B2-- Korean Upper-Intermediate
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B2 Korean Course
Upper-Intermediate Korean — 40 Lessons
Develop stronger fluency, understand complex Korean texts, discuss detailed topics, and express your ideas with greater precision and confidence.
Level: B2 · Upper-Intermediate
Course structure: 8 modules · 40 planned lessons
What Will You Learn?
Express opinions and arguments in greater detail.
Understand longer texts and authentic materials.
Use complex grammar and connected sentences.
Communicate in academic and professional situations.
Discuss social, cultural, and contemporary issues.
Improve presentations, summaries, and formal writing.
Course status: This is the B2 course roadmap. The 40 lesson titles below are planned topics, not links to completed lessons. Individual lessons and practice activities can be developed and linked here as they become available.
Module 1: Advanced Communication and Nuanced Expression
Lessons B2-001 to B2-005
- B2-001Expressing Complex Opinions and Personal Viewpoints
- B2-002Qualifying Statements and Avoiding Overgeneralisation
- B2-003Expressing Emphasis, Reservations, and Subtle Differences
- B2-004Responding Naturally in Detailed Conversations
- B2-005Managing Formal, Neutral, and Informal Communication
Module 2: Complex Grammar and Sentence Structures
Lessons B2-006 to B2-010
- B2-006Connecting Multiple Ideas in Complex Korean Sentences
- B2-007Expressing Concession, Contrast, and Unexpected Outcomes
- B2-008Explaining Hypothetical Situations and Alternative Outcomes
- B2-009Expressing Assumptions, Inferences, and Degrees of Certainty
- B2-010Reviewing Complex Grammar Through Practical Examples
Module 3: Reading Comprehension and Critical Understanding
Lessons B2-011 to B2-015
- B2-011Reading Longer Korean Articles and Essays
- B2-012Identifying Arguments, Evidence, and Supporting Details
- B2-013Recognising Tone, Attitude, and Implied Meaning
- B2-014Understanding Formal Notices, Reports, and Explanations
- B2-015Summarising and Critically Evaluating Written Information
Module 4: Listening and Natural Spoken Korean
Lessons B2-016 to B2-020
- B2-016Understanding Longer Interviews and Discussions
- B2-017Recognising Natural Speech, Reductions, and Connected Sounds
- B2-018Following Fast Conversations and Multiple Speakers
- B2-019Identifying Implications and Unstated Information in Speech
- B2-020Listening, Taking Notes, and Reconstructing Key Information
Module 5: Society, Culture, and Contemporary Issues
Lessons B2-021 to B2-025
- B2-021Discussing Social Changes and Generational Differences in Korea
- B2-022Discussing Technology, Media, and Digital Society
- B2-023Exploring Education, Work, and Career Expectations
- B2-024Discussing Environmental Challenges and Sustainable Living
- B2-025Comparing Cultural Perspectives Respectfully and Clearly
Module 6: Professional and Academic Korean
Lessons B2-026 to B2-030
- B2-026Writing Formal Emails and Professional Messages
- B2-027Participating in Meetings and Structured Discussions
- B2-028Presenting Information with Clear Structure and Evidence
- B2-029Explaining Problems, Proposing Solutions, and Negotiating
- B2-030Understanding Formal Vocabulary and Professional Expressions
Module 7: Advanced Vocabulary and Written Expression
Lessons B2-031 to B2-035
- B2-031Expanding Abstract and Topic-Specific Korean Vocabulary
- B2-032Understanding Common Sino-Korean Vocabulary in Context
- B2-033Using Collocations and Natural Word Combinations
- B2-034Writing Coherent Essays with Clear Arguments and Examples
- B2-035Editing Korean Writing for Clarity, Accuracy, and Style
Module 8: Integrated Skills and B2 Assessment
Lessons B2-036 to B2-040
- B2-036Delivering a Structured Presentation on a Complex Topic
- B2-037Debating an Issue and Supporting Your Position
- B2-038Integrated Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing Practice
- B2-039B2 Grammar, Vocabulary, and Communication Review
- B2-040Upper-Intermediate Korean Final Review and Practical Assessment
How to Study with This Course
- Complete the modules in sequence, revisiting earlier grammar when necessary.
- Keep a vocabulary notebook with Korean words, meanings, collocations, and example sentences.
- Practise listening to suitable Korean audio and summarising what you understand.
- Write paragraphs and short essays, then review grammar, word choice, and sentence flow.
- Speak regularly about familiar and unfamiliar topics, explaining your reasons and examples.
- Use the final review to identify weaknesses before moving towards C1 Advanced Korean.
Important: This is a CEFR-inspired learning roadmap, not an official certification or a guarantee of B2 proficiency. A complete B2 programme should include appropriately levelled reading, listening, writing, speaking, feedback, and assessment.
Your Next Goal: C1 Advanced Korean
Build on your B2 foundation to explore more sophisticated language, complex texts, nuanced expression, and advanced communication.
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