Take a free 5-minute level test,
and get your personalized 12-week plan.
Why Brisa Korean works
New to Hangul? Start here →How it works
You never have to wonder what to do next. Take the test, follow your plan, and add a teacher only if you want one.
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ExampleYour goal + your level = your 12-week plan. Pick one to start the free 5-minute test.
Books
12 books across 4 goals. Each one is a printable PDF plus the same lessons online with audio.
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BONUSCan't read Hangul? That's fineThe 2-week Hangul course is free, just sign up.Start free →Pay for a plan, the book is yours. The PDF of your plan's book is ready to download from day one. Or buy any book on its own for $19.
See all books →I write every lesson I teach. You won't get generic textbook pages from me, you'll get material built around what you actually want to say.
I've taught students who later came to Korea, and I got to meet them in person. That's still my favorite part of this job.
Press play — you'll hear Korean, and read along.
Pricing
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About the cost of 2–3 online lessons.
Renews monthly · Cancel anytime.
Same teacher every week · Cancel anytime.
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| What each plan includes | Self$19 / month | Feedback$69 / month | Private$199 / month |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12-week plan + 36 lessons with audio | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Book PDF, yours to download | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Quizzes, checkpoints, progress tracking | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Week-12 final test + certificate | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Teacher feedback on your recordings | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Your own assigned teacher | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ |
| 1:1 live with your teacher | ✕ | 10 min / month | 30 min / week |
Write answers to questions 51–54. I correct each one line by line and send it back with a model answer. No plan needed.
Beginner through advanced. The free level test exists to figure that out, that's the whole point of it.
On Self, no. Nothing is scheduled, you study whenever you want, from any timezone. On Feedback, you book one 10-minute 1:1 a month in the app. On Private, you pick a weekly 30-minute slot with your teacher.
Nothing is lost, your progress is always saved. On Self, lessons stay open for the 12 weeks you paid for, and every fourth week is review, so you can pick it back up without starting over.
Anytime. No contract, no cancellation fee. You manage it yourself.
Sample lesson
Week 1, lesson 1 of the Daily life book. Paid lessons look exactly like this, with audio.
Your first Korean class. A new neighbour, a friend of a friend. Everyone starts with the same two sentences.
안녕하세요 works at any time of day and with anyone. 저는 ___예요 / 이에요 = "I am ___". Use 예요 after a vowel, 이에요 after a consonant.
저는 민준___. Which one?
The full lesson also has a dialogue, 7 words, 5 quiz questions and homework.
Everything that happens, step by step.
Free, no account needed. You see your level and skill breakdown right away. Leave your email and your full report arrives in your inbox:
Three blocks of three learning weeks, each followed by a checkpoint week.
After week 12, you can take the free level test again to see what moved.
Brisa checks your recordings and replies by voice within 48 hours · a group check-in every two weeks · a 10-minute 1:1 check-in every month
Everything in Feedback + a 30-minute 1:1 session every week
On Self, you compare with the lesson audio yourself, no teacher review.
Week 1 is the real first week of your plan, no card, nothing charged automatically. To keep going, choose a plan before week 2. Not for you? Email us within 14 days of your first payment for a full refund.
At L5 a textbook adds little. The fastest next step is Private, a 30-minute 1:1 every week.
Your level is set by the test. This is what you'll study — change it any time.
Opens right away, no email needed.
A personal report built from your answers. Here's what's inside:
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Who's telling you this: I'm Brisa, a certified Korean teacher (한국어교원 2급), currently a Master's student in Korean Language Education, teaching online for 3 years. I write every lesson myself. This report is based on the pattern in your answers, not just the score.
