The Test of Proficiency in Korean (TOPIK), administered by the Korean government, is designed for non-native Korean speakers. It helps learners identify their Korean language learning direction, measures Korean proficiency, and allows the results to be used for study abroad and employment opportunities.
How to Apply
TOPIK is held six times a year (January, March, April, July, October, and November). Detailed test schedules are announced on the official TOPIK website.
TOPIK levels are divided into:
TOPIK I (Levels 1–2) for beginners
TOPIK II (Levels 3–6) for intermediate and advanced learners
The proficiency level is determined according to the test results.
Detailed information regarding test registration can be found on the TOPIK website.
TOPIK levels are divided into:
TOPIK I (Levels 1–2) for beginners
TOPIK II (Levels 3–6) for intermediate and advanced learners
The proficiency level is determined according to the test results.
Detailed information regarding test registration can be found on the TOPIK website.
Group Registration for TOPIK
The International Affairs Team at Seoul Women’s University provides group registration for the government-administered TOPIK test for the convenience of applicants.
(Only undergraduate students, graduate students, and Korean Language Center students affiliated with Seoul Women’s University are eligible.)
Group registration is completed through online application forms and becomes final only after payment of the examination fee.
The test venue and time will be announced individually at a later date.
(Only undergraduate students, graduate students, and Korean Language Center students affiliated with Seoul Women’s University are eligible.)
Group registration is completed through online application forms and becomes final only after payment of the examination fee.
The test venue and time will be announced individually at a later date.