LevelKorean
Learn Korean,
then say it out loud
LevelKorean (레벨코리안) is a free tool for learning Korean and for teaching it. Lessons are built on the Standard Curriculum for Korean Language Education from the National Institute of Korean Language — the same framework Korean language programmes use.
- 96
- lessons
- 8
- courses
- 4
- skills · listen, speak, read, write
- 0
- won to start
Start learning now
Lesson 1 opens straight away — no install, no sign-up
Join your class with a code
Your teacher gives you a six-character code
Teaching a class?
Open a class, hand out the code, and see what each student got wrong
KIIP classroom
Korea Immigration & Integration Program classes have their own entrance
What you study
Eight courses, twelve lessons each. Every lesson mixes listening, speaking, reading and writing, with native-speaker audio for each new word and a place to record yourself saying it.
- 12 lessons
Beginner 1
Hangeul, greetings, numbers, everyday objects
- 12 lessons
Beginner 2
Past and future, shopping, ordering food, directions
- 12 lessons
Intermediate 3
Opinions, comparisons, plans, describing problems
- 12 lessons
Intermediate 4
Reasons, indirect speech, work and study life
- 12 lessons
Advanced 5 · Exam Prep
Longer readings, formal writing, test formats
- 12 lessons
Advanced 6 · Naturalization Prep
Society, law, history, the KIIP final stage
- 12 lessons
Advanced · Life and Work
Contracts, workplace rights, housing, safety
- 12 lessons
Vocabulary by Topic
Health, food, money, transport, school, news
For teachers
A class takes a minute to open. Students join with a code instead of making an account, so the first ten minutes of a lesson are not spent on sign-ups. You set assignments, collect written and spoken answers, and see the next morning which questions the class got wrong — not after the exam.
Teaching slides are provided for every lesson, and classes in the Korea Immigration & Integration Program (KIIP) are managed separately because they run on their own stages.
About the curriculum
Every lesson carries a level from the national standard (levels 1–6), a topic category and a communicative function chosen from that standard — not invented for this tool. Levels 1–2 overlap with what TOPIK I covers and levels 3–4 with TOPIK II, but the two systems do not map one to one, and this is a study tool rather than a past-paper book. No exam questions or textbook passages are reproduced; every item here was written for this course.
The full rationale and design notes (in Korean)