Language Foundation
Start with Hangul, pronunciation, grammar, and everyday Korean communication.
Learn Korean, prepare for TOPIK, and plan your university journey from Bangladesh.
Your first Korean words
안녕하세요
an-nyeong-ha-se-yo
Hello
You learn words like these in Semester 1.
Bangladeshi students can apply to beginner-level programs without prior Korean knowledge, subject to university requirements. Lessons cover reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar, and Korean culture. Students can join from beginner level, prepare for TOPIK, and later apply for a degree program.
Start with Hangul, pronunciation, grammar, and everyday Korean communication.
Prepare for the TOPIK level set by your chosen university and course.
Develop communication skills that help you adjust to daily life in Korea.
Receive your university admission letter and prepare your D-4-1 visa application.
Build Korean language skills and prepare for university life in Korea.
Evaluate your current Korean language level and identify the right learning pathway based on your academic goals and future study plans.
Understand the TOPIK level required for your chosen university and build the skills needed to reach it.
Choose a KLP that supports your plan to apply for a bachelor's, master's, or other degree after language study.
Prepare for the D-4-1 visa, housing, living costs, attendance rules, and permitted part-time work in Korea.
KLP supports TOPIK preparation, degree admission, daily communication, and cultural adjustment. Here is what you gain while you study, and where it can lead after.
Apply for admission after meeting university academic and language requirements.
Practice reading, listening, writing, and TOPIK vocabulary.
Develop language skills that support work and career opportunities.
Use Korean in class, on transport, in shops, and with locals.
Build connections with students from diverse backgrounds.
Build a route towards higher study and future career goals.
Degree entry, work permission, and visa approval still depend on the relevant university and Korean authorities.
Building Korean skills step by step.
Build a strong foundation in Hangul, pronunciation, and basic vocabulary. Learn essential phrases and simple sentence structures used in everyday communication.
Expand your vocabulary and improve speaking confidence through practical conversations. Learn to communicate in common social and daily situations.
Develop stronger reading, writing, listening, and speaking abilities. Understand more complex grammar patterns and improve communication accuracy.
Apply your language skills in academic and real-world settings. Prepare for TOPIK and work towards the language level required by your chosen university.
Goal after 12 months: the TOPIK level your chosen university asks for.
Multiple intakes throughout the year for flexibility.
Dates can vary by university. We confirm the exact deadline for your chosen university.
Learn Korean while adapting to life in Korea.
A strong foundation for study and life in Korea.
Start learning Korean from the beginner level. The program is designed for students with no previous Korean language experience and provides structured preparation for TOPIK and future university study. IELTS may not be required by the language institute, but university and embassy rules must be checked.
Receive guidance throughout the student visa application process. Prepare academic, financial, family, and admission documents for the D-4-1 visa application.
Work towards TOPIK and apply separately for a bachelor's, master's, or other degree after KLP.
Plan for March, June, September, or December, depending on the university's academic calendar.
Explore scholarships or tuition support available when applying for a future degree.
International students may become eligible for part-time work opportunities according to Korean regulations.
Get guidance on university choice, documents, housing, departure, and settling into South Korea.
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Get quick answers to questions about the Korean Language Program (KLP).
Students who have completed high school or an equivalent qualification can generally apply. Exact academic, financial, and document requirements vary by university.
No Korean is needed for beginner entry. IELTS may not be required by the institute, but current university and embassy rules must be checked.
One regular term usually lasts about ten weeks. Students often study for two to four terms, based on their starting level and future degree plan.
KLP tuition usually costs around $850 to $1,300 per term. A full year may cost about $3,400 to $5,200. Housing, food, insurance, books, and visa costs are extra.
Yes. KLP can prepare you for TOPIK, but degree admission needs a separate application and depends on the university's academic rules.
No. Beginner KLP entry usually does not require TOPIK. Later, it depends on the university and department, which decide the TOPIK level they want for Korean-taught degrees.
Part-time work may be possible after six months. University confirmation, immigration permission, Korean ability, and good attendance are required.
Spring, summer, fall, and winter terms are common, often starting in March, June, September, and December. Dates vary by university.
Book a free consultation and get a clear plan for your admission, visa and move to South Korea.