[What happens in the Trial Lesson?]

The trial lesson is not just a test. It is a 'consulting session' where I, as a marketing expert, diagnose your Korean skills and design the most efficient roadmap for you. We will focus on the following three points:

1. Goal Setting I will listen to your specific reasons for learning Korean, whether it's for "traveling to Korea," "getting a job in a Korean company," or "watching dramas without subtitles." Clear goals lead to clear methods.

2. Level Check Through simple conversation and questions, I will assess your current vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. Don't be nervous; it's not an exam. I will identify your strengths and weaknesses to help you improve.

3. Discussing Teaching Methods I will propose a curriculum tailored to your goals and level. We will decide together which materials to use, whether to conduct the class only in Korean (Immersion) or mix in English explanations, and how to handle homework.

As a former international and startup marketer with approximately 13 years of experience, I teach accurate pronunciation, Korean expressions, and business Korean. I'm trained to explain complex concepts in a way even beginners can understand. As a writing instructor, I excel at accurately correcting sentence structure and word choice. I can also teach both Seoul and Daegu accents.

For many years, I've mentored foreign friends living in Korea, teaching them Korean language and culture. Rather than focusing on textbook-style grammar, I've focused on practical Korean skills they can use in real-life situations, such as ordering at a restaurant, finding directions, and making Korean friends. This has made me adept at helping foreigners understand the subtle nuances of the Korean language and its cultural context.
I've also taught marketing and blogging in Korea. I excel at explaining complex concepts in a way even beginners can understand, and I'm adept at accurately correcting sentence structure and word choice.

I can teach you not only the accurate standard Korean you see in the news, but also the charming Gyeongsang dialect you see in K-dramas and movies. Experience the diverse charms of Korea.
I explain even complex grammar in a simple, logical way, like marketing principles. Through my blog and marketing lectures, I've researched "how to speak so others understand." I'll clearly explain confusing Korean expressions.
I have extensive experience teaching Korean to foreign friends, so I understand what you find difficult. Don't be afraid of making mistakes. My classes are not tests, but rather fun conversations.

I'll cover not only Seoul dialect but also the Gyeongsang dialect. As a marketer with 13years of experience, I'll explain complex grammar and subtle nuances in a clear and easy-to-understand manner.