Frequently Asked Questions

The curriculum for the general Korean classes is set by the National Institute of the Korean Language (NIKL), and it is the same program used by most Korean language schools in South Korea.

No, the material is provided at the beginning of the class, is downloadable in PDF format, and is already included in the cost of the class.

No, the cost of the class varies depending on the type. If the class is group and/or online, it is more affordable. Here you can see the payment plans for the different classes.

Group classes last for 1 hour and 20 minutes. Private classes are personalized, and the duration varies according to each student's needs.

All online classes are held through the Zoom platform. The access keys for the class change every month and are automatically generated once the corresponding payment is made. They are then sent to each student’s email.

In the case of group classes, they cannot be rescheduled or canceled. However, the class is recorded, and all enrolled students have access to the recording to watch it at their convenience.

Private classes can be rescheduled up to 12 hours before the class starts without any additional cost.

In group classes, the minimum age to participate is 15 years old. The curriculum is designed for adults, and for this reason, it is not the most suitable for younger students.

In private classes, there is no minimum age, but parents or guardians must have a prior conversation with the teacher to determine the curriculum and the student's needs.

Currently, only Professor Hana teaches Korean, and she is a native Korean who was born and raised in Seoul. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Teaching Korean as a Foreign Language from the National Institute for Education in Korea. She also has studies in Interpretation and Translation in Mexico.

Soon, we will have our physical academy ready to offer in-person classes. We will keep you updated on the progress through our social media.