That’s completely okay. You don’t need to decide on your own. If you’re unsure, we’ll talk about your level, goals, and learning style during a consultation and decide together which group class is a better fit for you.

No. You don’t need to speak perfectly or confidently. Group classes are designed for learners who are still learning and making mistakes. As long as you’re willing to try and participate at your own pace, that’s enough.

Speaking-focused classes focus mainly on practicing spoken Korean and building confidence through conversation. Standard classes are more structured and guided, often using materials to help you understand grammar, vocabulary, and foundations step by step. Both are the same, long-term and supportive, the focus is just different.

Don’t worry, this happens more than you think. If a class doesn’t feel like the right fit, we can talk about switching to another group or moving to private classes if that suits you better.

No. Group classes are designed for steady, long-term learning and move at a group pace. They are not intensive or fast-paced. If you’re looking for quicker or more intensive progress, private classes are usually a better option.

We’ll use Korean as much as possible, but explanations can be given in a language that helps you understand better when needed. Understanding always comes first.

It depends on your goal and timeline. Group classes are better for long-term learning and confidence building. If you’re preparing for TOPIK within a limited time, private classes or TOPIK special classes (특강) are usually more suitable.