GuideDiagnostic Assessment
- What you'll find
- The subject and learning profile assessments, the diagnostic steps and score report, and what they cost
Enrollment Guide
See each step your child goes through, from the first consultation and enrollment to the assessments they take once classes start.
Once you've seen how classes work, you can request a consultation and enroll.
From the first consultation to the start of classes
- Step: Consult with us and choose subjects
- Step: Check your child's current level
- Step: Plan classes and assign an instructor
- Step: Enroll month by month and start classes
- Step: Plan the next month from assessment results
A diagnostic assessment in each subject shows where your child is in the material and how well they know it, and a learning profile assessment shows how they study. The diagnostic assessment costs KRW 20,000 per subject, and the learning profile assessment is free. See the diagnostic steps and fees
Assessments your child takes and updates you get once classes begin
Your child's work from class, such as tests, records of problems they got wrong, and English essays, goes into their own portfolio.
- When: Every class
Assessment and update: A quiz checks what your child learned that day. You get the instructor's comments by text no later than the day after class.
- When: End of each month
Assessment and update: An end-of-month assessment reviews the month's lessons. A monthly report with the instructor's comments and suggestions for what to learn next comes to you on KakaoTalk.
- When: Every quarter
Assessment and update: Your child takes an achievement test such as the MAP Test and a learning profile assessment. The results show which concepts they didn't fully learn and how much they've grown.
One-on-one or group classes, and how enrollment works
Most classes are online, and we also teach in person at our Seocho center in Seoul. In consultation, we'll tell you whether your child can take classes in person, and when.
| What differs | One-on-one classes | Group classes |
|---|---|---|
| What your child learns | Lessons are tailored to your child, based on the diagnostic results. | Students learn together, following a set curriculum and pace. |
| Catching up and going further | Your child relearns weak areas and moves on to applied and advanced problems where they're already strong. | The instructor checks each student's understanding and adds review, homework, or feedback when it's called for. |
| Class times | Class times are set by matching the days and hours your child is free with the instructor's schedule. | Each program runs on a set schedule, which we'll share with you. |
- What differsWhat your child learns
- One-on-one classes
- Lessons are tailored to your child, based on the diagnostic results.
- Group classes
- Students learn together, following a set curriculum and pace.
- What differsCatching up and going further
- One-on-one classes
- Your child relearns weak areas and moves on to applied and advanced problems where they're already strong.
- Group classes
- The instructor checks each student's understanding and adds review, homework, or feedback when it's called for.
- What differsClass times
- One-on-one classes
- Class times are set by matching the days and hours your child is free with the instructor's schedule.
- Group classes
- Each program runs on a set schedule, which we'll share with you.
Regular classes use monthly enrollment, and you decide each month whether to continue. We'll give you tuition details in a phone consultation. See enrollment and payment details
Plan your child's classes
You can talk with us even if you haven't decided which subject to start with. Just tell us your child's grade, their school curriculum, and where they're stuck right now.