레벨 체크 & 온보딩
Level Check & Onboarding
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- ✓수업 진행 방식 안내하기 (화면공유, 실시간 교정, 수업 후 포털 링크 제공)
- ✓목표 인터뷰로 학생의 학습 목표 파악하기
- ✓한글 읽기·말하기 간이 체크로 시작 레벨 판정하고 맞춤 학습 플랜 안내하기
학생 모드 — 링크 공유 시 보이는 기본 화면
Welcome! How Our Lessons Work수업 방식 안내
Welcome to your first Korean lesson! Here's what to expect today:
- I will share my screen the whole time — you'll see every word I type, in real time.
- When you speak, I'll write down corrections right on screen, so you can read them as we go.
- After the lesson, I'll send you a private link with everything we covered — notes, corrections, and new words — so you never have to scramble to take notes.
- This first lesson isn't a test. It's just how we get to know each other and find the right starting point for you.
Getting to Know You: Goal Interview목표 인터뷰 질문지
Before we dive into Korean, I want to understand why you're learning it. Your answers will shape everything we do together — which words we practice, which topics we choose, and how fast we go.
Try Saying Your Goal in Korean
je mokpyoneun yeohaengieyo.
My goal is travel.
Swap in your own goal: work, family, K-pop, hobby...
cheoncheonhi baeugo isseoyo.
I'm learning (it) slowly.
A relaxed, honest way to describe your pace.
jal butakdeurimnida.
I look forward to working with you.
A warm, very common phrase to end an introduction.
Quick Check 1: Can You Read Hangul?읽기 레벨 체크
Let's see how Hangul looks to you right now. I'll show you some Korean words — just try to sound them out, even if you don't know what they mean yet. There's no wrong answer here; this just helps me see where to start.
Read each one out loud. Take your time — sounding it out matters more than speed.
ga
(a single syllable)
Q1Which word means "thank you" (formal)?
Q2How do you romanize 학교?
Quick Check 2: Speaking Prompts by Level말하기 레벨 체크
Now let's flip it around — I'll say a few things in Korean and ask you to try them too. Repeat after me first, then try on your own. See how far down the list you can comfortably go.
Try These, See How Far You Get
annyeonghaseyo, jeoneun sarayeyo.
Hello, I'm Sarah.
Level check 1 — introduce yourself (swap in your own name).
jeoneun migugeseo wasseoyo.
I'm from the U.S.
Level check 2 — can you say where you're from?
jeoneun keopi masineun geoseul joahaeyo.
I like drinking coffee.
Level check 3 — can you talk about something you like?
eoje chingureul mannaseo yeonghwareul bwasseoyo.
I met a friend yesterday and watched a movie.
Level check 4 — can you describe something that happened in the past?
Your Level & What It Means레벨 판정 가이드
Based on today's check-in, you'll land in one of three starting points. None of them is a bad place to be — everyone starts somewhere!
- Absolute Beginner — Hangul is still new, and that's completely normal. We'll start by learning the alphabet as a fun puzzle, plus a handful of survival phrases.
- Beginner — You can sound out Hangul and know a few greetings, but full sentences feel far away. We'll build your first real sentence patterns and everyday phrases.
- Upper-Beginner — You read Hangul comfortably and can already form some sentences. We'll focus on natural pronunciation, expanding your patterns, and real conversations.
Wherever you land, your plan below is built just for you.
Your Personal Learning Plan맞춤 학습 플랜 템플릿
Great work today! Here's your starting plan based on everything we just covered. You'll find this same plan waiting on your personal student page after the lesson, along with today's notes.
Your First-Week Plan