Understand the computer-based EPS-TOPIK
EPS-TOPIK is a Korean-language test used in South Korea’s Employment Permit System. UBT refers to taking the test on a computer. Official EPS notices explain current eligibility and selection steps.
Reading the Korean you will actually meet
The Reading section is not literary Korean. It is the Korean on a factory noticeboard, a safety sign, a pay slip and a short workplace note — read quickly, under time, and answered on screen.
- Signs, notices and everyday vocabulary
- Grammar in context, not grammar drills
- Short passages with comprehension questions
In the Reading section
Click your answer; change it while the section is open
When Reading time is gone, Reading closes
Skip ahead and come back while time remains
Practise Korean listening under time
Listening is the section candidates underestimate. The audio plays a set number of times and then stops — there is no going back, and no pausing to think. Practising it under those rules is the only practice that counts.
- Short conversations and workplace instructions
- A fixed number of plays per question
- Answered as you listen, not afterwards
In the Listening section
The count is set by the exam, not by you
No rewinding once a clip has finished
Headphones, volume, and no interruptions
Sit a full paper before you sit the real one
Choose a practice package, open an available paper, and work through Reading and Listening with section timers. Review your practice results after submitting.
- Reading and Listening scored separately, so you see your weak side
- Every sitting kept, so you can watch your score move
- Available packages and payment methods are shown before checkout
What you get
Not sample questions — whole sittings
Per section, with the pass mark shown
Every paper you have taken, kept
The exam will not be new to you
That is the whole point of practising here.
Start practising