The 26th TOPIK (Test of Proficiency in Korean)

1. What is the TOPIK test?

TOPIK is a written test that is designed to measure a person's aptitude in the Korean
language. Oral communication skills are not tested.

2. Who should take the TOPIK test?

TOPIK is for non-native speakers of Korean and overseas Koreans, such as Korean language
learners who want to improve their skills, international students who want to study at universities
in Korea, someone who wants to work in Korea or in overseas-based Korean companies and
public institutions.

3. The test is administered

by the Korean Consulate General in Seattle (http://usa-seattle.mofat.go.kr),
through the Center for Korea Studies/ UW (http://jsis.washington.edu/korea).

4. Date & Time : April 14th, 2011(Sat.)

st
Level 1 period
(Vocabulary &Grammar, Writing)
Beginner & Advanced 9:00 ~ 10:30 am (90min)
Intermediate 2:00 ~ 3:30 pm (90min)
** 100 points per each area, total 400 points
nd
2 period
(Listening, Reading)
11:00am ~ 12:30 pm (90min)
4:00 ~ 5:30 pm (90min)

5. Test Center: Mary Gates Hall (Room 234, 238)

University of Washington Seattle Campus
http://www.washington.edu/students/maps/map.cgi?MGH

6. Grading system: Beginner (level1, 2), Intermediate (level 3, 4), Advanced (level 5, 6)

7. Application Deadline: February 14 (Tuesday), 2012 (by 4:00 pm)

8. Application Fee : $30.00 (Cash or Check Payable to TOPIK Seattle)

** The application fee is not refundable.

9. Application Should be submitted to :

Center for Korea Studies, University of Washington
Attn: TOPIK Office
PO Box 353650
Seattle, WA 98195

10. Application Form

- Download the 22nd TOPIK application Form
 - Download the 22nd TOPIK Important Details for the testee

11. TOPIK Website : Download previous tests at www.topik.go.kr

12. Notification of Test Results

Test scores will be announced at the TOPIK website www.topik.go.kr on the 4th of June,
2012. Each applicant will also receive his/ her own test report on the month of June.

13. The testee must bring exam ticket, photo ID ( Resident ID, Passport
or Drivers license) and pencils

14. For further information:

Center for Korea Studies, University of Washington
(TOPIK Office : 206-445-3476, topikseattle @gmail.com)
Korean Consulate General in Seattle (Vice Consul Da Eun Kwan seattlekcg@gmail.com
: 206-441-1011)

Directions to the UW Seattle Campus and Mary Gates Hall (room 234, 238):

From I-5 north or south, take the NE 45th Street exit (#169). Turn east onto NE 45th Street. Continue east
about one quarter mile to 15th Avenue NE and turn right (south). Head south on 15th Avenue three blocks
to NE 41st Street. Turn left at Gate #1 into the Central Plaza Parking Garage.
Mary Gates Hall is centrally located on the UW campus northeast of Drumheller Fountain.

For location on campus see:

http://www.washington.edu/students/maps/map.cgi?MGH

Room 234,238 are located on the second floor on the Mary Gates Hall.