EnglishEnglish
Reading accurately from the first sentence and following the logic between sentences builds the literacy and reasoning every subject needs.
Grades 3 to 11 (elementary, middle, high school)
Learn more · EnglishParyong-dong, Changwon · grades 3 to 11 · English · Math
Not one more problem to solve,but one to think through on your own
After ten years teaching in Busan’s Sajik, Hwamyeong and Haeundae, two directors now teach English and math in Paryong-dong, Changwon.
Two subjects, one way of learning
English and math, each taught its own way
Elementary and secondary students are never mixed: their study habits and needs are not the same.
MathMath
Rather than memorising formulas, students understand the principles and structure behind each concept, which is what lets them solve problems on their own.
Grades 3 to 11 (elementary, middle, high school)
Learn more · MathHow learning works
INNIT’s lesson notebook
One lesson fits in four lines: what is learned is checked that day, and mistakes come back next time.
Review test
Students redo the key ideas and past mistakes from the last lesson; 80% is the pass mark.
One-to-one lesson
We see right away where students get stuck and adjust the pace to them, not to a schedule.
Check test
Before leaving, students solve today’s material on their own; if they fall short, we go over it until it sticks.
Mistake notebook
Mistakes go into the notebook and come back in the next review test.
In the last five minutes, students write a short log of what they learned.
Our teaching method
The people behind INNIT
One for English, one for math: meet the two directors
Two directors with ten years of teaching in Busan, each in charge of one subject.
English director
She started as an assistant and became lead teacher at a language school in Sajik, Busan, writing her own materials. She changes her explanation until the student understands.
Math director
She focuses on the principles and structure behind each concept rather than formulas. After teaching in several places, she decided to build one that takes full responsibility for students’ growth.
Lesson stories
How a student studies comes before the score
A high school student who switched tutors after every exam
“He had been memorising passages; after learning to read reworked questions, his next exam score rose by about 50 points.”
A grade 11 student already scoring 90
“After learning not to be thrown by reworked texts, the student missed only one question in the end-of-term exam and came first in English.”
Individual cases; the same result is not guaranteed. Read the blog post
Enrolling
From the first call to the first lesson
Book a consultation
By phone, text or KakaoTalk: every consultation is by appointment.
Starting assessment
School level, grasp of concepts, problem-solving, weak units and study habits come first.
Choosing the lessons
Grade, subjects and the assessment set the number and length of lessons, together with you.
First lesson
We start from where your child is now.
The people in the illustrations are not real.
Tuition fees
Per month · same fee for English and math · Registered with the Changwon Office of Education, no. 1122
See the fees| Elementary | 170,000 won ~ 320,000 won |
|---|---|
| Middle school | 230,000 won ~ 340,000 won |
| High school | 300,000 won ~ 400,000 won |
Our space
Where learning starts
On the 3rd floor of the Geukdong building in Paryong-dong: a consultation room, classrooms and a study space for review before and after class.
INNIT’s lobby 
A classroom 
The consultation room
News
Latest from our blog
- ㅣ 꽃길 깔아주셨으니 제대로 걸어보겠습니다
- 남들이 많이 보내는 학원보다 우리 아이에게 맞는 학원 1탄 (feat. 이니트영어수학학원)
- 이니트에서는 등하원도 안심할 수 있도록 페이스출결시스템을 도입했습니다.
Our posts are written in Korean, on Naver Blog. See the whole blog
First meeting
Curious about INNIT's classes?
All consultations are by appointment only. Sending the student’s name, school, grade and subject helps us prepare a faster, more accurate consultation.
An online request does not confirm an appointment. INNIT confirms the schedule separately.