If you're interested in beginning to learn Korean or building on your existing skills, Varsity Tutors can assist you in finding an Indianapolis Korean course that can provide you with the support and guidance that you may need to build your skills. Whether you're enrolled in a degree program at the University of Indianapolis, a North Central High School or Warren Central High School student, or a student at any other area school, there are courses that can match your skill level and your scheduling requirements. Adult learners and business professionals can also benefit from an online language course and find one that fits within their busy lives.
Traditional classrooms may not always provide students with the resources and amount of practice necessary to efficiently build Korean proficiency, so seeking additional resources can be both beneficial and necessary. An Indianapolis Korean course will give you access to an experienced Korean teacher and a community of other learners to practice with so that you can work toward achieving your language goals.
How will an Indianapolis Korean class help me reach for my goals?
The Korean language is spoken by approximately 75 million people worldwide. Korean is the official language of South Korea and North Korea but is also spoken in other countries around the world, such as the United States, Russia, China, and Japan. Korean is a language isolate, which means that it has no known relation to any other existing language, although scholars believe there may be some traits associated with Japanese. This means that Korean can present some unique quirks that may be tough for some learners to get used to, but with the assistance of an Indianapolis Korean class, you can make headway into this complex language.
Korean sentence structures often seem to be reversed to English speaking students. All sentences have to end with a verb or an adjective, where English usually would place the object at the end of the sentence. For example, while in English you might say "He rode the bike," in Korean the sentence would be closer to "He the bike rode." Other information is contained in the end of the sentence as well, such as what tense the sentence is in, whether the sentence is positive or negative, and so on. You'll have to examine the ending of a sentence before you can comprehend the meaning of preceding information.
Additionally, Korean verb conjugation uses a set of speech levels that communicate formality and politeness, so you'll have to adjust your conjugations depending on who you're speaking to and how you'd like to address them. You won't have to take plurality or subject (like first-person or third-person subjects) into account, but you will have to make sure that all your verbs align with the level of speech you're using. An Indianapolis Korean course will also cover pronunciation, essential phrases, vocabulary, and even some Korean culture and history.
You'll learn all of this in an online classroom where you'll see and speak with your teacher and your classmates over live video chat. By removing the need for a commute, your Indianapolis Korean class can not only help you save time and money but also break down barriers between you and your language goals. Learning Korean requires a lot of dedicated practice, so the more accessible your class is the less likely you are to miss opportunities to use your Korean. Online classes are also able to offer a wider range of class times, so whether you're professional in the workforce looking for a class late at night, a high school student that needs to study on the weekend, or a college student with free time early in the day, you can find something that's suitable.
Once you've accessed your online course, you'll be taught lessons by a professional Korean instructor and engage in discussions and activities with other students. You are probably already aware of how important it is to practice your speaking and listening skills with other learners because it can expand your vocabulary and knowledge of Korean grammar while getting you more comfortable conversing outside of the classroom setting. Collaborative learning environments like this have been shown to help students acquire new information and more easily retain that information. However, we know that one-on-one study with an expert has advantages too, so you'll be able to request private meeting time with your instructor to address any material you find difficult.
How can I get enrolled in a course?
If you contact Varsity Tutors, discuss what you are looking for in an Indianapolis Korean course, talk through scheduling options, and get you enrolled in a session. Courses start every month on a rolling basis, so you won't have to wait long to start working with an experienced instructor.

Nicholas: Indianapolis Korean course instructor
I am currently a 2nd Year Master of International Affairs Candidate at the Columbia School of International and Public Affairs. I enjoy teaching subjects such as French, English, Writing, and Math.
Education & Certification
- University of California-Berkeley - Bachelor in Arts, Political Science and Government
Subject Expertise
- Korean
- Algebra
- Writing
- Test Prep
- +9 subjects

Chris: Indianapolis Korean course instructor
...My own experience as test-taker and test-teacher has convinced me that as a tool for evaluating students, standardized testing has its share of flaws. But the tests aren't unfair or unbeatable; they challenge you to learn a specific language. I don't mean the fancy vocabulary you'll want in a verbal section, but the forms and patterns of the questions themselves. With thoughtful effort, any student can learn to understand the language of test-taking. As someone...
Education & Certification
- Yale University - Current Undergrad, History
Subject Expertise
- Korean
- AP European History
- Essay Editing
- AP Calculus BC
- +53 subjects

AJ: Indianapolis Korean course instructor
...open-minded approach for my tutoring, and based on my students' strengths and weaknesses I like to develop a unique tutoring style. This most often ranges from focusing on being able to explain concepts in words, to taking a more visual approach and looking at the big picture, to working through problems to figure out areas of difficulty. In my free time, I really enjoy playing alto saxophone and electric guitar, as well as working out...
Education & Certification
- Boston University - Bachelor of Science, Neuroscience
Subject Expertise
- Korean
- Geometry
- Technology and Coding
- Writing
- +73 subjects

Andrew: Indianapolis Korean course instructor
...their writing to convey their ideas in the best way possible. As an undergraduate college student, I am also happy to help high school students develop their personal statements and offer advice about the college application process. As an immigrant from South Korea, I received a lot of tutoring and extra classes to get my English skills up to the level of my peers. As such, I am a strong believer in passing on not only...
Education & Certification
- Cornell University - Current Undergrad, Biological Sciences
Subject Expertise
- Korean
- Honors Chemistry
- ISEE- Lower Level
- SAT Subject Test in Literature
- +69 subjects

Jeanna: Indianapolis Korean course instructor
...to strive for academic achievement. I graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. I also received my TEFL certificate in 2012. I have taught English in South Korea for two years at an after-school academy. Since then I have also taught debate and juvenile justice civics class to middle school and high school students. I am pleased to make your acquaintance and look forward to teaching your child.... I would try to make it relatable by connecting it to one of his or her interests, hobbies, or passions.
Education & Certification
- University of Florida - Bachelors, Psychology
Subject Expertise
- Korean
- English Grammar and Syntax
- Math
- Algebra
- +57 subjects

Emily: Indianapolis Korean course instructor
...it affects our thought process to the way it maneuvers the movements of our body and our actions. I worked at the National Institute of Mental Health to study Schizophrenia, a disease of the brain that affects and debilitates many patients across the globe. Currently, I am a medical student in DC. I like exploring new cities, hiking, or trying new food and cuisines. During the winter, I love to snowboard. I am very excited...
Education & Certification
- Emory University - Bachelor of Science, Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology
Subject Expertise
- Korean
- Algebra 3/4
- AP Biology
- SAT Subject Tests
- +65 subjects

Haeun : Indianapolis Korean course instructor
...AP biology class. Despite my extensive preparation, unexpected questions still came up in our sessions and we both had to struggle together to learn the concepts. But what struck me the most and gave me the small spark of passion towards bettering education for others was that moment when my friend finally connected the dots between the concepts and gained a sense of confidence at the end. I had to use all sorts of methods:...
Education & Certification
- University of Washington-Seattle Campus - Bachelors, Biology, General
Subject Expertise
- Korean
- AP Biology
- High School Biology
- Anatomy
- +12 subjects

Brian: Indianapolis Korean course instructor
...study for assignments and tests when they're going to go to college. There's only so much one can do in teaching the content that we also need to teach our students how they can become their own teachers and succeed on their own. Hence, I want my students not just to do well in their math classes or exams, but I also want them to be able to grow, so they will always be able...
Education & Certification
- University of Washington-Seattle Campus - Bachelor in Arts, Mathematics
- University of Washington-Seattle Campus - Masters in Education, High School Teaching
Subject Expertise
- Korean
- AP Psychology
- ISEE-Middle Level Mathematics Achievement
- ISEE-Middle Level Reading Comprehension
- +127 subjects

Joo Ree: Indianapolis Korean course instructor
...U.S. and received my high school (international baccalaureate) diploma from an international boarding school in Hong Kong. During college, I studied Mandarin Chinese and Korean. I completed 6 months of study abroad in South Korea. I have extensive 1:1 tutoring experience. In college, I worked as a teacher and private tutor for Korean high school students applying for US colleges. As a graduate student, I served as a reading interventionist for K-4th graders for 2...
Education & Certification
- Carleton College - Bachelors, Psychology
- University of Minnesota - Twin Cities - Masters, Educational Psychology
Subject Expertise
- Korean
- Pre-Algebra
- ACT Math
- ACT
- +29 subjects

Jennifer: Indianapolis Korean course instructor
...I believe that it is an educator's most important task to help children gain a love for learning. If learning is fun, hands-on, and informative, it will be more likely that students will take an active role in their education and strive to reach further. As Rudolf Dreikurs said, “The development of a child's potential depends on the ability of the teacher to perceive the child's possibilities, to stimulate the child to learn, and thereby...
Education & Certification
- Central Washington University - Bachelor in Arts, Japanese
- Heritage University - Masters, Elementary Education K-8
- State Certified Teacher
Subject Expertise
- Korean
- Writing
- ISEE- Middle Level
- Middle School Math
- +16 subjects