KoreanTOPIK II (Level 3) Preparation
Korean TOPIK 3 Course in Lahore & Online — Intermediate Level
Korean TOPIK 3: Intermediate Independence
The Korean TOPIK 3 Course is a major milestone. It marks your transition from the beginner TOPIK I exam into the advanced TOPIK II testing bracket.
"TOPIK 3 is the standard requirement for the Global Korea Scholarship (GKS), most Korean university degrees, and the F-series residency visas."
In this 2-month intensive course, you will learn to maintain social relationships, understand public facilities, and differentiate between written (Munyeoche) and spoken (Gueoche) Korean.
Core focus areas:
- Formal Writing: Introduction to the TOPIK II Writing section, drafting essays and formal reports.
- Abstract Vocabulary: Moving beyond daily survival Korean into abstract social, cultural, and workplace topics.
- Indirect Speech: Quoting others and reporting information accurately.
Conducted on-campus in Lahore and live online across Pakistan.
- Level
- Advanced
- Format
- Live + Recorded
- Duration
- 8 weeks
- Commitment
- 4 hrs / week
- Schedule
- Mon to Thu, 8:00am–9:00 PM (PKT)
- Batch size
- 15 students max
What you'll learn
- Maintain fluent daily conversations without language barriers.
- Understand differences between formal written and spoken Korean.
- Report speech and quote other people accurately.
- Write structured short essays for the TOPIK II writing section.
- Express nuanced emotions
- hypothetical situations
- and regrets.
- Achieve TOPIK II (Level 3) certification for GKS scholarships and university entry.
Syllabus
Module 1 — Abstract Topics & Media
- Discussing social issues, culture, entertainment, and the workplace
- Differentiating between spoken and written sentence endings (-ㄴ/는다)
- Expressing change of state (-아/어지다, -게 되다)
Module 2 — Indirect Quotation & Reporting
- Quoting statements, questions, commands, and suggestions
- Summarizing news articles and third-party conversations
- Expressing rumors and secondhand information (-대/래요)
Module 3 — Complex Conditions & Regrets
- Advanced conditional statements (if, unless, even though)
- Expressing regret and hypothetical pasts (-았/었더라면, -을/ㄹ 걸 그랬다)
- Emphasizing contrast and expectation
Module 4 — TOPIK II Writing (Sseugi)
- Tackling Question 51 and 52: Completing practical texts
- Tackling Question 53: Writing data and graph description paragraphs
- Using formal transition words for logical flow
Module 5 — TOPIK 3 Exam Strategies
- Pacing strategies for the long TOPIK II Reading paper
- Listening comprehension for interviews and public announcements
- Full mock exam under official test conditions