October 2009 Korean Proficiency Test TOPIK Registration Period 5

TOPIK online registration takes place in two phases. In the first stage, candidates will only register their personal information and upload it electronically**; In the second stage, in addition to the fact that candidates can continue to register, all test places will be opened for candidates who have completed personal information registration and upload**, and candidates are required to complete all registration procedures such as booking a seat and paying the test fee;

The opening time of online registration, the first stage (personal information registration and uploading electronic **): 14:00 on June 22, 2009;Stage 2 (Reserve a seat and pay the test fee):

July 8th, 2009 14:00. Registration will be open on July 14, 2009 at 14:00

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Candidates should log in to register** and print the admission ticket after the registration deadline and before the test day.

The requirements for electronic registration for the Korean Chinese Proficiency Test are as follows:

1) **Requirements:

The applicant is within 6 months of the standard passport** in electronic format.

Dimensions: width 3cm, height 4cm

The front is bareheaded, including the entire head.

Make sure that your face is clear.

Available in black and white or color**.

2) Technical Specifications:

Format: jpg jpeg

File size: between 6kb and 100kb.

Candidates can bring a removable storage device (USB flash drive, portable hard disk, etc.) to a nearby photo studio, and ask the staff to take a picture of your passport** in electronic format according to the above specifications, and store the electronic** file in your mobile storage device. Then log in to register by yourself**, click "Upload Electronic**", enter the electronic **upload system, select the electronic **file stored in your mobile storage device, and complete the **upload according to the **prompts**. Note:

E-** can only be uploaded once.

Registration address.

September exam registration time before July 1.

2023 Korea topikThe registration period is as follows:

Schedule of Topik Exams:

TOPIK Speaking Test: 2 times.

1) The 86th TOPIK Exam:

Result release: Region: Korea only.

2) 87th TOPIK Exam:

Result Release: Region: South Korea + Overseas (including China).

3) 88th TOPIK Exam:

Result release: Region: Korea only.

4) 89th TOPIK Exam:

Result Release: Region: Korea + Overseas

5) The 90th TOPIK Exam:

Result Release: Region: South Korea + Overseas (including China).

6) The 91st TOPIK Exam:

Result release: Region: Korea only.

KoreanTOPIK examIt can be participated in both Korea and China, generally there will be six events a year in Korea and two in China, usually in spring and autumn, but the specific time is uncertain.

Korean Proficiency Test.

It is designed to evaluate Korean Chinese foreign nationals whose language is not their native language and overseas Chinese.

Some Korean universities require the Korean Chinese Chinese Proficiency Test when admitting students or hiring employees.

Grades are used as a standard for evaluating Korean Chinese language proficiency.

The Korean Language Proficiency Test (TOPIK) is a large-scale test of Chinese proficiency administered by the Korean Language Society, the highest authority in Korean Chinese, and examines the candidate's existing Korean Chinese ability. Evaluated by the Korean Education Program.

This test is held to evaluate the Korean Chinese ability of foreigners whose Chinese is not their native language and overseas Chinese who are not their first language, and is used as a basis for studying abroad and finding employment.

Korean Chinese Proficiency Test

In general, the elementary level of Korean Chinese is elementary school graduate level (HSK 4-5 level), the intermediate level is junior high school graduate level (HSK 6-8 level), and the advanced level is high school graduate level (HSK 9-11 level). When applying to study in South Korea, the requirements vary. Elementary school students who wish to study in Korea are required to submit a basic certificate of general Korean Chinese language proficiency.

Intermediate certificates are required for junior and senior high school applications, advanced certificates in general Korean Chinese for university entrance exams, and graduate school. (The admission requirements of each institution are different, please refer to the relevant information on the school**), practical Korean Chinese test.

It is divided into 4 sections (grammar, writing, listening, and reading), each part contains 30 questions, and the total score of the 4 parts is 400 points.

For the above content, please refer to: Encyclopedia - Korean Proficiency Test.

90 minutes. General Korean Chinese (s-topik).

Beginner: 09:00 10:30 (90 minutes).

10:35 12:05 (90 min.)

Intermediate: 14:00 15:30 (90 minutes)

15:35 17:05 (90 min.)

Advanced Gear Training Shooting:

09:00 10:30 (90 min.)

10:35 12:05 (90 min.)

Exams are held simultaneously in April and October at test centers across the country. Since 2011, the Korean Chinese Proficiency Test has been abolished as a practical Chinese language (b-topik) test, and the Korean Chinese Proficiency Test only includes: Standard Chinese (S-Topik), which is divided into three levels (beginner, intermediate, and advanced).

The TOPIK exam is divided into two types: beginner and intermediate, with a maximum score of 200 for beginner and 300 for intermediate and advanced levels, which are divided as follows:

1. Elementary. Level 1: 200 out of 200 with a score between 80-140.

Level 2: Full score of 200 points, with a score of 140 points or above.

2. Intermediate. Level 3: Full score of 300 points with a score between 120-150 points.

Level 4: 300 out of 300 with a score between 150-190.

3. Advanced. Level 5: 300 out of 190-230.

Level 6: Full score of 300 points, with a score of 230 points or above.

Even if a single subject is 0 points, the total score is considered to be qualified, and the passing of the line is also considered to be passed, such as 150 points are counted as level 4, 190 points are counted as level 5, and 230 points are counted as level 6.

topik i：

Level 1 81 points 140 points. Able to complete the basic language skills necessary for survival such as 'self-introduction, shopping, and ordering', and be able to understand and express very personal and familiar topics such as 'self, family, interests, and weather'. You can make simple sentences with a knowledge of nearly 800 basic vocabulary and basic grammar.

Able to understand and compose simple life texts and practical texts.

Level 2 141 points or more Able to perform functions necessary in daily life such as 'hi-o, please', and basic functions that can be used in public facilities such as 'post office and bank'. Nearly 1,500 to 2,000 words can be used to understand private and familiar topics as article units. A distinction can be made between public and private language.