I would reccommend booking a lesson with a teacher once a week and booking a lesson with a tutor two times a week.

You have enough free time, but you just need to act towards focusing it towards a progressive learning goal.

I would recommend that the teacher specialize in business english.  And that you practice the new vocabulary by role playing (pretending to be in a meeting, when you are talking with the teacher).

A good learning path is important, but practice is also as important, you cannot learn without both.

1: What is your learning goal?

I was planning to be fluent in Korean but I guess i'll gues go with conversational korean. 

Same as most people who study korean. i wanted to understand thier songs, shows, and dramas :)
2: How much time do you have during the week to study?

I study korean as a hobby. I only study korean when I like to and when I have time. 
3: What is your biggest problem when studying a language?

Limited time..  Financial problems.. I guess.. I wanted to try some courses online and buy a dictionary. But a dictionary is my priority. 

My vocabulary so far has only around 360 words.. I need to learn at least 1000 words by the end of this year. ^^

4: Anything else?

I wanted to meet some korean native speakers that could also speak english. If they are not good in English then asking them questions would be hard. it would also be better if we can be friends for a long time.

I'm also planning of going to korea and if that's the case then I'll need to have some native to help me in my stay in korea. ^^

If you want to speak Korean naturally, you need to practice native speakers' intonation. It' not easy to do it at first. Practice makes perfect. And also there are same words but differnt meaning depending on the intonation. My suggestion for remembering verbs and nouns is to match them with images or to use useful memory tools just like apps(ex. "touchstudy" in Appstore)

If you have any question, feel free to contact me.

Have a good day ^^

1: What is your learning goal?

To be naturally conversational in Korean; to roughly understand Korean shows, music, books etc.

2: How much time do you have during the week to study?

I study for 2 hours per day.

3: What is your biggest problem when studying a language?

I get too ahead of myself and forget things, I have trouble remembering nouns and all of those verbs!!

4: Anything else?

I need a good way for rememberiring verb forms. I know many tenses and how to conjugate. Also, nouns >:(

Thank you!

1: What is your learning goal?
To be able to understand the most of what is said on (japanese) TV shows.

2: How much time do you have during the week to study?
Most of it.

3: What is your biggest problem when studying a language?
I have no (zero) money I can spend on learning. I have trouble coming up with stories to remember strange words.

4: Anything else?
I can't seem to find a good list of words that I should learn.