Exam preparation Languages & Communication 03 months Live online

Korean Language - TOPIK I Preparation

Develop the reading and listening skills assessed in TOPIK I through focused practice and structured revision.

What you'll study

  • Reviewing beginner vocabulary and grammar
  • Reading short texts, signs and practical information
  • Listening for key details and meaning
  • Question formats and time management
  • Timed practice with explanations of common errors
  • Mock tests and a personalised study plan

Proposed study themes — confirmed against the issuing body's module list where one applies.

TOPIK I preparation is separate from TOPIK II and EPS-TOPIK. Official examination fees and official results are separate.

Entry requirements

  • Age 16 or above; read Hangul and demonstrate basic Korean in a placement check.
  • Completion of beginner Korean or equivalent independent learning.
  • Learners seeking employment through EPS should check whether the separate EPS-TOPIK route applies.

How you'll study

Study mode
Live online
How classes run
Live online reading and listening workshops with weekly practice and mock tests. Additional speaking activities support learning, although TOPIK I focuses on listening and reading.
Teaching language
Korean practice, with the support language agreed for each cohort
Weekly commitment
5 guided + 6 independent hrs/week
Assessment
Complete a diagnostic assessment, progress quizzes and a final TOPIK I-style mock test.
What you'll need
Computer or tablet, reliable internet and a headset.

Fees

Total investment
LKR 40,000
Registration (included in total)
LKR 10,000
Balance after registration
LKR 30,000

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