
- 03
Reading
Longer passages read for structure and intent.
- 04
Listening
Natural-speed conversation, announcements and short lectures.
- 05
Academic and workplace vocabulary
The language of a university and an office.
- 06
Exam practice
Full TOPIK II format practice.
The exam
TOPIK II covers levels 3 to 6 and has three papers — listening, writing and reading. Your level is decided by your score rather than by which test you sit. Test dates and registration deadlines change each year; ask us for the current schedule.
Fee, class times and the next batch
These change from batch to batch, so we do not print them where they would go out of date. Message us and you will have today’s answer within the hour during office hours.
Questions about this course
Korean universities usually ask for level 3 or above for a Korean-taught program, but it varies by university and by department — bring us your shortlist and we will check each one.
You can sit TOPIK II directly, but you should only do it if you have the language for it. Come in and we will assess you honestly.
They change from batch to batch. Message us on WhatsApp or call the center for the current batch.
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