1 Literature

[1] The essence of literature and communication
[2] Lyrical branch
[3] Narrative branch
[4] Polar branch
[5] Branch of teaching
[6] The flow of literary history

2 Grammar

- Strengthening middle school concepts
[1] Changes in sound
[2] Grammatical elements and vocabulary expressions
[3] Principles of Korean spelling
[4] The historical nature of the Korean language

3 Readings

[1] Reading argumentative texts and career exploration reading
[2] Reading complex texts and integrating themes

4 Writing

[1] Writing that expresses opinions and individuality
[2] Writing argumentative essays and joint reports

5 Listening and Speaking

[1] Principles of dialogue and discussion
[2] Announcement and negotiation

6 media

- Media material production and media communication culture

Preview of past exam questions
Check out how the key concepts you'll learn in each unit were tested on the exam.

Concept learning
Learn basic concepts and concepts essential for textbook study in an easy-to-understand manner.

(Step 1) Concept Verification Test
Solve simple problems to check if you have properly understood the concepts you have learned previously.

(Step 2) Basic Test of Past Questions
Solve a variety of problem types that form the basis of school exam questions.

(Step 3) Textbook Basic Test
Solve the types of questions that actually appear on school exams, along with nine textbook passages.

Creative and convergent narrative
Familiarize yourself with and prepare for the descriptive question types in textbook passages where the concepts apply.

1.
A nine-volume introductory Korean language textbook that covers all the core concepts found in high school Korean language textbooks.
This is a learning material for common concepts covered in the nine common Korean language subjects for high school students. You can prepare for internal exams through passages and problems composed using textbook materials.

2.
A textbook that systematically familiarizes you with the test types according to the step-by-step structure.
After learning the main concepts, you can systematically become familiar with the textbook text and test types through the 1st stage concept confirmation test, 2nd stage past paper basic test, and 3rd stage textbook basic test. You can also focus on studying descriptive problems through the Creative Convergence Descriptive Corner.

3.
A textbook that allows you to focus on and improve your weak areas, such as literature and grammar.
It is divided into literature, grammar, reading, writing, listening/speaking, and media, so you can focus on studying your weak areas.