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Warm-up
Review the phrases from last time, out loud, until they come out without thinking.
Simple from the start
How learning with us works
No complicated sign-up flow. You tell us what you want, we confirm the details in writing, and then you start. Here is exactly what happens.
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Tell us about your goals
Fill in the enrollment form or send an email. Let us know your Korean level and what you want to achieve: conversation, travel, study in Korea, TOPIK preparation, or general learning. If you're not sure of your level, "unsure" is a perfectly good answer.
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Choose your class
Compare private lessons and small-group lessons, ask any questions, and decide what suits you. You'll know the price, the weekly hours, and the class size before you commit to anything. Classes are scheduled inside one of three windows, all in Korea Standard Time (UTC+9).
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Confirm your place
Agree on the exact class days inside your window, review the class policies, and pay in full by Wise or PayPal before the four-week course begins. You'll receive confirmation of your class days and times, the dates your fee covers, and your Google Meet link.
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Start learning Korean
Join your online lessons, complete the practice activities between classes, and work consistently toward your goal. Every lesson builds on the one before it.
Times and payment at a glance: every time on this site is Korea Standard Time (KST, UTC+9). Classes run inside one of three windows — 8:00–10:00 AM, 6:00–8:00 PM, or 10:00 PM–12:00 AM — which are available windows, not guaranteed bookings. Payment is by Wise or PayPal, in full before the four-week course begins, and student absences are not eligible for make-up classes.
Inside a lesson
What a two-hour class looks like
A steady rhythm, so you always know what is being asked of you.
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New language
A short set of new words or one grammar point, explained clearly with examples.
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Guided practice
Use it in conversation — in role-play, in questions, and in your own sentences.
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Wrap-up
A quick recap, homework, and a clear idea of what to practise before the next class.
Before your first class
What you need
- A device with a camera and microphone — a laptop or tablet works well.
- A stable internet connection and a quiet space where you can speak.
- A notebook or notes app. Writing by hand genuinely helps with Hangul.
- Nothing else. You do not need any previous Korean.
Classes run live on Google Meet. The joining link is sent before your first class.
Timeline
What to expect, and when
Timings depend on availability and how quickly we can agree on a schedule. These are the steps, not a promise of dates.
- You send an inquiry. It goes to the academy email with your level, goal, and schedule preference.
- You get a reply with class options, times, and your questions answered.
- You confirm and pay in full, by Wise or PayPal, only once the class days and policies are clear.
- Your first class. You'll get the joining details beforehand.
Step one
Tell us where you'd like to start
One short form is all it takes. Answer what you know, leave the rest, and we'll take it from there.