Clases de COREANO en línea

Whether you are a novice or have had lessons before, our General Korean Courses are perfect for anyone who wants to study online to use Korean to communicate with native speakers in everyday circumstances. As an Asian language with unique characters and pronunciation, Korean can be difficult at first, particularly for Western speakers. But our tailored courses are designed around your learning needs and interests to ensure classes are fun and engaging. In your classes, you will acquire the skills to speak, write, and understand the language in common scenarios, and the vocabulary and grammar knowledge to develop your learning over time.

Students new to Korean will begin with survival classes, in which the majority of each lesson will focus on understanding the characters, how to pronounce common sounds, essential words, and phrases, and how to accomplish simple tasks and indulge basic conversations. More advanced learners will spend more time learning more complex vocabulary and grammar, role-playing advanced scenarios, and learning the words and expressions most appropriate to their course objectives.

South Korea is quickly becoming an important business and commerce hub in Asia for the rest of the world, so knowing the language is a great way to help establish professional relationships with locals and other businesses, as well as apply for jobs. Our Online Business Korean Courses are the perfect choice for anyone who wants to work in Korea, as well as some regions of China and Russia.

But your lessons will not only focus on teaching you the language skills important to your particular field of interest or expertise. In addition to learning how to do your current or desired job in Korean, we will also teach you critical cultural and workplace etiquette lessons, including how to greet people in the office appropriately, expected work behaviors, how to sign off emails and letters, etc.

Every course will be customized to your specific industry and requirements, although we ask that groups agree common objectives before attending the first class, to ensure your teacher can plan the most appropriate syllabus possible.