

Korean Language
The Korean language, known as 한국어 (Hangugeo), is not just a language; it’s a gateway into a captivating world of history, culture, and modernity.
Originating from the Korean Peninsula and spoken by around 75 million people worldwide, Korean provides a bridge to an ancient past, a dynamic present, and a promising future.

Preparation and success in the exams
We offer Korean lessons for all proficiency tests (TOPIK – Levels 1 to 6) and all levels. Our teachers are both Greek and Korean, capable of teaching in Greek or English. Beyond the lessons, our teachers strive to introduce students to Korean culture, providing a well-rounded and enriching learning experience.
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Hangul
The innovative Korean script, Hangul, was meticulously crafted in the 15th century by King Sejong the Great. This phonetic alphabet, boasting 14 basic consonants and 10 basic vowels, is renowned for its simplicity and logical design, making it one of the easiest Asian scripts to learn.
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Rich Cultural Nuances
The Korean language is intertwined with layers of respect and politeness, mirroring the nation's deep Confucian values. As you learn, you're not just mastering vocabulary and grammar; you're also gaining insights into the Korean psyche and societal fabric.
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Expressive and Poetic
Korean is a melodic and expressive language. From the heartfelt lyrics of K-pop songs to the deep-rooted poems from centuries past, the beauty of the language resonates in every word.
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Global Influence
With the global rise of K-pop, K-dramas, Korean cinema, and Korean cuisine, learning Korean offers a deeper appreciation and understanding of these cultural phenomena.


TOPIK (Test of Proficiency in Korean)
The Test of Proficiency in Korean (TOPIK) is the most recognized and official Korean language proficiency test for non-native speakers. Instituted in 1997, the test is managed by the National Institute for International Education (NIIED) under the South Korean Ministry of Education.
Purpose of TOPIK
TOPIK aims to measure and certify the Korean language proficiency of non-native speakers, those of Korean descent living abroad, and residents in Korea who are not native speakers. The test is often taken by individuals aimin for higher education, employment opportunities, or permanent residency in Korea.
Usage of TOPIK Scores
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Educational Purposes
For admission to undergraduate or graduate programs in Korean universities.
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Employment
For job applications in Korean companies and public institutions.
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Residency
Useful for visa applications, permanent residency, or naturalization processes in Korea.
Structure of TOPIK
TOPIK is bifurcated into two main exams:
- TOPIK I
- TOPIK II
This is the beginner level, testing reading and listening skills. It's further subdivided into
- Level 1: Scores ranging from 80 to 139
- Level 2: Scores ranging from 140 to 200.
Covering both intermediate and advanced levels, this test evaluates reading, listening, and writing skills. The levels here are:
- Level 3: Scores ranging from 120 to 149.
- Level 4: Scores ranging from 150 to 189
- Level 5: Scores ranging from 190 to 229
- Level 6: Scores ranging from 230 to 300