About the Teacher
Hi, Iβm Seul(μ¬) π Iβm glad youβre interested in learning Korean and found your way here.
I became interested in teaching Korean during high school through a language exchange experience. While trying to teach Korean, I realized how little I know about mother language as a foreign language β which led me to study Korean language education.
I later started a BA and MA in Korean Studies with a focus on Korean language education, and became a certified Korean teacher in 2018.
To be honest, I always found language learning boring when it relied only on memorization and textbooks.
So from early on, I knew I wanted to teach differently.
I believe learning works best when itβs engaging and connected to what learners actually care about.
Thatβs why I build my classes around things people enjoy and relate to β real conversations, media, everyday situations, and topics learners are genuinely interested in.
π©π»βπ BA & MA in Korean Studies with a focus on Korean language education
π©π»βπ« Certified Korean Language Teacher since 2018
My Teaching Journey πΊοΈ
π Online (2020 - Present)
π«π· Paris, France (2023 - 2025)
Paris CitΓ© University
π¦πΉ Vienna, Austria (2023)
Korean Kulturhaus
π©πͺ Frankfurt, Germany (2020 - 2022)
Goethe University Frankfurt
π°π· Suwon, South Korea (2019 - 2020)
Kyonggi University
π»π³ BαΊ―c Giang, Vietnam (2017)
ICO Group (Foreign Language Institute)
π¨π± Santiago, Chile (2017)
King Sejong Institute
π΅π Pasay, Philippines (2016)
King Sejong Institute
How I Teach π©π»βπ«
I focus on Korean that learners can actually use in real situations, even if itβs not perfect yet. π¬
Speaking comes first, accuracy follows π¦
π£οΈ Practical before perfect
Learning a language is uncomfortable by nature. π₯²
I create an environment where students feel supported enough to try, fail, and improve without pressure or embarrassment! π¦Ί
π A safe space to speak and make mistakes
π₯ Grammar and Vocabulary always in context
I I explain Korean through real situations, using K-dramas, Youtube, and everyday examples to show how expressions are naturally used. πΊ