TOPIK MASTERCOURSE – Level 3&4 – minimum 4 people

Payment should be made until July 18th.

TOPIK Level 3 & 4 Prep Class

📅 Class Schedule
Duration: 12 Weeks (48 Hours Total)
Sessions per Week: 2 times/week (2 hours each)
Weeks 1–6: Mondays & Thursdays, 11:00 AM – 12:50 PM
Weeks 7–12: Mondays & Wednesdays, 5:00 PM – 6:50 PM

Note: A minimum of 4 students is required for the class to open. Class content may be adjusted at the instructor’s discretion and based on class needs.

🎯 Course Overview
This intensive yet comprehensive course is designed to prepare learners for TOPIK Levels 3 and 4. Students will systematically build the skills needed in listening, reading, and writing through strategy-based lessons and targeted practice.

With warm and expert guidance from Instructor Jazzie Choi, learners will focus on mastering question types, understanding context and intention, and developing clear, effective writing skills.

📘 Weekly Syllabus
Weeks 1–2: Listening & Reading Foundations + Writing Type 01
Listening
Choosing matching visuals/charts (Type 01)
Selecting follow-up dialogue (Type 02)
Recognizing context and speaker (Type 03–04)

Reading
Context-based fill-in-the-blank
Synonyms and paraphrasing (Type 01–02)

Writing (Type 01)
Completing practical sentence blanks in structured contexts

Weeks 3–4: Understanding Main Ideas + Writing Type 02
Listening
Main idea and topic identification (Type 06–07)
Speaker’s intent/purpose (Type 08)

Reading
Identifying topics and themes (Type 03–04)
Determining the author’s intention (Type 05)

Writing (Type 02)
Completing explanatory sentences accurately

Weeks 5–6: Detailed Listening & Reading + Writing Type 03 (Part 1)
Listening
Matching detailed information (Type 09–11)

Reading
Recognizing supporting details and logical sentence order (Type 07–08)
Sentence insertion and author’s attitude (Type 09–10)

Writing (Type 03)
Writing data-based explanatory paragraphs

Weeks 7–8: Integrated Practice + Writing Type 03 (Part 2) & Type 04 (Start)
Listening & Reading
Mixed-type question sets from past exams
Speed training and comprehension strategies

Writing
Continue Type 03 writing (2 sessions)
Begin Type 04: Writing a short essay on a topic

Weeks 9–10: Advanced Writing Practice (Type 04 Focus)
Listening & Reading
Targeted practice with high-difficulty questions

Writing (Type 04)
Argumentative and opinion essays
Emphasis on structure, logic, and clarity

Weeks 11–12: Mock Tests & Final Review
Full Mock Test 1 (Listening, Reading, Writing)
Review and error analysis

Full Mock Test 2
Final strategies and feedback

Note: A minimum of 4 students is required for the class to open. Class content may be adjusted at the instructor’s discretion and based on class needs.