Like most college enrolment in other foreign countries, Korea also requires proficiency in Korean to prospective international students.
We know the Test of English as Foreign Language (Toefl) and the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) as a test of English proficiency for foreign speakers. In Korea, a similar test called the Test of Proficiency in Korean (topic).
Topics taken by those who do not use Korea as the original. Prospective international students or foreign workers in Korea are obliged to follow topics.
Not only that, the certificate can also be the topic of investment for those who would use the Korean language in their careers. Students who follow the topic also will examine different aspects of language they need to concentrate on in future studies.
Topics are divided into two, namely the Post Standard and Business topics. Standard topics measures the reading, writing, and listening comprehension in Korean.
This test has three different levels, namely Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced, each of which consists of two advanced classes. Continue reading




