Korean Language - EPS-TOPIK Preparation
Prepare for employment-oriented Korean language assessment while learning how to check the official EPS recruitment process.
What you'll study
- Reviewing Hangul, essential grammar and core vocabulary
- Workplace instructions, safety language and daily-life communication
- Reading comprehension and practical notices
- Listening to workplace and everyday scenarios
- EPS-TOPIK-style practice and timed mock tests
- Understanding official notices and distinguishing language testing from skills or recruitment stages
Proposed study themes — confirmed against the issuing body's module list where one applies.
Language preparation only. Government recruitment, skill assessments, official tests, placement and migration decisions are separate; employment is not guaranteed.
Entry requirements
- Basic Korean and Hangul reading ability demonstrated in a placement test; complete beginner study first if needed.
- For an intended recruitment application, separately meet the eligibility conditions in the current official notice for your country.
- Attend an orientation explaining that course admission does not establish EPS recruitment eligibility.
How you'll study
- Study mode
- Live online
- How classes run
- Live online language classes, workplace listening exercises and timed practice. Use the currently applicable official preparation materials and recruitment notices.
- Teaching language
- Korean practice, with the support language agreed for each cohort
- Weekly commitment
- 5 guided + 6 independent hrs/week
- Assessment
- Complete language progress checks and an EPS-TOPIK-style mock assessment with an individual revision plan.
- What you'll need
- Computer or tablet, headset and Korean input support.
Fees
- Total investment
- LKR 50,000
- Registration (included in total)
- LKR 10,000
- Balance after registration
- LKR 40,000
What this includes
- Registration, scheduled tuition and digital learning materials
- Standard first-attempt internal assessment and ordinary completion documentation
- Required classroom lab or simulation access within the agreed teaching plan
Not included
- Personal computer, internet, travel and accommodation
- Optional software upgrades, optional live advertising and use beyond the classroom allowance
- Optional external examinations, professional memberships and resits
- The official language examination, examination registration and any recruitment or visa process
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