Kiip Level 5 Book Pdf
Miina Hunker
It was about Dongdaemun market and other shopping places. We were asked kung ano ang preference namin and why.. Depende yan if you can answer the simple questions, they add more questions about history and some topics for higher class levels..
i am level 4 in kiip when the class open this 2018. you will learn a lot when you attend this program.dami lessons about grammar from level 1 to level 4. pero d naman usually ginagamit un karamihan sa tinuturong grammar na kahit un asawa q sinasabi nya pil-opseo daw. tapos s level 5 about history na po. sana matapos q na.
As you may remember, last term I enrolled in the Korean Integration and Immigration Program (KIIP). I tested into level 3 where I took classes for about 6 months to improve my Korean for free, while at the same time maybe have that side goal of getting a certificate that could be useful in getting 80 points for the F2-7 point visa.
In such situation, the KIIP has this unofficial rule that one can apply again for the class during the next term and be exempt from the 80 pct attendance rule and still be able to do the exam at the end of the term. One only has to make sure to come in once every 4 weeks to avoid being barred from the program.
Speaking part of the exam we had to go in front of two teachers in groups of two. I was lucky to be one of the firsts to go in as it was already getting late. The last ones probably still had two hours to wait.
The first one was a short text describing the Korean soccer team (red devils). My fellow student was asked to talk a bit about it while I was asked why they were called red devils and how people are dressed while cheering for them.
I was lucky my partner was not very good at speaking in Korean so I felt like I made a good impression compared to him. I could answer most questions and could see a few approving nods from the devil (who in my mind had already been upgraded to pretty nice examiner after all) and her associate.
The F-2 visa is based on a point system for age, money you make, TOPIK scores, and volunteer activities. Below is an updated chart (as of 2015) about what the government is looking for in regards to the point system.
On the day of the test, you are to bring your Alien Registration Card, your test ticket, and writing utensils. I also brought some snacks and water because I knew it was gonna be a long day. I took my test at Soongsil University. At the university there were people in KIIP sashes directing examinees where to go. On the outside of one of the buildings were giant posters with a list of names directing people which floors to go to.
The test ticket stated we were told to be there 30 minutes before the test which would start promptly at 12:30pm. The wording was really weird and it made me think I was late coming from my house in Gyeonggi. I took a taxi and arrived at 12:10pm, only to figure out the test started at 1pm.
They give you exactly one hour to take it and the test begins with a whistle blowing promptly at 1pm and at 2pm. After, you are required to hand in your materials such as the provided marker, your test booklet and answer card.
She only taught Korean in Korean and she spoke slowly enough for us to understand what she was saying. I knew it was possible to learn a language in the target language, but it was such a humbling and great experience being on the opposite side. She gave plenty of examples and helped up learn the vocabulary by using it many times in class.
My teacher also gave side projects to help our speaking like giving us topics and having us present them to the class. I really liked that as she also corrected our scripts and made sure we were as prepared as possible. She gave us a lot of opportunities to speak and lots of little sentence problems to solve. My brain was constantly working in that class and I loved it.
I chose to go to a center nearer to my house (only an hour away) and thought I would make the best out of a shitty situation. I wish I could say the second time really helped me learn the materials and reinforce what I learned, but it did not. I had a pretty terrible teacher and I ended up ignoring him and bringing my laptop to class to work on my blog and YouTube channel while he channeled his own theatrics.
If you fail the class the first time, you have the option to retake it, as long as you reach the required attendance of 80 hours. Then you can retake the exam and automatically pass to the next level even if you have 60 points or not.
How to know if you pass the level test? I am currently in Level 2 online class and already finished the test today. It was already posted the test result and i got a lowest score 60% down but my attendance is 80% up is quite good. And when should i apply for another semester?
Hi! I'm Gina and I'm a half Italian half Mexican Chicago native who fell in love with Japan and Korea. My blog will give you amazing solo female travel tips, expat guides, and travel itineraries.
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In my experience, I took KIIP for two years. I started studying at level 3 in 2017 and finished it last year 2019. I am thankful that I have finished and completed the program and acquired my Korean citizenship. In this blog, I would like to share some tips and advice on how to take this program and study tips on how to pass each test.
Im happy to read this ate knowledge and tips about Korea special on this topic. Ang alam ko lang pag migrate ka sa Korea sympre dapat alam mo ang pagsasalita ng Korean about all cultures and ethics dapat talaga ang dami kang alam. Pagkabasa ko nito ang masasabi ang hirap po siya ?. Kasi ako sa sobra kong pagka inlove sa Kpop groups and Kdrama. Nag download ako ng learn hangul/korean apps sa cellphone. And the end hindi ko matapos tapos hanggang wala uninstall na. But today I ready it again all I know I need hardship and be responsible of my dream isa sa pangarap ko ang maging to multilingual know korean, japanese and spanish. And thank you for sharing your experience and thoughts about KIIP. Napalaking tips baka mag-propose si Lee jang wook. Alam ko na about Level of test. Dapat on time na para sure na sure bawal malate. Dapat bumili ka ng books hindi nag proprovide ang school. And most study mag rightmid wagmahiyang magtanong ky teacher. With your fighting spirit and dream you will pass it! Salamat po dito ate
wow I am glad that Korea has KIIP that aims to help foreigners adapt to Korean society by teaching them of its whereabouts such as culture and language to name a few. This blog is very helpful especially for someone who has no knowledge about KIIP. I love how you detailed all the process and the differences of each levels.
To be fair, although KIIP offers various benefits upon completion, it seems impossible to go through a total of 485 hours of classes and take exams in the course of that in order to obtain a single certificate. That is what discourages expats from considering the courses unless absolutely necessary. However, it should not be overlooked that certain factors such as marriage and language proficiency allow applicants to skip certain levels of the program from the start.
Permanent residency is the right to permanently reside in the Republic of Korea, and the review period takes about 3-6 months and goes through a very difficult process. Permanent residency screening basically reviews the period of stay in Korea, annual income, assets, educational background, criminal record, Korean language ability, etc.
This is the most difficult part of applying for permanent residency in Korea. This is because it takes a lot of time to complete level 5 and it is not easy to learn a foreign language. You must submit the following documents to prove your Korean language proficiency.
It is to review whether the applicant has complied with the laws of the Republic of Korea. Criminal records in Korea are screened through a computerized domestic system, and foreign records must be submitted with an overseas criminal record certificate.
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