This Korean course works whether you've never studied Korean before or you're already at an advanced level. Class material is drawn from Korean culture like K-dramas and K-pop, so chances are you've already watched or listened to it.
Hangeul was designed with a very logical sound system. In just your first two or three sessions, your tutor will have you reading Korean syllables fluently, so you can read restaurant menus or song titles right away without a transliteration app.
Korean conversation structure cares a lot about who you're talking to. In this class, you'll learn when to use casual speech with peers and when you must switch to polite speech for coworkers or older people.
Drama quotes and song lyrics show up often as examples in sessions. For anyone learning Korean because of K-dramas and K-pop, material like this tends to stick better than generic textbook examples.
Korean classes here go up to B2.1 (Upper-Intermediate) — just below the level needed for formal job interviews or university coursework in Korea. That level is rarely offered by other courses in Indonesia.
Sessions run live over Zoom or Google Meet. You can ask right away if a sound is hard to mimic or a sentence pattern isn't clear, and your tutor can demonstrate it again on the spot.
If you already know Hangeul and have picked up a few phrases from watching dramas, a placement test figures out where you should actually start. That way your first session won't be wasted re-covering things you already know.
It's just you and your tutor in the session. Great if you have a specific goal, like prepping for a job interview at a Korean company in Indonesia, or getting ready for university in Seoul without needing a separate prep program.
Learn alongside other participants at the same level. For those who started learning Korean because of K-content, group sessions tend to get lively — participants often swap recommendations for dramas or songs they're into outside class.
Sessions run live with a tutor correcting your pronunciation on the spot. Korean has a few sounds that don't have an exact match in Indonesian. Real-time correction in session is far more effective than guessing on your own from a recording.
Besides pronunciation practice, there's also time for typing Hangeul on a keyboard and listening practice using short clips of authentic material like news or drama audio. The vibe is relaxed, so even participants unsure of their pronunciation still feel comfortable giving it a try.
Take the Rp195,000 placement test before signing up for a class. The results are used by our team to place you at the level that fits best, so your first session won't be spent re-covering material you already picked up from watching dramas or reading lyrics.
My Korean drama obsession got so bad it was embarrassing. I had every line memorized but couldn't string together a sentence of my own. The group class at Lingua Learn was perfect since it was affordable and I got to practice with fellow drama fans.
After 3 months, I can watch without subtitles way more often now, and I can even keep up with debates in Kakao group chats with Korean friends. It still feels unreal.
My company just signed a contract with a major distributor in Busan, and suddenly every incoming email was in Korean. I was completely lost. We joined a Lingua Learn semi-private class (me and my assistant) twice a week. Our tutor taught us exactly the business phrases we needed: shipping terms, negotiation language, how to decline something politely.
Six months later, I can handle most of the correspondence myself. It's saved us the cost of hiring a translator every time a letter comes in.
Korean skincare brands kept inviting me to their events, but all I could say was 'annyeong haseyo' followed by an awkward smile. Lingua Learn's flexible private classes let me study at 10 PM after wrapping up shoots. We practiced interview questions, product descriptions, even fan interactions. It was so much fun.
Now when I collaborate with Korean brands, I can go live on IG and read comments without needing a translator. It's made me so much more confident.
Yes. Most participants can read Hangeul within their first two or three sessions, since the alphabet was designed to be learned quickly. The real challenge isn't the alphabet — it's staying consistent with vocabulary and sentence patterns afterward.
Both, right from the start. Your tutor explains the context for each: when to use casual speech with peers, and when you must use polite speech with elders or superiors at work.
Yes. Private classes are great for a goal like this. You can ask your tutor to focus on interview scenarios and industry vocabulary relevant to your field.
Our curriculum follows the CEFR standard, while TOPIK is Korea's own certification system with its own question format. Participants at B1 level and above are usually close to intermediate TOPIK proficiency, but we don't guarantee a specific score. If TOPIK certification is your main goal, you'll need dedicated practice outside of class.
Yes. All classes are online, so participants from Surabaya, Yogyakarta, Bali, and other cities across Indonesia can join the same class.