Korean Level Test
What is a Korean level test?
As the name entails, it gauges your skills in a particular language, in this case, Korean. Each test may not be identical, but typically, each of them tests your understanding of the language’s grammar and the diversity of your vocabulary, each question getting progressively difficult.
The format is often multiple-choice questions. There is usually also a section that tests your reading comprehension skills.
In some cases, such as in TOPIK, there will also be sections for listening comprehension and writing abilities. And if you want to sign up for courses in a Korean language school, you often will have an interview that will measure your ability to converse in Korean.
Though this can sound overwhelming and nerve-wracking, it is quite a useful test to take. The worst thing you’d want to do, especially if you are paying big money for the course, is to land in a class that’s just a repetition of everything you already know or to end up taking a course at a level too high for your skills.
A level test may be useful to take, even if you’re primarily studying on your own. With its help, you can gain a proper understanding of the exact point from where to continue your learning journey, especially if you have been on a break from studying Korean.
What comes next after taking a Korean level test?
If you already know your test results, the next step is to start learning Korean again. A method that is proven to be effective is our 90 Day Korean Membership Program.
With our Inner Circle program, you can learn Korean online in a fun and effective way from the beginning of your language journey until you are well into your intermediate-level learning.
How does our Korean language test work?
The 90 Day Korean Level Test is designed to assess your understanding and proficiency in the Korean language across various skill levels, from beginner to advanced. When you visit the level test page, you will complete a series of questions that evaluate different aspects of your language skills, including grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension.
Here's a breakdown of how the test works:
- Starting the Test: You begin by accessing the test above.
- Question Format: The test consists of multiple-choice questions. Each question is structured to progressively increase in difficulty.
- Completion: After you complete all the questions, the test will analyze your answers.
- Results: You receive a score that indicates your proficiency level. Based on your results, you can be guided to the appropriate course level in 90 Day Korean’s curriculum that best suits your needs.
