The King Sejong Institute Foundation will hold its 13th Sejong Korean Language Assessment on Sept. 19 at 14 testing centers in seven cities and provinces, expanding access for foreign learners in Korea. Applications opened Monday and run through Sept. 6. The test is now being administered domestically for the second time after a June session, and the foundation said the number of centers has risen from five to 14 as demand grows.

Test takers participate in the 12th Sejong Korean language Assessment at Daegu Haany University / Courtesy of the King Sejong Institute Foundation

The King Sejong Institute Foundation will administer its 13th Sejong Korean Language Assessment on Sept. 19 at 14 testing centers across seven cities and provinces, expanding access for foreign learners in Korea.

Applications opened Monday at 9 a.m. and will remain available through Sept. 6 at 11:59 p.m. through the Sejong Korean Language Assessment website.

The foundation introduced the assessment in Korea for the first time this year, after previously administering it only overseas, and the September test will be the second domestic administration following the June session.