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Part 1 Basic Practice

Consonants, vowels, numbers
Building the basics with one letter
Two-letter words that frequently appear on tests
Three-letter words that frequently appear on tests
Four-letter words that frequently appear on tests
Expressions that frequently appear on exams

Part 2: Practical Training

Part 3: Transcription of the condolence message

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Handwriting correction training optimized for writing second-round answers
A practice method for catching two birds with one stone: speed and readability.

If you are a student preparing for a professional qualification exam, you cannot help but feel burdened by the second exam, which is conducted in a descriptive format.
This is because you have to write a wide range of content within a limited time, and you have to organize your answer by citing correct evidence under a solid logical structure.
With so many things to worry about, it's easy to overlook another factor that determines whether you pass or fail.
It is the ‘font’.

No matter how solid your knowledge and perfect your logic, your answer is useless if the examiner can't read it.
In actual grading situations, dozens or hundreds of answer sheets are reviewed at once.
At this time, the first impression of the answer is determined by the handwriting.
Handwriting that is difficult to read can reduce the examiner's concentration and ultimately have a negative impact on the score.
In the end, handwriting is also a strategic asset that can determine whether you pass or fail the exam.
In order to properly evaluate the skills and efforts you have accumulated so far, it is essential to proofread your work into a legible handwriting that does not become blurry even at high speeds.

For test takers who feel anxious every time they write an answer because of their bad handwriting, "30-Day Exam Handwriting Practice" analyzes the handwriting of actual successful test takers and analyzes common characteristics to provide handwriting practice optimized for the test room.
Rather than simply imitating someone else's pretty handwriting, this book focuses on correcting your own handwriting to make it easier to read. It focuses on creating handwriting that graders can easily read and trust.
Additionally, it is designed to provide systematic training that simultaneously catches two rabbits: readability and speed, tailored to the characteristics of the test that requires quick writing, so that you can complete a handwriting style optimized for writing actual answers in just 30 days.

A modern reimagining of the Goshiche workbook!
The shortest writing practice for writing answers without regrets!

《30-Day Complete Exam Handwriting Practice》 provides practice in Korean letters, vowels, and single letters, as well as practice in two-letter, three-letter, and four-letter units, focusing on legal terms frequently used in actual exam rooms.
This process helps you familiarize yourself with frequently repeated words when writing answers, which reduces unnecessary wasted time and helps maintain consistency in your handwriting.
Additionally, in the long-winded writing practice, an appropriate time limit is set based on the actual answer writing time, helping students practice writing quickly while maintaining the perfection of their writing.
The line spacing is also set to be the same as the actual answer sheet, which creates a natural connection between practice and actual test.


This book is not just a tool for simply correcting your handwriting.
Practicing writing in an organized manner helps test takers develop a positive self-concept, allowing them to confidently answer questions in the actual exam.
If you develop your own stable handwriting through 30 days of training with this book, you will be able to eliminate anxiety and burden about readability and focus solely on the content and logic of your answers.
For test takers who want to confidently complete the passing answer sheet, this book will serve as a clear guide.