A new education facility, the Titan Training Center, has opened in Tajikistan’s capital to help local residents learn Korean and prepare for official employment in South Korea. The center is part of the "Titan: Tajikistan" project, launched in partnership with the international education company NSDevil.
The initiative aims to provide Tajik citizens with practical skills and training required to meet the growing demand for foreign labor in South Korea and to increase their chances of securing work abroad legally.
Why it matters
South Korea is one of the countries actively seeking foreign workers. However, employment opportunities are contingent on Korean language proficiency and passing specific qualification exams. Titan Training Center offers structured preparation to help candidates meet these requirements and improve their success rates.
Learning Korean today offers more than a chance to work abroad — it provides a pathway to professional growth, skills development, and broader career opportunities.
How the training works
The center uses the Titan Center digital learning platform, which includes:
· Korean language courses;
· digital learning materials;
· technology enhanced with artificial intelligence;
· tools for preparing for the EPS TOPIK language exam.
This system allows students to learn the language more efficiently and prepare thoroughly for the exams — even if they have no prior experience with Korean.
Shin Seung Yong, Director of Global Strategy and Research at NSDevil, emphasized that the project opens new doors for Tajik citizens: "We want the people of Tajikistan to compete on the international labor market. Modern technologies and digital learning will raise the quality of education and lead to new professional paths."
Mehrangez Toshmatova, a representative of Titan Training Center in Tajikistan, added that the program is focused on practical outcomes: "Our goal is not just to teach the language, but to help people pass the exams and prepare for real work opportunities in South Korea."
Given the shortage of Korean language teachers in Tajikistan, the center uses a platform with AI-powered features to assist instructors in delivering effective lessons while helping students track their progress and better absorb material.
Tied to the national EPS program
The center works closely with the Employment Permit System (EPS) — a South Korean government program that allows foreign nationals to legally work in the country.
To qualify, candidates must:
· pass the EPS TOPIK Korean language exam;
· undergo a skills assessment.
Successful candidates are entered into a centralized system where South Korean employers can select workers. Upon signing a labor contract, workers are issued an E-9 work visa, valid for up to five years.
In 2025 alone, dozens of Tajik citizens have already passed the EPS exams — an impressive achievement reached in under a year, making Tajikistan one of the standout participants in the EPS program.
Where to apply
Citizens interested in studying Korean and working in South Korea can contact the Agency for Overseas Employment: Dushanbe, 89 Lohuti Street; Tel: 221-39-67, 221-39-83; WhatsApp / Telegram: +992 930934994
Titan Training Center is located in Dushanbe, 140/1 Ahrori Street, service complex “Poytakht-80”
Tel: +992 552192222
