Eligibility Criteria
To enroll in the Level 3 Korean Course, learners should meet one of the following criteria:
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Cleared TOPIK I Level 2, scoring 140 or above.
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Completed Level 2 Korean Course from LKWU or an equivalent course from another institution.
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Self-taught learners who are thorough with the syllabus content covered in LKWU Level 1 and Level 2 Courses.
About the Course
Take your Korean skills to the next level with our Level 3 Korean Language Course - the bridge between beginner and intermediate.
This course helps you move beyond memorizing words and start using Korean comfortably in daily and social situations, expressing yourself with more fluency and confidence.
Classes are conducted in a mix of Korean, English, and Hindi, making the learning process smooth and relatable. Each learner receives personalized attention, constructive feedback, and interactive practice in both spoken and written Korean - so you can truly start thinking and communicating in the language.
Proven Scholarship Success
Students have earned GKS and POSCO scholarships for top Korean universities.
Personalized, real growth.
Small class sizes and personalized support help each student succeed.
Native Speaker
Speaking classes are conducted by a friendly Korean instructor
Experienced Instructor
This course is taught by our founder herself who has 9 years of experience.
Course Details
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Medium: Zoom
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Total Classes: 36
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Frequency: Thrice a week for 90 mins
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Attendance: Minimum 30/36 classes required for test eligibility
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Certification: Awarded upon scoring 60%+ in the Level-3 final test
Highlights
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Personalized doubt-clearing.
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Small batches with 1:1 speaking practice.
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Follows TOPIK II Level 3-4 Curriculum.
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Flexible scheduling as per mutual availability.
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Recordings provided only on prior request
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Lifetime access to an extensive study library (books, audios, worksheets).
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Supportive community with scholarship guidance and job info.
Requirements
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A camera and mic enabled device connected to the internet.
Perks
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Completion certificate.
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Scholarship guidance.
COURSE DETAILS
Mon, Tue, Fri 8:30-10 PM
Starts 21st September
BEST VALUE
₹11000
₹12000
FLEXIBLE PAYMENT PLAN
₹4000
/ Monthly
X 3 Months = ₹12000
Know your instructor
Veda Gopala
Veda holds bachelors degree in Korean language from Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi and masters degree in Education from Ambedkar University, Delhi. She has been teaching Korean language for more than a year and is well versed in teaching pedagogy and language education. She is especially appreciated by intermediate learners for her clear explanations, structured approach, and deep understanding of grammar. Veda knows how to bridge the gap between beginner and intermediate Korean, helping students move from basic sentences to real conversations with confidence. She is a recipient of multiple fellowships including the prestigious POSCO fellowship.
This course is for you if
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You’re passionate about learning Korean with the right guidance and resources.
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You plan to study in Korea and want to enhance your scholarship application with a TOPIK certification.
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You aim to boost job prospects in Korean companies by learning the language.
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You love Korean culture - music, drama, food and want a deeper connection with Korea.
Course Curriculum
This is a detailed and dynamic syllabus for the 3 months beginners course by LKWU. Our classes are ever changing and modified as per batches and their response. Rather than being hard and fast about our syllabus, we focus on each student’s progress and make sure they follow and retain all that we teach. Therefore, we have not listed the topics in the order they are taught each week, this is just a gist of everything we cover in 3 months. We include speaking, reading and listening lessons each week while feedback on writing on various topics as well as practice workbooks is given to students.
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Vocabulary
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Grammar
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Pronunciation correction
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Interactive communication
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Cultural information
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Bonus: Brief History of Korea Class
Grammar
We use two main textbooks i.e. <Sejong Korean 2> and <Korean in Grammar in Use: Beginning to Early Intermediate>. The goal is to ensure that students are actually able to use the patterns that they learn in class in their speaking and writing as opposed to just being able to make single sentences.
Vocabulary and topics
Saying hello, hobbies, food, transportation, finding your way, telephone, appearance, family, travel, health, gathering, hometown, feelings, future and other topics in alignment with Sejong Korean 2.
Speaking Practice
Speaking activities are conducted after each new topic primarily for students to speak freely, ensuring that every learner gets an opportunity to practice speaking in class.
Reading Practice
In order to ensure that students slowly improve their fluency in reading we introduce reading short texts from different sources to help students become more fluent in their reading and pronunciation. We also introduce beginner friendly poems to understand the flow and rhythm of the language.
Listening Practice
We introduce audios recorded by native Korean speakers right from the start and slowly transition into full fledged conversations to make understanding conversations a super easy task. The teacher conducting this course also begins to use Korean in addition to Hindi and English as a medium of instruction a few classes in to help make students more familiar with listening to Korean on a day to day basis.
Writing Practice
The students are expected to do at least one short piece of writing homework every week to further strengthen their fluency in using the grammar patterns and vocabulary they have learned that week. Every week there is a vocabulary test in the beginning of the class to revise the vocabulary learnt in the previous week. It is this regular practice that will imbue confidence in the students to use their Korean skills in real life, practical situations.
Revision and Reinforcing
It is important for language learners to have a spiral curriculum when learning a new language. With that in mind we make sure to repeat and reinforce the vocabulary and grammar rules and even conduct revision of past material based on our evaluation of where the learners have a learning gap.
Brief History of Korea
This course also includes 1 class titled ‘A Brief History of Korea’. This has been included to give students a context of the political, economic and cultural history that has shaped Korea.