• Greetings, self-introduction, basic conversations (e.g., ordering food, shopping).

• Learning to read and write Hangul.

• Vocabulary related to daily life, such as numbers, dates, and family.

• Discussing travel, transportation, and daily routines.

• Learning grammar like conjunctions and honorifics.

• Expanding vocabulary for more detailed conversations.

• Discussing plans, aspirations, and past experiences.

• Learning idioms and culturally relevant expressions.

• Appropriately using formal and informal speech based on the situation.

•  Discussing and debating abstract ideas.

•  Writing essays and reports.

•  Improving comprehension of conversations at native-level speed.

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• Talking about weather, hobbies, and daily life.

• Describing places, giving simple directions, and expressing preferences.

• Using basic verbs (e.g., past and present tenses).​​​​

•  Expressing emotions, describing events, and giving advice.

• Studying intermediate grammar, such as conditional sentences and comparative forms.

• Conversing in simple situations, such as at the bank or hospital.

• Expressing opinions about culture, the environment, and current issues.

• Studying advanced grammar, such as passive and causative forms.

• Understanding long texts and writing detailed paragraphs.

• Discussing advanced topics such as philosophy, economics, and politics.

• Learning proverbs and nuanced expressions.

• Preparing for professional language use or advanced exams (e.g., TOPIK).