Learn Korean
right here in Dhaka
The language is the real key — both good scholarships and part-time jobs in Korea depend on it. Start with a completely free demo class.
No IELTS needed — but you'll need Korean
It's true that IELTS is not required for admission. But the two things that will change your life in Korea — scholarships and part-time jobs — both depend on your Korean.
A student who arrives with TOPIK finds work from the first month. One who doesn't spends the first six months just learning the language. So we start in Dhaka.
Bigger scholarships
Significant tuition discounts are tied to your TOPIK level.
Easier to find work
Knowing the language makes finding part-time work in Korea far easier.
A stronger visa interview
Showing language preparation makes your application far more credible.
Korean Language Course (Dhaka)
কোরিয়ান ল্যাঙ্গুয়েজ কোর্স
- Classes 3 days a week
- Native pronunciation practice
- TOPIK mock tests
- Free demo class
Take the free demo class first. Enrol only if you like how we teach — no money up front.
The questions everyone
hesitates to ask
Can't find your answer? Just call — counselling is free, with no obligation.
Can you really study in Korea without IELTS?
Yes. IELTS is not mandatory for admission to our partner universities. That said, basic Korean (TOPIK) helps with both scholarships and part-time jobs — which is why we run the language course right here in Dhaka.
My GPA is low — do I still have a chance?
Most partner universities accept applications from GPA 2.50. If your results are lower, the free counselling session will tell you where your chances are strongest.
How much will it all cost?
First-year tuition is roughly ৳ 260,000–360,000 per semester, and living costs in Korea run ৳ 35,000–50,000 a month. A part-time job can earn ৳ 70,000–120,000 a month, which is how many students cover their own expenses.
Will I get a refund if the visa is refused?
If the visa is refused, a defined portion of our service fee is refundable. The exact terms are given to you in writing at the counselling session.
How are you different from other agencies?
Our chairman, Mr. Kim Jong Hyo, is himself Korean, and we are the official representative of GNU Korea. Professors fly from Korea to interview students in Dhaka directly — no third party in between. We have offices and phone numbers in both Dhaka and Korea.
Can I get a part-time job in Korea?
A student visa allows a set number of working hours per week. We help you find work after you arrive in Korea — though getting hired depends heavily on your Korean, which is exactly why we push the language course.
Your journey to Korea
starts today
Just leave your name and phone number. Our counsellor will call, listen to your results and budget, and give you honest advice — no fee, no pressure.
- Free counselling — no fee
- If you don't qualify, we tell you straight
- Your information is never shared with anyone