LTL Language School | Learn Korean in Korea

As a mature age student, I had the best study experience at LTL Seoul. Teachers were great and the staff were most helpful and very friendly, especially 현영, Kyle, Hyeri, Manuel, Max and many more. We went to dinners and drinks often as a big group after class. Learned a lot about the local culture and got to put what we learn from the classroom into real life. Thank you LTL!

I had such a great time over my 3 weeks here!! My teacher was lovely and really helpful, and there were only 2-3 people in my class so we could get very focused teaching. After classes we could go out for lunch together, which was a great opportunity to try new food and get to know students from different classes. I was paired with a really lovely homestay family about 30 minutes from the school who took care of me so well and cooked delicious meals. It's something a lot of people say, but I genuinely wish I could have stayed for longer than 3 weeks. All the staff and students were so kind, my homestay family truly became my friends, and overall it was such a welcoming environment. Thank you!!

The staff, teachers, students (and location) were all great. I believe that people make or break and experience and they really helped elevate my experience in Seoul. You can tell the staff here genuinely care about you as an individual. My favorite part of the experience was that they would take us to lunches and would sometimes also host activities in the afternoon/evening (usually 1/week). My class size was small enough that I got to ask questions and get 1:1 attention from the teacher. Even though other university language classes say they keep their class size small, there are usually over 10 people. I think that would've been too much. My teacher was very attentive, understanding, patient, and fun. She answered all my questions, and I really appreciated her focus on what is useful to know about speaking the language and not just what is "academic" to know about it. My friend is taking language classes at a University, but she says that the pacing is quite fast and people can't necessarily always ask their questions and can fall behind easily. If you are nervous about learning a language, I would definitely recommend LTL.