Korean
The classification of Korean is still controversial. Most linguists consider it an isolate8, while others group it in a hypothetical Altaic family9. Some similarities with Japanese have been noted10.
The alphabet used to write Korean is hangeul, created in the 15th century and made official in the 19th; hanja (sinograms used in this language) are also used, a fairly large proportion of the lexicon being of Chinese origin (at least outside everyday vocabulary).
Korean in continuing education is taught in group courses (subject to a minimum number of trainees) or individual courses (maximum of four trainees).
Find all our group courses
- Classic and advanced formulas (2h / 1 time per week)
- Dynamic formula (4h / 1 time on Saturday morning)
- Intensive course (4 sessions / year)
Progress in Korean in group courses
Progression coréen sept 21 (807.83 KB, .pdf)
TESTS FOR SELF-ASSESSMENT
TESTS FOR SELF-ASSESSMENT
If you'd like to check your language level in relation to our range of courses and the breakdown of groups into classic (evening courses) or dynamic (Saturday morning courses), here are the tests you can take below.
The test is taken on the Kahoot platform and, is compulsory if you wish to join our courses. Make sure you have 45 minutes to complete it. The result will enable us to determine the level that best suits you.
For all levels:
- if you obtain a score between 20000 and 30000 points, you can join the level in question.
- if your score is between 15000 and 20000 points, you can move up to the next level, but you'll need to re-study some of the points in the lower level.
- if you obtain a score below 15000, your level appears to be insufficient to enter the level in question.
Before you start the test, you'll need to enter your e-mail address and username. When entering your username, please enter your first and last name.
Good luck!