What is the best way to learn business Korean?

The best way to learn business Korean is with the unique long-term memory learning method of 17 Minute Languages. You learn all the vocabulary playfully within daily tasks and repeat them systematically until they are stored in your long-term memory. This way the vocabulary stays in your memory for a long time. So you will comfortably acquire the complete business vocabulary in Korean step by step.

What are the best tips for learning business Korean?

Learn at every opportunity with the Korean business course from 17 Minute Languages, even on the go with your smartphone. Use the association method to remember vocabulary even faster. Start speaking as early as possible by using what you have learned. The daily tasks make learning feel like a game, so you will easily integrate the language course into your daily routine.

How long does it take to learn business Korean?

To learn business Korean, 17 minutes a day is enough to achieve good results. If you invest one hour a day, you can learn the entire course content within 7 weeks with the optimised learning methods of 17 Minute Languages. You will be helped by the association learning method and superlearning techniques also integrated in the language course.

What is the fastest way to learn business Korean?

The fastest way to learn business Korean is to study every day with the optimised daily tasks from 17 Minute Languages. Use the association method to memorise words even faster and better. With the new superlearning technology, you will progress 32% faster and be able to concentrate better. 17 Minute Languages' unique long-term memory learning method means what you've learned stays in your memory for a long time.

How can you teach yourself business Korean?

First of all, you need motivation and self-discipline to learn a new language. The business Korean course helps you with this. The varied daily tasks motivate you and you don't have to worry about learning times. The right self-study learning methods are also important. With the unique long-term memory learning method and the new superlearning technology, you will progress 32% faster. Use opportunities in your environment to practise, read simple texts in the foreign language or watch films or series in the language.

Can I try the Korean business course for free?

Yes. 17 Minute Languages offers a free trial version: you can test the Korean course for free and without any obligation before you order.

Business Korean for work & career + B2–C2 + no subscription required (2026)

Q: Is there a money-back guarantee?

Yes. You are protected by our 31-day money-back guarantee: test the language course without any risk. If you are not completely satisfied, we will refund 100% of the purchase price. You pay once – there is no subscription.

Business Course Korean part I:
Basic knowledge for work

This business basics course covers:

Phone calls in Korean:
You learn how to state your requests and concerns.
Example sentences show you how to say what you want on the phone.
You also learn how to end a call in a natural, polite way.
There are also examples of professional voicemail messages in Korean.

Researching information on a topic:
You learn how to give work orders for research and how to present the results.
You also learn how to find solutions when accidents or problems occur.

Key vocabulary for meetings and conferences:
You learn how to present a meeting agenda and how to take minutes in Korean.
You learn how to add your own points to a discussion in Korean.
In discussions, you often need the words to give your opinion politely and to argue for your position.

Everyday work in every job – tackling problems and finding solutions:
How do you tackle a problem?
How do you suggest a solution?
How do you organise who does which task?

Help with writing business letters in Korean:
You learn the right form of address for Korean business letters.
You get tips on how to begin your letter.
You see examples of good opening sentences.
Many sample phrases help you explain what you need.

Making appointments with colleagues, managers or customers:
You learn the words and phrases you need to make appointments in Korean.
You also learn how to book appointments and reschedule them politely.

Small talk in Korean:
You don't always want to talk about work with colleagues, managers or customers.
Sooner or later, small talk comes up.
This business course shows you how to make small talk in Korean.
This helps you represent your company with confidence.
The course covers common topics:
Weather, sport and entertainment, art and culture, and family.
You also learn the words to introduce yourself and others in a friendly way.
And you learn how to welcome guests in Korean and ask questions in Korean.

Writing professional emails in Korean:
How do I start an email or letter with the right greeting?
How do I sign off correctly in an email?
What is a good first sentence for a business email?
How do I write an out-of-office message in Korean for my email software?
The course gives you many ready-to-use phrases for emails, with real examples from work.

Filling in Korean forms correctly:
To fill in forms in Korean properly, you need to know the terms.
Your basic business course covers them.

Handling orders:
You learn how to place orders in Korean, deal with offers and make offers to potential customers yourself.
You also learn how to deal with delivery problems.

With part I of the Business Course, you learn to talk about business in Korean with confidence.
The course contains over 500 lines of text and 650 words.

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Business Course part II:
Job application and working abroad

Would you like to apply for a job in Korea?
Do you want to work for Korean companies?
Are you unsure where to start?

Part II of the Business Course covers job applications and working abroad.

If you are new to the topic, it gives you practical training, and if you are more advanced, it works as a clear quick reference.

With this Korean business course, you learn over 300 sentences and phrases and over 650 words.

The course covers these topics:

Read and understand job adverts in Korean:
If you are looking for a job in Korea or want to work for Korean companies, start with the job adverts.
The course gives you the words and many example sentences you need to understand them.

Writing your CV in Korean:
Are you writing your CV in Korean right now?
This course gives you the key words and useful phrases.

Help with the text of your application:
Would you like to explain why you fit the job?
Do you want to write about your qualifications, your motivation and your interest in the job?
This course teaches you many typical sentences for your Korean job application.

Applying for an internship in Korea:
You get many suggestions to help you write your application.
You learn how to explain why you want an internship abroad.
You also get help with reading internship adverts:

What does the company require?
What is expected of me?
What does the company offer me?

More confidence in your interview:
Your application worked and you've been invited to an interview.
The interview will most likely be in Korean.
This business course helps you prepare for it.
You see questions that are often asked in interviews.
And you get many ideas for how to answer them.

The interview went well and you'll soon start at your new workplace.
To make your first days easier, the course gives you more useful words and sentences in Korean.

How Korean companies are organised:
At a new company, there is a lot to learn in the first days and weeks.
We help make your first days at the new Korean company easier:
You find words and phrases that help you understand how your new workplace is structured and organised.

Words for office furniture, equipment and supplies:
A separate lesson covers office furniture, equipment and supplies.

Korean words and sentences for 'working on the computer':
If you work on a computer, you need the basic words for using it.
You learn the key words for hardware and software.
Example sentences show you how to describe computer problems in Korean and how to write work orders for colleagues.

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One-off payment, no subscription

Business Course Korean part III:
Communication for common situations at work in Korean

Part III of the Korean Business Course trains your communication skills at work, with realistic examples.

You learn over 480 sentences and 760 words.

Dealing with warnings, reminders and complaints:
Whether you write a reminder for your company or have to deal with one, the course gives you the words and typical phrases.

Selling in Korean:
You get tips on how to approach and talk to customers, and how to present a product's benefits and features.

On a business trip in Korea:
The course gives you tips for organising your trip to Korea.
You also learn useful terms and phrases for entering the country and for your stay in Korea.

A successful business dinner in Korea:
A business dinner can help decide whether you win a contract.
To help you prepare, the course gives you suitable words and many key phrases.
You learn words for welcoming your guest at the restaurant and ordering food and drink in Korean.

Making your case in Korean:
To hold your own at work, you need to be able to express opinions in Korean politely.
You learn how to assess other people's opinions and how to respond to constructive criticism.

Korean terms for organising and running a project:
This course helps you organise a team project.
You learn words to introduce yourself as project leader or team member.
You also learn how to plan and organise the project and assign key tasks.

Words and phrases for anyone working in customer service:
You get the words and phrases you need for daily contact with Korean-speaking customers.

Giving presentations in Korean:
Presenting clearly and convincingly is an important skill at work.
This section gives you ideas for preparing, opening and closing a talk or presentation.
You get phrases to introduce and sum up your findings in Korean.
Real-life examples also show you how to give a consultant feedback on their presentation.

Trade fairs in Korea – good to know:
Topics include signing up for a convention and booking and organising a stand at a trade fair in Korea.
The course also includes many practical words and sentences for conversations at trade fairs.

Key points for meetings in Korean:
Are meetings in Korean a big part of your working day?
Then you will find useful ideas for your next meeting here.
You learn how to give your opinion in Korean and how to report on the status of projects and tasks.

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business Korean with long-term memory method

Listening to real speech helps you learn how words and whole sentences are pronounced.

You can listen to each word and sentence and repeat it as often as you like.

In every learning and test mode, you can have words and phrases played automatically.

How 17 Minute Languages helps you remember

Learning a language takes effort:
It is easy to forget what you have already learnt.

With the long-term memory method, each word comes back just before you would forget it.
If you still know it, it moves on.

The Business Course takes the hard parts of learning seriously and makes them easier to follow.

The software is built around a few simple principles.
You learn words in topic groups, together with related words.
All content is sorted by topic and specialist field.
The topics follow a logical order.

New words come in small groups of seven.
A small group is easier to take in than a long list.
So each lesson unit contains seven words from the vocabulary lists.

Frequently asked questions about the Korean business course

What is a good way to learn business Korean?
A practical way to learn business Korean is to use the long-term memory method from 17 Minute Languages.
You practise the business words in daily tasks. Each word comes back just before you would forget it.
If you still know it, it moves on – so the words stick.
Step by step, you build your business Korean vocabulary.
What are useful tips for learning business Korean?
1. Practise with the Korean business course whenever you can, including on your smartphone.
2. Use the association method to remember new words more easily.
3. Use new phrases early, even in short sentences.
4. Daily tasks give you a simple routine and help you keep going.
How long does it take to learn business Korean?
The Korean business course is designed for 17 minutes a day.
The time you need depends on your starting level and how often you practise.
The course also includes Superlearning music: calm background music that helps you focus. You can switch it off.
How can I learn business Korean faster?
To make faster progress in business Korean, practise every day with the daily tasks from 17 Minute Languages.
Use the association method to memorise words more easily.
You can also use Superlearning music, which is calm background music for focused practice.
The long-term memory method repeats what you have learnt, so the words can stick.
Can I teach myself business Korean?
Yes. You need motivation and regular practice to learn on your own.
The business Korean course gives you a clear structure.
Daily tasks show you what to do next.
The right self-study methods also matter.
The long-term memory method and optional Superlearning music support regular practice.
Use opportunities around you to practise, read simple texts, or watch films and series in the language.
Can I try the Korean business course for free?
Yes. 17 Minute Languages offers a free trial version:
You can test the Korean course for free and without obligation before you order.
Is there a money-back guarantee?
Yes. You are protected by our 31-day money-back guarantee:
Try the language course without financial risk.
If you are not completely satisfied, we will refund 100% of the purchase price.
You pay once – there is no subscription.

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Test the language course without any risk.
If you are not completely satisfied, we will refund 100% of the purchase price.
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You will receive the software as an online course:

You can start learning immediately!
You don't have to install anything – you learn online.
The online course works with Windows, macOS and Linux, on iPhone and Android smartphones, on iPad and Android tablets.
Access to the online course is valid for 10 years.
You can cancel your purchase at any time during the first 31 days and get your money back.
Over 540,000 people have already learnt a new language with 17 Minute Languages.
All prices include VAT.

What distinguishes this language course from others?

Rapid progress:

This software program will make learning Korean fun and easy – you can hold your first simple conversation after about 3 hours.

Sophisticated software:

We first released this software in 2002.
Annually, our developers thoroughly revise it, paying close attention to every detail.

Diverse daily assignments:

Varied daily tasks and a huge selection of learning methods will motivate you to continue learning every day.

Unique learning methods:

With the long-term memory learning method and daily tasks tailored to you, you can hold everyday conversations in Korean after about 50 hours.

No subscription model:

Your access is valid for 10 years – you only pay once.

Exclusive learning community:

Make connections with like-minded people in our learning community.

“Learn the Korean you need at work.”

The Korean Business Course Package includes:

Business Course Korean part I:
Basic knowledge for work

Business Course part II:
Job application and working abroad

Business Course Korean part III:
Communication for common situations at work in Korean

How 17 Minute Languages helps you remember

Frequently asked questions about the Korean business course