Korean Language also known as Hangugeo (한국어;힌국말,韓國語) or Gugeo (국어; 國語; literally "national language"), is the official language of Korean Peninsula (North and South Korea). Widely spoken by 78 million mainland people and other million Korean Diasporas, Korean language is one of those beautiful oriental languages which have earned a good reputation of being enriched by great litterateurs and at the same time a good business holding. Historically speaking, Korean is classified as Altaic language or as pro-Altaic languages. But due to a unique structure and its scientific platform, Korean language is very different language and its learning is very beautiful experience.

As it is prevalent in other oriental languages, Chinese has a great influence on Asia pacific languages. Korean also, has gone a through a rich learning phase

There might be many reasons for you to learn Korean, career wise or may be just out of interest and curiosity. You may want to learn Korean because:

• Your company has started doing business with Korean companies

• You're going on a business trip to Korea

• You're going to Korea for a vacation

• You just decided it might be interesting

• You want to talk to Korean friends

In the recent past, with the advent of boom in Korean economy, there is manifold increase in the number of Korean Language learners, but still the way the Korean companies are spreading their paws in world economy, there exists a shortage for quality students and executors. Korean language has a good scope in academics as well. If one is native English speaker with a good command on Korean language, there is huge chance of landing up a promising career in Korean Universities. Other than these career interests, there are opportunities galore in other fields also. Few of them are PSU or Government sector interpretation and translation jobs, Tourism and business facilitators. If one is adventurous enough, knowledge of good Korean is in high demand in the printing sectors as well, like book cataloging, book translation and proof reading of translations.