Hangul Harmony-Korean Learning for All

Example

Teaches Hangul characters by comparing them to similar-sounding Bengali characters, facilitating quicker learning.

Scenario

A Bangladeshi student, new to Korean, learns to correctly pronounce the Hangul character ᄉ (s) by associating it with the Bengali letter স (sha).

Example

Develops the ability to handle everyday situations in Korean, like ordering food or asking directions, by teaching key phrases and their appropriate contexts.

Scenario

A learner prepares to study abroad in Korea and practices phrases to use in a Korean university cafeteria, thus feeling more confident in navigating daily life in Korea.

Example

Enhances comprehension and expression through debates and essays on complex topics such as Korean history or politics.

Scenario

An advanced student participates in a debate about Korean economic policies, using sophisticated vocabulary and grammatical structures learned through the program.

Example

Teaches specific jargon and formal expressions used in Korean corporate settings, like during meetings or when writing professional emails.

Scenario

A Bangladeshi business professional learns the term í¹˜ìŠ¬ì´ (‘partnership’) and uses it while negotiating a partnership with a Korean company.

Example

Focuses on specific grammar and vocabulary needed for the TOPIK exam, providing practice exercises that mirror actual test questions.

Scenario

A learner aims to achieve a level 5 on the TOPIK exam and uses tailored exercises to master complex grammatical structures frequently tested.