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KPV starts with an intake and assessment session covering your goals, abilities, interests and personal circumstances. From there, we advise on suitable occupations, markets and foreign languages – with a plan and specific milestones.

Classes can be held in person, online or blended, depending on the programme. The format of each class is clearly stated in the course schedule.

5 foreign languages: English, German, Korean, Japanese and Chinese – from foundation to advanced level, including conversation, languages for career goals and preparation for the relevant certificates (TOPIK, JLPT, HSK/HSKK, and German certificates as required by your pathway).

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KPV begins by assessing your current level and needs, then builds a pathway around your specific goal (study, certificate exams, study abroad or employment).

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Tuition fees are published on each course page and in the course schedule; for courses that do not yet show a fee, an adviser will give you the details when you call the hotline on 0866 214 579 or 0867 325 631. The Tuition fee and refund policy can be found in the website footer.

It depends on your starting level, your target level and how much time you can study. KPV tests regularly, tracks your progress and adjusts your pathway when needed – an estimated timeframe is given after the initial assessment.

We recommend booking a level test first. A KPV teacher will check your current skills and learn about your goals (conversation, certificate exams, study abroad, employment), then suggest a suitable class and pathway – so you don’t repeat what you already know or join a class that is too advanced.

Course length and the number of sessions per week vary by language, level and class. Details for each class are given in the course schedule or provided by an adviser after your level test; you can also call the hotline on 0866 214 579 or 0867 325 631 to ask.

Yes. The Beginner 1 class is designed for complete beginners: you learn the Hangeul alphabet, pronunciation, greetings and how to introduce yourself. If you have already studied some Korean on your own, we recommend taking a level test so you can be placed at the right stage.

The time needed depends on your starting level, your target TOPIK level and how much time you can study. After your level test, an adviser will estimate your pathway and expected timeframe; TOPIK test dates are announced by the exam organiser.

Korean language requirements depend on each recruitment round and are set by the receiving side; KPV publishes the specific requirements on the programme page once official documents are available. If you are interested, you can start with a beginner Korean class and book a level test for advice on your pathway.

Each programme has its own cost table on its details page: item name, amount, when it is payable and whether it is refundable. KPV does not collect any payment outside the published table; every payment is covered by a contract and a receipt.

Check the programme against the list of open programmes on kpvgroup.vn, call the hotline on 0866 214 579 or 0867 325 631, or visit the office at 30 Nguyễn Du, P. Trấn Biên, TP. Đồng Nai to see the licence, programme documents and cost table.

It depends on the country and the programme; visa, financial and certificate requirements are updated according to the official regulations in force at the time of consultation. KPV guides you through the preparation according to the specific requirements of each programme and each country.

Your information is used only for consultation purposes, in accordance with KPV’s Privacy Policy. You can request that your data be corrected or deleted via the hotline 0866 214 579 or 0867 325 631, or by email at [email protected].

No. KPV makes no commitment regarding employment, visas or income levels without an official basis. Visa outcomes are decided by the competent authorities of the receiving country.

KPV only carries out activities within the legal scope and licences that KPV or its partners are authorised to perform. The licensed organisation (if any) and the licence number for each programme are clearly stated on the programme page once official documents are available. See the Legal & transparency page.

They can take part in consultations, ability assessments and training. Age and health requirements vary from programme to programme.

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Profile assessment and job orientation; foreign language training to programme requirements; CV and application documents; interview practice; corporate culture, discipline and professional conduct; clear information on rights, obligations and any costs involved.

KPV provides information support during your employment within the scope of the contract and the law. The specific scope for each programme is clearly stated in the contract and the programme documents.

Yes. KPV assesses your profile and starting level, then places you in the Japanese N5 class geared towards technical intern trainees. Specific language requirements depend on each programme and are communicated before you register.

The two schemes have different purposes, durations and regulations: internship programmes aim to give exposure to a real working environment, build professional conduct and gain experience; seasonal work means doing seasonal jobs in a receiving locality under a contract. The specific requirements of each programme are stated on the programme page.

The cost table is published on the programme page before you register, and you should read it carefully before signing a contract. Programmes without a complete cost table are not advertised on the website.

No. Interview results are decided by the recruiting organisation. KPV helps you prepare your documents, language skills and interview practice, but does not guarantee interview success, visas or income levels.

Yes. KPV encourages families to listen and decide together, especially in the case of school and university students. You can add a note when booking or let your adviser know.

Information about any level test fee is given by an adviser when you book. After the test you are under no obligation to enrol – you will still receive your results and a recommended pathway.

The test includes a discussion of your goals and the time you can commit, a listening and speaking check, and a short reading and writing task matched to your level. The exact duration is confirmed by an adviser when you book.

Yes, you should still register. For beginners, the session helps the adviser understand your goals and the time you can commit, and suggest a suitable introductory class, so you don’t have to guess where to start.

No. KPV test results are used only for class placement and pathway suggestions; they are not an official certificate. TOPIK, JLPT and HSK certificates are issued by the exam organisers in accordance with their own regulations.

The availability of online testing depends on the time and the language. Please leave your details on the Level test page or call the hotline on 0866 214 579 or 0867 325 631; an adviser will tell you which test format suits you.

You can start from zero. At the Ability assessment step, KPV identifies your current level and the language requirements of the programme you choose, then builds a study plan with milestones that fit your application timeline.

Vocational training abroad focuses on a specific trade, usually combining theory at a school with practical training at a training centre or company; university study abroad focuses on academic programmes leading to a university degree. Entry requirements, duration and costs differ by country and programme – an adviser will help you compare options against your goals.

Costs usually include the school’s tuition fee, living expenses, application and visa costs, insurance, air tickets and other expenses depending on the country; KPV’s service fee (if any) is listed separately. KPV publishes costs item by item for each programme, with the date of update and reference sources, so that families have them before making a decision.

The time needed depends on the country, school, field of study, your current language level and the application deadline. At the Ability assessment step, KPV identifies your current level and then builds a plan with milestones that fit your application timeline.

At step 6 of the pathway, KPV stays in touch and provides information support to students after enrolment, within the scope of the services KPV provides. The specific scope is clearly stated in the contract or programme documents.

Start with the Korean Beginner 1 class (conversation – TOPIK foundation). Before being placed in a class, you can take a level test so that KPV can advise you on a pathway that suits your study-abroad or employment goals.

E-8 is South Korea’s seasonal work visa, which allows foreign workers to do seasonal work in a receiving locality under a contract. Eligibility requirements (age, health, language, documents) are set by the receiving side for each round and are published by KPV on the programme page once official documents are available.

Each programme has its own cost table on the programme page: item name, amount, when it is payable and whether it is refundable. KPV does not collect any payment outside the published table; every payment is covered by a contract and a receipt.

TOPIK requirements vary by university and field of study (and may change from one intake to the next), so there is no single level for all universities. An adviser compares the requirements of your chosen university with your current level to build a suitable Korean study pathway.

Check the programme against the list of open programmes on kpvgroup.vn, call the hotline on 0866 214 579 or 0867 325 631, or visit the office at 30 Nguyễn Du, P. Trấn Biên, TP. Đồng Nai to see the programme documents and cost table. Do not transfer any money before a contract has been signed and a valid payment receipt issued.

Ausbildung is a dual vocational training programme lasting around 2–3.5 years: theory at a vocational school and practical training at a company, with a training contract and a monthly training allowance paid by the company. It suits people who have at least completed upper secondary school, are in good health and are ready to study German seriously. Commonly recruited fields include nursing, restaurant and hotel work, mechanical engineering and electrical work.

Most Ausbildung programmes require at least B1 on the Common European Framework of Reference; some fields such as nursing, or some companies, require B2. Commonly accepted certificates are Goethe, telc or ÖSD. Complete beginners usually need around 8–12 months of intensive study to reach B1, depending on ability and study time.

Costs usually include: German language tuition and certificate exam fees, translation and notarisation of documents, assessment and visa fees, air tickets, insurance and initial living expenses. KPV publishes a specific cost table for each programme, with a contract and clear payment receipts.

Yes. Ausbildung trainees receive a monthly training allowance under their contract with the company; the amount varies by occupation, federal state and year of training. Trainees may also take on part-time work within the limits permitted by German law. The specific amount is stated in the training contract.

After completing an Ausbildung, graduates may apply to switch to a residence permit for employment if they have a job that matches their field of training, in accordance with Germany’s skilled immigration regulations. The outcome depends on the application and the decision of the competent authority; KPV makes no commitment regarding visas, employment or income.

Check the programme against the list of open programmes on kpvgroup.vn, call the hotline on 0866 214 579 or 0867 325 631, or visit the office at 30 Nguyễn Du, P. Trấn Biên, TP. Đồng Nai to see the programme documents and cost table. Do not transfer any money before a contract has been signed and a valid payment receipt issued.

There are three common routes: full-time undergraduate or postgraduate study (many programmes are taught in English), Mandarin Chinese study at university language centres, and training programmes linked with internships at companies. Each route has different entry requirements, study durations and residence regulations.

It depends on the programme. Programmes taught in Chinese usually require a TOCFL certificate (typically Level 3 or above) for admission or before graduation; programmes taught in English consider IELTS or TOEFL. Mandarin language programmes can be started from a basic level.

Yes. In addition to each university’s own scholarships, international students can apply for Taiwanese government scholarships such as the Taiwan Scholarship (undergraduate and postgraduate) and the Huayu Enrichment Scholarship (Mandarin study). Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic results, language proficiency and study plan; application deadlines are usually early in the year.

Yes, once a work permit for international students has been granted. Under current regulations, part-time work is limited to a maximum of 20 hours per week during term time; there is no limit on hours during the winter and summer holidays. Working in breach of the regulations may result in fines and affect your residence status.

Workers go to Taiwan to work under an employment contract with an employer, through an enterprise licensed to send workers overseas or through the Centre of Overseas Labour; the main purpose is employment. Studying abroad means studying at a school, with part-time work allowed only within permitted limits. KPV advises you so that you can choose the route that suits your goals and circumstances.

Check the programme against the list of open programmes on kpvgroup.vn, call the hotline on 0866 214 579 or 0867 325 631, or visit the office at 30 Nguyễn Du, P. Trấn Biên, TP. Đồng Nai to see the programme documents and cost table. Do not transfer any money before a contract has been signed and a valid payment receipt issued.

There is no single choice that suits everyone. The USA has many universities and scholarships but high costs; Australia and Canada offer good study environments, but their policies on international students and settlement change frequently. KPV advises you based on your family’s budget, field of study, English proficiency and post-graduation goals.

Undergraduate programmes usually require IELTS 6.0–6.5 and postgraduate programmes 6.5 or above; some fields such as medicine, nursing and teacher training require higher scores. If your score is not yet high enough, you can join a university’s English preparation course or foundation programme. Some US universities accept TOEFL or the Duolingo English Test.

Costs include tuition fees, living expenses, health insurance, visa fees and air tickets, and vary widely by university, field of study and city. Generally the USA has the highest tuition fees, with Australia and Canada lower. KPV prepares a detailed cost estimate for your chosen university before your application is prepared.

Under current regulations: in Australia, up to 48 hours per fortnight during term time; in Canada, up to 24 hours per week of off-campus work during term time; in the USA, F-1 visa students may mainly work only on campus, up to 20 hours per week during term time. Regulations may change and should be checked again when you apply.

You will usually need an offer letter from the school, proof of funds to cover tuition and living expenses, an English language certificate, academic records and qualifications, a clear study plan and a clean background. The USA also requires an interview at the Embassy or Consulate. An honest and consistent application is the most important factor.

KPV supports you in choosing a country, university and field of study, IELTS preparation, preparing your admission and visa applications, and interview practice. Visa decisions rest with each country’s consular authorities, so KPV makes no commitment regarding visa approval, employment or settlement.

No. The quiz gives you an initial direction in 3 minutes. For a concrete pathway with milestones, costs and requirements, you should book a one-to-one consultation – the adviser will use your quiz results as a starting point.

Yes. Parents can join their child in discussing goals, abilities, requirements and the pathway with an adviser; simply add a note when booking a consultation.

Your information is used only for consultation, follow-up contact and registration management in accordance with KPV’s Privacy Policy. You will only receive marketing messages if you tick the box to opt in. You can request that your data be corrected or deleted via the hotline 0866 214 579 or 0867 325 631, or by email at [email protected].

They can take part in consultations, ability assessments and foreign language and skills training. Age, health and skill-level requirements vary between employment programmes and are clearly stated on each programme page. See also the page for discharged soldiers.

KPV starts with an intake and assessment session covering your goals, abilities, interests and personal circumstances. From there, we advise on suitable occupations, markets and foreign languages – with a plan and specific milestones.

Age and health requirements vary by programme and are clearly stated on the details page. An adviser will check your actual circumstances before making any suggestions.

Support policies are issued by state authorities and may change from time to time. KPV only publishes policy information when an official source document is available; in the meantime, you can ask an adviser for guidance on enquiring with the competent authority where you live.

Tuition fees for language courses are published on each course page; costs for study abroad, internship and employment programmes are published in the cost table on each programme page, showing each item, the amount, when it is payable and whether it is refundable. KPV does not collect any payment outside the published table; every payment is covered by a contract and a receipt.

Yes. Message the KPV international Zalo Official Account or call 0866 214 579 or 0867 325 631. An adviser will learn about your needs, goals and circumstances, then arrange a detailed consultation if needed.

Bring your academic transcripts, any foreign language certificates and the goals and questions you would like to discuss; if you want to be advised together with your family, you are welcome to bring a relative. Please book in advance or call the hotline on 0866 214 579 or 0867 325 631 so that an adviser can make arrangements.

Check the programme against the list of open programmes on kpvgroup.vn, call the hotline on 0866 214 579 or 0867 325 631, or visit the office at 30 Nguyễn Du, P. Trấn Biên, TP. Đồng Nai to see the programme documents and cost table. Do not transfer any money before a contract has been signed and a valid payment receipt issued.