The KIIP (Korea Immigration & Integration Program) supports immigrants in systematically acquiring essential knowledge for life in Korea, including the Korean language, economy, society, and legal basics. It also assesses Korean language proficiency and understanding of Korean society.
Written Test | Korean Language and Culture | Understanding Korean Society | |||||
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Level | Level 0 | Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 | Level 4 | Level 5 | |
Course | basic | Beginner 1 | Beginner 2 | Intermediate 1 | Intermediate 2 | basic | Advanced |
Hours | 15 h | 100 h | 100 h | 100 h | 100 h | 70 h | 30 h |
Evaluation | - | 1st Level Test | 2st Level Test | 3st Level Test | Midterm Test | Comprehensive Test for Permanent Residency. | Comprehensive Test on for Naturalization |
Notes |
· Participation in the Level 5 advanced course is allowed only after completing the basic course.Those who pass the permanent · residency integrated evaluation can participate in the Level 5 basic course classes and continue to the advanced course. |
written test | oral test | passing criteria |
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20 questions (30 minutes for the test) | 5 questions (30 minutes for the test) | 60 points or higher (out of 100 points) |
written test | oral test | passing criteria |
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30 questions Multiple-choice (28), Essay-type (2) |
5 questions Understanding, Conversing, Listening, Speaking |
60 points or higher (out of 100 points) |
Test Duration Multiple-choice (40 minutes), Essay-type (10 minutes) |
Test Duration 10 minutes |