Beginner Korean Tutor Needed Online
Budget: €10 – €15 EUR
Starting from scratch, I want to build a solid foundation in Korean and can commit to two–three live lessons each week on Zoom, Skype, or any stable platform you prefer. A native speaker would be great, yet I’m equally open to skilled non-native teachers who have a clear track record of guiding absolute beginners.
To help me choose, focus your proposal on your teaching experience: how long you’ve taught, typical methods you use with novices, and any tangible results past students achieved. A brief outline of how you structure early lessons—covering Hangul recognition, basic pronunciation drills, and simple conversation practice—will also be useful.
My goals are practical: within the first few months I’d like to read Hangul confidently, handle everyday greetings, and hold short, polite exchanges. Clear feedback after each session and occasional homework or quick quizzes are appreciated so I can track progress between classes.
Scheduling is flexible; I’m based in GMT+1 but can adjust for the right teacher. If this cadence and level match your expertise, let’s connect and map out the first week’s lesson plan.
To help me choose, focus your proposal on your teaching experience: how long you’ve taught, typical methods you use with novices, and any tangible results past students achieved. A brief outline of how you structure early lessons—covering Hangul recognition, basic pronunciation drills, and simple conversation practice—will also be useful.
My goals are practical: within the first few months I’d like to read Hangul confidently, handle everyday greetings, and hold short, polite exchanges. Clear feedback after each session and occasional homework or quick quizzes are appreciated so I can track progress between classes.
Scheduling is flexible; I’m based in GMT+1 but can adjust for the right teacher. If this cadence and level match your expertise, let’s connect and map out the first week’s lesson plan.