🚀 Vietnamese Student Lands Korean Job with Just TOPIK Level 2

"Is my Korean not good enough?""Can I get hired in Korea with only TOPIK Level 2?"

👉 The answer comes from Zian, a young professional from Vietnam! 🌟Let’s hear how he successfully landed a job in Korea — even with limited Korean.

👨‍💻 Meet Zian

• Name: Zian (pseudonym)

• Country: Vietnam

• Major: International Business

• Visa: D-2 Student Visa → E-7 Professional Work Visa

• Current Job: Global marketing company in Seoul

• Annual Salary: KRW 36,000,000 (~$26,000)

💪 His Story

1. Zian studied international business in Vietnam and then came to Korea for graduate studies.

2. After graduation, he wanted to work in Korea — but his Korean was only at TOPIK Level 2.

3. Most companies required fluent Korean, but Zian found a global marketing firmlooking for someone with international perspective and cross-cultural experience.

4. He submitted a resume highlighting his skills, experience, and global mindset,and impressed the interviewers with his confidence and attitude.

5. In the end, the company valued his passion, potential, and English fluency — and hired him! 🎉

   
   
   
   

🔁 Zian’s Success Tips

• “What matters more than Korean is your skills and passion.”

• “Use your resume and cover letter to clearly show your strengths.”

• “Even with TOPIK 2, you can learn Korean on the job and keep growing!”

💬 Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)

Q. Can I really work in Korea with TOPIK Level 2?👉 Yes! If your job doesn’t require advanced Korean and you show strong skills in your field, it’s possible.

Q. Isn’t it a disadvantage to speak Korean poorly in interviews?👉 Language is important, but many companies also value international experience, passion, and potential.

Q. How can I improve my Korean after getting the job?👉 Some companies offer language classes, and you can continue learning daily through work and practice.

❗ Vocabulary Tips

• TOPIK: Test of Proficiency in Korean (Korean language ability exam)

• E-7 Visa: Korean work visa for foreign professionals

• Cover Letter: A letter introducing yourself and explaining your qualifications when applying for a job

✅ Summary

• Zian, a Vietnamese graduate with TOPIK Level 2, successfully got a job in Korea in global marketing

• Strong resumes, confidence, and relevant experience can overcome language limitations

• You don’t need perfect Korean — just the will to grow and improve

• Believe in yourself and take the first step! 💪🌱

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Let Zian’s journey inspire your next step in Korea! 🙌✨🇰🇷