Korean Tutors & Teachers

Would you like to learn 'Real Korean' from a native Korean teacher? Don't you want to have fun while learning? My class is easy, fun and stressed-free! You don't have to be nervous about learning languages. If you learn Korean step by step with having fun with me, you will notice that your Korean has been improved a lot. I can correct your pronunciation, grammer, etc. and I can also teach you new Korean words for young generations. Welcome to my FUN FUN Korean class!

Hello to all my future students. My name is Daniel. I am a native Korean speaker. I grew up in Korea and I am currently working at English Language School. I am teaching Korean to some foreigners and I love it. My lessons are easy and effective. I use books and I share them as PDF format it's grammar, vocabulary and common expressions. Also, I am correcting my students' diary so you can also practice your writing. if you enroll my class , our lesson will be designed by your level and interest for example If your interest is KPOP then our lesson will be about the songs that you like. I would like to be your teacher , and friend so that I can help you to improve your Korean language.

Hello! I am Meena from South Korea. I am a professional Korean teacher and passionate language learner. I completed a program on teaching Korean in grad school and since 2013 I’ve been teaching many students from different backgrounds. The majority of my students work in business in Korea but I’m also teaching kids at the moment. I also taught in a Korean Language school in Canada for several months. *My thoughts on learning languages Since my passion is languages, I spend a lot of time watching polyglots’ videos in which they talk about effective ways for learning languages. They have different points of view regarding studying grammar, using flash cards, when to start practicing speaking and so on but one thing they all agree is that you need to do it every day. I couldn’t agree more on this point because I had amazing Spanish teachers before but I didn’t practice every day even though I enjoyed their classes. As a result, I remained in beginner level. *My goal for you, how to get most out of my Korean class What I can help you with is to reach you intermediate level in which you would be able to have daily, casual conversation without any major discomfort. I’m offering you more than just one hour class a week, which means you should do homework after class. I have a system where, aside from our weekly one hour class, you need to commit 10 min a day or more depending on how motivated you are to speak Korean naturally without spending too much time having to recollect what you learned. (Homework can be different depending on goals but the main idea of homework is to have you create relevant content based on what we covered in our previous session and to practice many times to get used to using the language.)