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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: HSC Korean Beginners (NSW) Exam

80 + 20

Written paper (80 marks) and oral examination (20 marks)

NSW DoE Korean Beginners Stage 6 Quick Reference Guide 2026

30 / 30 / 20

Listening / Reading / Writing section marks on the written paper

NSW DoE Korean Beginners Stage 6 Quick Reference Guide 2026

~5 minutes

Oral interview-style conversation duration

NSW DoE Korean Beginners Stage 6 Quick Reference Guide 2026

9.20–12:00

2026 Korean Beginners written examination window

2026 HSC written exam timetable

6 topics

Prescribed topic areas via personal world and Korean-speaking communities

NESA Korean Beginners Stage 6 Syllabus

$1,443 AUD

2026 FFPOS HSC fee (no separate per-subject Beginners fee)

NESA 2026 overseas students fee schedule

Bands 1–6

HSC performance reporting bands (Band 6 highest)

NESA HSC reporting

100 MCQs

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HSC Korean Beginners (NESA) assesses listening, reading, writing, and speaking across personal-world and Korean-community topics. The 2026 written paper is scheduled 9.20 am–12 noon; the oral is ~5 minutes (20 marks). Domestic entry is included in HSC fees; FFPOS candidates pay AUD $1,443 (2026). OpenExamPrep offers 100 free English-explained MCQs as a study adaptation.

Sample HSC Korean Beginners (NSW) Practice Questions

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1What is the standard Korean greeting for 'hello' (polite)?
A.안녕하세요
B.감사합니다
C.죄송합니다
D.안녕히 가세요
Explanation: '안녕하세요' is the everyday polite greeting meaning 'hello' / 'how are you' and is core Beginners oral vocabulary.
2What does '엄마' mean?
A.Father
B.Mother
C.Older sister
D.Younger brother
Explanation: '엄마' means mum/mother. Family kinship terms are central to Family life, home and neighbourhood.
3What does '감사합니다' mean?
A.Hello
B.Goodbye
C.Thank you
D.Please
Explanation: '감사합니다' is the polite way to say 'thank you'.
4Which Hangul character represents the consonant sound 'g/k' at the start of a syllable?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Explanation: 'ㄱ' is the Hangul letter for g/k (기역).
5What does '학교' mean?
A.School
B.Hospital
C.Library
D.Station
Explanation: '학교' means school — core Education and work vocabulary.
6Translate: 'I am a student' (polite).
A.저는 선생님이에요
B.저는 학생이에요
C.저는 의사예요
D.저는 회사원이에요
Explanation: '학생' means student; '저는 학생이에요' is the polite self-introduction pattern.
7What does '친구' mean?
A.Family
B.Neighbour
C.Friend
D.Teacher
Explanation: '친구' means friend — key Friends, recreation and pastimes vocabulary.
8What is the Korean word for 'house/home'?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Explanation: '집' means house/home.
9What does '물' mean?
A.Water
B.Rice
C.Milk
D.Juice
Explanation: '물' means water — high-frequency food/drink vocabulary.
10Which number is '삼'?
A.1
B.3
C.2
D.4
Explanation: Sino-Korean '삼' means three.

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