Korean courses by level

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Start here · Korean 101 → 102

Read Korean first. Then make your own sentences.

Recorded video courses you take at your own pace — start any day, learn on your schedule. Made to be done in this order.

Korean 101 · Complete Beginner

Hangeul from ZERO

Go from “I can’t read any of this” to reading and writing Korean — one letter at a time.

15 video lessons · textbook & toolkit · lifetime access

$129or 3 × $47

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Korean 102 · Beginner — after Hangeul

Korean 102 · Sentences

You can read Hangeul. Now say something with it — build your own sentences and say them out loud.

10 weeks · workbook included · lifetime access

Now open — start today at the launch price.

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📚 Want to practice between 101 and 102?The Beginner books — words, patterns and reading See the books →

More ways to learn

Want a schedule, a live class, or more grammar?

Take one alongside Korean 101 and 102 — or on its own.

Daily plan · teacher feedback

21-Day Korean Challenge

One short lesson and one worksheet a day for 21 days — and a professional Korean teacher checks your work.

5 levels · new round every month

$137 $97per level

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Live on Zoom

K-Pop Class

Learn real Korean through the songs you love — lyrics, vocabulary and pronunciation, live with Hailey.

4 sessions · weekly PDF · recordings after each class

A new class every month.

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On Udemy

Korean Grammar in Use

Hailey’s video course on the Korean Grammar in Use – Beginning textbook — every grammar point taught with real sentences, step by step.

Beginner grammar · video lessons

Sold on Udemy.

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Questions

Good to know

Are the courses live?

Korean 101 and Korean 102 are recorded, so you learn at your own pace. The K-Pop Class is live on Zoom, with a recording after each class. The 21-Day Korean Challenge runs on set dates each month.

What’s the difference between the courses and the books?

The courses teach you with video lessons. The books are PDFs you work through on your own. Many learners use both — the Beginner books fit right between Korean 101 and Korean 102.

Is Korean 102 open?

Yes — it’s open now. See what’s inside →

Do I keep access to the recorded courses?

Yes. Korean 101 and Korean 102 come with lifetime access, on your phone, tablet or computer.

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Yes — pay by card here.