1:1 Private Lesson

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1:1 Private Korean Lessons

Build confidence in Korean with personalized one-on-one lessons designed around your level, goals, interests, and learning pace.

Ask About Private Lessons

Learn Korean with a Plan Made for You

Group classes and self-study courses can be helpful, but they do not always address your specific questions or weak points. In a private lesson, the class is built around you.

You can focus on speaking, grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary, reading, writing, travel Korean, TOPIK preparation, or any combination that supports your personal goals.

Every lesson is personalized. Your lesson content, pace, homework, and feedback can be adjusted based on your progress and priorities.

Who Are These Lessons For?

Complete Beginners

Start with Hangul, basic pronunciation, essential grammar, and practical everyday expressions.

Intermediate Learners

Improve sentence building, fluency, listening, natural vocabulary, and confidence in conversation.

Travelers and Expats

Practice useful Korean for restaurants, transportation, shopping, housing, work, and daily life.

TOPIK Learners

Review grammar, vocabulary, reading strategies, writing structure, and study planning for the TOPIK exam.

K-Content Fans

Understand expressions from Korean dramas, music, interviews, variety shows, and online content.

Heritage Learners

Strengthen speaking, reading, grammar, and cultural confidence through structured practice.

What You Can Study

  • Hangul reading and pronunciation
  • Beginner to advanced Korean grammar
  • Speaking and conversation practice
  • Listening comprehension
  • Vocabulary building and natural expressions
  • Sentence correction and writing feedback
  • Travel and survival Korean
  • Business or workplace Korean
  • TOPIK preparation
  • Customized study plans and homework

How a Lesson Works

  1. Tell us about your goals.
    Share your current Korean level, learning experience, interests, and what you want to improve.
  2. Receive a personalized lesson plan.
    Your lesson focus and materials are selected based on your needs.
  3. Join the private online lesson.
    Lessons are conducted one-on-one through an agreed online video platform.
  4. Get feedback and next steps.
    After the lesson, you may receive corrections, review notes, or optional practice work.

Lesson Format

Lesson Type

One-on-one online Korean lesson

Lesson Length

Lesson duration can be discussed by email based on your needs and availability.

Materials

Personalized lesson notes, examples, exercises, or recommended resources may be provided.

Language Support

Explanations can be adapted to your Korean level for clear and comfortable learning.

What to Include in Your Email

To help us understand what kind of lesson would suit you, please include:

  • Your name
  • Your current Korean level
  • Your main learning goals
  • The areas you want to study
  • Your preferred days, times, and time zone
  • Any questions about lesson format or availability

Contact Us About a Private Lesson

Send an email to ask about lesson availability, scheduling, and lesson details.

Send a Lesson Inquiry

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to know Hangul before starting?

No. Complete beginners can start with Hangul, pronunciation, and basic expressions.

Can the lesson focus mainly on conversation?

Yes. Lessons can focus on speaking and listening, with corrections and vocabulary support based on your needs.

Can I request help with a specific textbook or topic?

Yes. Mention the textbook, grammar point, exam, work situation, or personal goal in your inquiry email.

Are lessons suitable for children?

Please include the learner's age and goals in the inquiry email so lesson suitability can be discussed.

How do I ask about price and availability?

Send an email with your time zone, preferred schedule, current level, and learning goals. Current lesson details can then be provided directly.

What happens if I need to reschedule?

Rescheduling and cancellation terms should be confirmed by email before booking your lesson.

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