Tag: Sejong Korean Language Assessment

  • UNIKOM and King Sejong Institute Bandung 1 Reappointed to Host the 10th Sejong Korean Language Assessment in 2025

    UNIKOM and King Sejong Institute Bandung 1 Reappointed to Host the 10th Sejong Korean Language Assessment in 2025

    Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM), in collaboration with King Sejong Institute Bandung 1, has once again been appointed as the host institution for the 10th Sejong Korean Language Assessment (SKA) in 2025. This marks the second time UNIKOM has hosted the SKA and further confirms UNIKOM and King Sejong Institute Bandung 1 as the only official organizers of the assessment in West Java.

    The SKA is a Korean language proficiency test administered by the Sejong Institute Foundation under the supervision of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of the Republic of Korea. The assessment evaluates overall Korean language communication skills, from basic to advanced levels, and is intended for active learners, prospective learners, and graduates of King Sejong Institutes in Indonesia.

    The 10th SKA was held over two days. The listening, reading, and writing tests took place on Saturday, 20 September 2025, from 13:00 to 16:00 WIB, while the speaking test was conducted online on Sunday, 21 September 2025, from 10:00 to 13:00 WIB.

    A total of 30 participants registered for the examination. The assessment was carried out smoothly and in an orderly manner, with no technical issues related to the system or internet connectivity. Supported by a conducive campus environment and adequate academic facilities, UNIKOM provided a comfortable and well-prepared setting for the examination, reflecting its readiness as an institution with international standards.

    Through the implementation of the SKA, UNIKOM continues to demonstrate its commitment to the internationalization of education, particularly through strengthening global cooperation in the fields of language and culture. The ongoing collaboration with King Sejong Institute Bandung 1 is expected to further enhance academic and cultural relations between Indonesia and Korea, while reinforcing UNIKOM’s role as a center for academic and international activities in West Java.