Our classes are open to anyone interested in Korean culture and eager to learn the Korean language! We invite you to join our courses. Our program is also designed for students aged 15 and older. Adult courses focus on practical language use in daily life, for career purposes, or for travel interests.
Classes are held live with certified Korean language teachers.
At our center, you can receive a certificate at the end of each semester to confirm your achievements. This certificate will be a great addition to your resume and will demonstrate your level of preparation to potential employers or educational institutions
Please check the enrollment schedule on our Instagram page (@king_sejong_institute_kostanay)! Enrollment for the main courses opens twice a year: in December for the spring semester and in August for the fall semester.
Classes are held twice a week, giving students enough time to consolidate the material covered.
The duration of a class is 1.5 hours. This is an optimal amount of time that allows students to immerse themselves in the material without feeling overloaded. In our classes, we focus not only on theory but also on practice, incorporating interactive exercises and group discussions. The class format is designed to create an engaging and interactive atmosphere that fosters effective learning.
Yes, our educational center requires exams at the end of each semester. Students who attend at least 70% of the classes are eligible to take the exam. Successfully passing the exam is a mandatory condition for completing the course and receiving a certificate confirming your level. This helps us assess material comprehension and identify the strengths and weaknesses of each student.
Written part includes listening, reading, and writing.
- Listening is aimed at testing your ability to understand spoken Korean.
- Reading evaluates your ability to read and understand texts of varying difficulty, from simple sentences to more complex ones.
- Writing focuses on grammatical accuracy, lexical variety, and your ability to express thoughts in writing.
Oral part of the exam requires you to demonstrate your speaking skills. You may be asked questions on various topics to assess your ability to engage in a free-flowing and confident conversation, as well as to argue your points of view.
To successfully pass the exam, you must score at least 60% of the total possible points.
