📣 2025 TOPIK EXAM in Malaysia 📣

The 102nd TOPIK (Test of Proficiency in Korean) exam in Malaysia will be held on October 19, 2025 (Sunday). Registration for the exam will be open starting July 2025. Don’t miss this chance to get your Korean language skills officially certified. TOPIK Schedule & Details: 📌 Registration Period: July 8–22, 2025 📅 Exam Date: 19 October

🎓 [NEW!] HH TOPIK Reward Program

    Take the TOPIK, get rewarded! At HH Korean, we believe your hard work deserves a little something extra! That’s why we’re launching a special long-term reward just for our students 💛 📢 Took the TOPIK? Send us your official results and get a RM10 class voucher — every time you take the test!

Study in Korea Workshop [online]

Study in Korea: Your Pathway to Success! 🇰🇷   📢 Dreaming of studying in Korea but unsure where to begin?Join our “Study in Korea: Pathway & Insights” workshop featuring Sofina, a graduate student from Chungbuk National University!     ✨ What you’ll learn:   ✅ Why study in Korea?✅ Pathways & preparation tips✅ Exclusive insights

Language Exchange Program

HH Korean Language Exchange Program   Join our <2025 HH Korean Language Exchange> for a fun, interactive session filled with language practice, cultural exchange, and new connections!     ✨ Session Structure:   Each session will be conducted in small groups for maximum interaction and learning!   ✅ 1 Korean speaker to 2-3 participants✅ Complimentary

99th Malaysia TOPIK Exam Schedule

99th Malaysia TOPIK Exam Schedule   The 99th TOPIK exam is now open for registration – Don’t miss this chance to get your Korean language skills officially certified.   TOPIK Schedule & Details:   📌 Registration Period: 2–16 January 2025 (until 17:00) 📅 Exam Date: 13 April 2025📅 Result Date: 30 May 2025📍Venue: Korean Education Center,

TOPIK Exam: What It Is and How to Apply

What Is TOPIK Exam and How to Apply   The Test of Proficiency in Korean (TOPIK) is an official language exam designed for non-native speakers to measure their Korean proficiency in reading, writing, and listening. It’s used widely by:   Students applying to Korean universities Workers seeking employment in Korea Applicants for Korean permanent residency