Goal: Learn the basics of the Korean language, including the alphabet, essential vocabulary, and simple sentence structures for everyday communication.

1.1. Grammar

• Sentence structure: Subject-Object-Verb (e.g.– I eat rice).
• Particles:
  • Subject markers
  • Topic markers
  • Object markers
  • Location
• Verb conjugations:
  • Present tense
  • Past tense
  • Future tense

1.2. Vocabulary

• Numbers:
  • Native Korean
  • Sino-Korean
  • Common words
  • Family(father) (older brother).
  • Food (kimchi, water, rice).
  • Daily routines(school)(home)(friend).
• Greetings:
  • (Hello) (Thank you),  (Goodbye).

1.3. Speaking & Listening

• Basic phrases for self-introduction:
  • (I am [name]).
  •  (I am a student).
• Role-playing: Ordering food, asking for directions.
• Listening to short, simple dialogues like greetings or shopping conversations.

1.4. Reading & Writing

• Learn and practice Hangeul (Korean alphabet).
• Read simple texts like menus, signs, or instructions.
• Write short sentences about daily activities or preferences.

Goal: Develop communication skills for more complex topics, improve comprehension of written and spoken Korean, and learn cultural aspects.

2.1. Grammar

• Verb endings:
  • (progressive):  (I am reading).
  • (necessity):  (I have to do it).
  • (but):  (It is good, but expensive).
• Connectors:
  • Cause and effect:  (because).
  • Sequential actions: (after).
  • Contrasting:  (however).
• Honorifics:
  • (e.g. – goes [formal]).
  • Special words: (sleep).

2.2. Vocabulary

• Travel (travel, airport, map).
• Hobbies (reading, movies, exercise).
• Descriptive words:
  • Positive: (fun).
  • Negative: (difficult).

2.3. Speaking & Listening

• Conversational practice on topics like weather, hobbies, and shopping.
• Listening to longer dialogues, announcements, and instructions.
• Asking and answering detailed questions about preferences and plans.

2.4. Reading & Writing

• Read short stories, news articles, and emails.
• Write diary entries, personal letters, and essays on familiar topics.

Goal: Achieve fluency in professional, academic, and cultural contexts. Master advanced grammar, complex vocabulary, and nuanced communication.

3.1. Grammar

• Passive and causative forms:
  • Passive:  (to be opened).
  • Causative: (to feed).
• Hypothetical sentences(if):
  • (If I have money, I will travel).
• Advanced sentence connectors:
  • (despite).
  • (if I had).

3.2. Vocabulary

• Academic terms: (research, presentation, thesis).
• Professional vocabulary:  (meeting, report, workplace).
• Idioms (to have many connections), (to be gullible).

3.3. Speaking & Listening

• Engage in debates, formal discussions, and professional presentations.
• Understand lectures, interviews, and news broadcasts.
• Discuss abstract concepts like culture, environment, or politics.

3.4. Reading & Writing

• Analyze complex texts like academic articles, novels, and essays.
• Write reports, research papers, and persuasive essays.
• Summarize, paraphrase, and critique advanced materials.

4. Supplementary Topics

4.1. Korean Culture

• Korean holidays, traditions, and etiquette.
• Contemporary culture: K-pop, K-dramas, and cinema.

4.2. Business Korean

• Writing formal emails and business correspondence.
• Workplace communication and etiquette.

4.3. TOPIK Preparation

• Focused practice for the Test of Proficiency in Korean (TOPIK) exams.
• Mock tests for listening, reading, and writing sections.