Teaching Methods:
I focus on a communicative and practical approach to language learning. My lessons are designed to help students use Korean in real-life situations. This is because I personally think language is for using, not just knowing.

For this we will
1.Start with guided dialogues and gradually move towards free conversation to build confidence.
2.Use role-plays, storytelling, and Q&A sessions to make lessons engaging and hands-on.
3.Make Goal-Oriented progress, adjusting the methods to align with your specific goals.

Content:
My lesson content is flexible and customized based on each student’s needs.

Here’s what I will typically cover
1.Foundational Korean Grammar and Vocabulary that is essential for beginners to start forming sentences and understand language structure.
2.Conversational Korean with common phrases and culturally relevant language to enhance your natural speaking ability.
3.Listening and Pronunciation skills using video clips and Korean media to help you understand native speakers and improve your accent.
4.Reading and Writing Practice for students who wish to learn Hanguel
5.Cultural Insights to provide a deeper understanding beyond language.

Class Dynamics:
My classes are designed to be engaging and student-centered, where you’ll feel comfortable experimenting with language and the culture itself.

Here’s what you can expect
1.Relaxed and Supportive environment with a low-pressure atmosphere, where making mistakes is seen as part of the learning process.
2.Flexible Pacing with adjusted speed and depth of lessons.
3.Fun, I want you to love the language, not starting to hating it. :)

Teaching Experience:
I taught English to teenagers for seven years (2015–2022) before moving to Germany, focusing on grammar, conversational skills, and exam preparation. I have engaged in language exchange programs and helped friends learn Korean through structured, supportive sessions. My experience with tandem language learning has given me a strong understanding of what it takes to help someone pick up a new language, especially from a practical, conversational perspective.