Sean's mathematics and MBA background might seem unrelated to Korean, but his analytical mindset lends itself well to breaking down the language's logical grammar system — particularly how particles and verb conjugations follow consistent, rule-based patterns. He approaches Korean the way he'd approach a math problem: identify the structure, learn the rules, then apply them in increasingly complex contexts.

As a Korean speaker, Eunice teaches the language with an emphasis on hangul structure, sentence-building patterns, and the honorific system that trips up so many beginners. She's especially effective at bridging the gap between textbook Korean and how the language is actually spoken, making conversational practice feel natural from early lessons.

I am a graduate from UCLA and currently working as a CPA; however, I have been enjoying time to teach the Korean language and culture when I have extra time.

Learning Korean means tackling Hangul, honorific speech levels, and a sentence structure that puts the verb at the end — all of which can feel disorienting for English speakers. Kevin walks students through these building blocks systematically, connecting grammar patterns to real conversational contexts so the language starts to feel logical rather than foreign.

Hi! I'm Joyce. I graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with a degree in Global Health and Environment and a minor in Korean, following the pre-med track. I have over five years of tutoring experience working with students of all ages, from elementary and middle schoolers to high school and college students. I specialize in ACT tutoring, particularly in english, reading, science, and writing. I've helped students strengthen their foundational skills, boost their test scores, and approach the ACT with confidence. I know how to pair content mastery with proven test-taking strategies. In addition, I support students with college application essays, drawing on my own experience of gaining admission to top schools like WashU and Boston College. I've also guided students in refining their essays and helped them gain admission to schools such as Purdue. Alongside ACT prep, I tutor Korean, where I've worked with students to build strong language foundations and conversational skills. In addition to private tutoring, I've served as a teaching assistant for college-level Korean courses and have tutored older students looking to strengthen their language skills. I'm passionate about creating a supportive, encouraging space where students feel comfortable asking questions and empowered in their learning. My tutoring style is goal-oriented and engaging, I use active learning strategies and provide clear, constructive feedback to help students retain information and make meaningful progress. Whether you're looking for long-term academic support or targeted help with test prep or essays, I'm happy to work with you. Feel free to reach out with any questions!

I am currently a first-year Master's student at the Yale School of Public Health. I received my Bachelor's in biology at UCLA. As a Californian, I enjoy sunny weather and eating avocados.

Grace scored high enough on the SAT Subject Test in Korean with Listening to tutor the language at multiple levels, from hangul basics and sentence structure to more nuanced reading and conversational fluency. She approaches Korean with the same structured methodology she uses in her UChicago teaching program — breaking grammar patterns into manageable pieces and building from there.

I graduated from Saint Louis University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology. Since then, I took the DAT exam and received a very high score, which allowed me to secure interviews from multiple Dental Schools across the country. I'm ready and willing to share the studying skills I acquired during my academic career to make my students' lives easier and achieve success. I was a biology and chemistry tutor at St. Louis Community College, where I led both group study sessions and 1-on-1 tutoring sessions. Every student on this campus had different learning styles and academic backgrounds. Therefore, I adapted my teaching styles to suit each student and make the sessions as efficient as possible. I also have experience tutoring children, including those with learning disabilities. I enjoy tutoring science the most. I love seeing the twinkle in the eye when my students have an "Aha" moment after understanding a new concept, which is which I love my job as a tutor. During my free time, I go to community services, watch soccer, and play guitar.

Hello! Having spent decades in the heart of Seoul, I believe that language is far more than just grammar - it is a living culture. Without that cultural context, a language can feel "dead." My goal is to bring Korean to life for you. As a published author of two books on daily and corporate philosophy and a former CEO and COO in the entertainment industry, I bring a unique, multifaceted perspective to our lessons. Whether you are a fellow professional or a dedicated student, I tailor my approach to your specific pace and goals. My current students value my patience and my deep knowledge of both standard Korean and its vital cultural nuances. My MBA from Northwestern University and my career at global firms like Samsung, GE, and Time Warner taught me the value of clear, impactful communication - the same clarity I provide to every student. Let's start your journey. Choose me today for a Korean lesson that goes far beyond the textbook.

As a multilingual speaker who has studied Korean extensively — including preparing for the SAT Subject Test in Korean with Listening — Ehigbor breaks down hangul, sentence structure, and honorific levels in ways that make the language accessible to beginners and intermediate learners alike. Reading and writing practice is woven into every session so students build real fluency, not just vocabulary lists.

Dawoon's master's in Teaching Korean to Speakers of Other Languages (TKSOL) means she's trained specifically in diagnosing where non-native learners break down — and she's put that training to work preparing students for the Korean Proficiency Test and the Defense Language Proficiency Test, where she's moved learners from Level 2 to Level 3 on the DLPT. She weaves cultural context into every lesson, explaining why native speakers choose particular expressions and speech levels so that grammar rules stick to something meaningful rather than floating in the abstract.

As a native-level Korean speaker who also scored a strong ACT composite, Youngbin bridges the gap between Korean and English in ways that clarify both languages. He tackles everything from hangul fundamentals and particle usage to honorific speech levels and nuanced vocabulary for advanced learners. Students preparing for the SAT Korean Subject Test or simply building conversational fluency get structured, practical instruction.