Frequently Asked Questions

Why should children learn Korean?

Korean is a language of growing global influence, thanks to K-pop, K-dramas, and Korea's leadership in technology and education. Learning Korean improves memory, focus, and communication—and adds a unique skill to your child's portfolio from an early age.

What is the ideal age to start learning Korean?

Children can begin learning Korean from age 6. Our program is specially crafted for young learners with age-appropriate content, interactive games, and fun-based language activities.

Are the classes conducted online or offline?

We offer both formats: • Offline at our Nativ centres, with batch sizes limited to 8 students for personalized learning • Online, in live small-group classes with only 6 students, to ensure focus and engagement

What are the course levels available for kids?

Our Korean program includes: • Learn for Fun (30 hrs / 1.5 months) - A playful introduction to basic Korean • Level 1 (50 hrs / 3 months) - Reading Hangul, basic grammar and everyday conversation • Level 2 (50 hrs / 3 months) - Vocabulary building, sentence structure, and expression • One-on-One (30 hrs / 2 months) - Personalized sessions for focused attention or accelerated learning

What teaching methods do you use?

Our classes are designed to keep kids excited about language through: • Games, flashcards, and visual aids • Storytelling and cultural exposure • Songs, role-play, and interactive speaking • Worksheets and revision activities to reinforce learning

At what age can my child give an official exam in Korean?

Your child becomes eligible for the TOPIK (Test of Proficiency in Korean) from age 10 onwards. Our curriculum steadily builds the language foundation needed for early-level TOPIK exams in later stages.

How does this course help in the long run?

Apart from communication skills, Korean language learning: • Strengthens the child's academic profile • Adds an impressive element to their portfolio for school admissions, exchange programs, and scholarships • Builds early exposure to global cultures and languages

How is progress tracked and shared with parents?

• Regular progress feedback is shared with parents • Assessments and speaking evaluations are conducted at intervals • Online learners get LMS access with notes, recorded sessions, and practice sheets

What happens if a child misses a class?

• Online classes: Recorded videos are shared for revision • Offline classes: The trainer provides a quick recap and support tasks to help them catch up

Will my child get a certificate?

Yes. On completion of each level, your child will receive a Nativ Certificate of Completion, which can be added to their academic and extracurricular records.