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Korean Language Schools in Singapore for Adults to Compare

Studying Korean in Singapore as an adult means comparing group programmes, private tuition, online classes and exam-preparation routes such as TOPIK. The comparison below sets out published formats and pricing so you can match a school to your starting level and schedule. Before enrolling, confirm how placement works, the total fee per term including all charges, and whether the teaching language and class format suit your learning preference.

Researched 2026-10-24 · By Tendou

5 published options covered. This is a selected shortlist, not every provider in the market. Research method and limits.

Disclosure: Some businesses in this guide are current or former Tendou clients. Client relationships are marked individually. No business paid for inclusion or ranking. About this publisher.

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BusinessPublished route to compareBefore booking or ordering
Daehan KoreanRegular, full-time, individual, corporate and Chinese-taught routesTeaching language, level, schedule and full fee
Hana KoreanOn-site, online and private study; Active Korean textbook curriculumChosen intake’s nett quote, materials and attendance format
Korean ExplorerBeginner 1/2 group package published at S$350 for 8 × 2-hour sessionsCurrent intake, total inclusions, campus and additional charges
ONLYOU Korean Language SchoolGroup-term format published as 8 × 1.5-hour lessons; private options also listedWhich format the quote covers and the actual term schedule
Sejong Korean Language SchoolRegular, express, intensive, private and corporate routesLevel-specific pacing, classroom and current total fee

Questions to settle before you choose

  • What is your starting level, and does the school offer a placement test before enrollment?
  • Does the class format (group, private, online) and weekly commitment suit your schedule?
  • What is the total fee per term, including registration, materials and GST?
  • What is the teaching language, and is instruction available in English, Mandarin or Korean?
  • Are make-up sessions offered if you miss a class, and what is the attendance policy?
  • Does the school offer TOPIK preparation, and how is the exam track scheduled alongside regular courses?

What to check before choosing a Korean language school

Start with your current level (complete beginner, some self-study, or returning learner), your goal (conversation, TOPIK, business Korean, travel), your preferred format (group class, private, online) and how fast you want to progress. These five schools publish different combinations of course levels, formats, pacing and schedules.

Course scope and pacing differ between these schools

Some schools offer one pacing option; others publish regular, express and intensive tracks. Class duration per session ranges from 1.5 hours to 3 hours. Some publish per-term pricing on their website; others require a direct enquiry. Check whether your preferred level, schedule and campus location are available before enrolling.

Questions to ask before enrolling

  • Which course and starting level match your prior study?
  • What are the teaching hours, frequency and dates for the actual intake?
  • Does the quoted total include GST, materials and registration?
  • What are the group, private, online and classroom options?
  • What placement and make-up arrangements apply?
  • If funding matters, what current official eligibility and course conditions need checking?

Compare the published options

Schools are listed alphabetically, not by quality or paid placement. Each profile is based on the school’s own published website at the time of research. One school (Korean Explorer) is a Tendou client; this is disclosed.

Daehan Korean

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Daehan publishes regular, full-time, secondary, corporate, individual, TOPIK and Chinese-taught Korean courses at Kembangan Plaza.

Why consider it: Its menu includes a Chinese-taught Korean route alongside other course formats.

May suit: Learners comparing schools that offer Chinese-medium instruction or a wide range of class formats (full-time, individual, corporate).

Before deciding: Confirm the teaching language, starting level, current schedule, placement arrangements and full course fee.

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Hana Korean

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Hana publishes on-site, live online, private and teens Korean courses in Singapore. Its current website describes the Active Korean textbook curriculum and a United House studio on Kramat Lane.

Why consider it: The published on-site and live-online routes let a learner ask about attending in person or remotely.

May suit: Adults comparing an on-site, online or private learning route.

Before deciding: Confirm the chosen intake, full fee, materials, attendance format and make-up charges directly.

Official website and enquiries ↗

Korean Explorer

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Korean Explorer publishes group, private, online, kids and TOPIK preparation routes. Its website lists Beginner 1 and Beginner 2 group packages at S$350 for eight two-hour sessions; confirm the selected intake’s full fee before enrolling.

Why consider it: The stated teaching hours and separate course formats provide a basis for comparing a group intake with private or online options.

May suit: Adults comparing schools on published pricing, with group, private and online format options from one provider.

Before deciding: Confirm the chosen level, dates, campus, fee inclusions, materials and any additional charges.

Official website and enquiries ↗

ONLYOU Korean Language School

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ONLYOU publishes foundation, regular and private Korean classes with physical and online options. Its stated group-term format is eight 1.5-hour lessons on a weekly basis, with a Bukit Timah Shopping Centre location.

Why consider it: Publishes a structured term format (8 lessons of 1.5 hours, once a week) with both physical and online options from a single campus.

May suit: Learners comparing schools with a compact weekly commitment (1.5 hours per session) and both physical and online class options.

Before deciding: Ask about fees per term, class size, TOPIK preparation availability and whether make-up lessons are offered if you miss a session.

Official website and enquiries ↗

Sejong Korean Language School

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Sejong publishes regular, express, intensive, private and corporate Korean courses, with listed physical locations and online study.

Why consider it: Its published pacing options let a learner compare frequency and teaching hours for the intended level.

May suit: Adults comparing regular, express and intensive schedules for their actual starting level.

Before deciding: Confirm the intake schedule, classroom location, teaching hours and total fee. Ask before visiting satellite venues.

Official website and enquiries ↗

What this guide does not cover

This guide does not cover self-study apps, university degree programmes, or children-only Korean enrichment classes. Published courses, fees and schedules may change after the research date. A placement test, trial class or consultation with the school is essential before enrolling.

How this guide was researched

We compared official websites for the stated service or course scope. Options are alphabetical, not a quality or paid-placement ranking. Known Tendou client relationships are disclosed. We have not personally used or tested these services.

Sources

  1. Daehan Korean official website (Official business website, checked 2026-10-24): https://daehankorean.com/
  2. Hana Korean official website (Official business website, checked 2026-10-24): https://hanakorean.com.sg/
  3. Korean Explorer official website (Official business website, checked 2026-10-24): https://www.koreanexplorer.com.sg/
  4. ONLYOU Korean Language School official website (Official business website, checked 2026-10-24): https://www.onlyou.sg/
  5. Sejong Korean Language School official website (Official business website, checked 2026-10-24): https://www.sejong.com.sg/

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