청소년상담사 3급 기출·필기 - 청상 문제은행 대비

About 청소년상담사 3급 기출·필기 - 청상 문제은행 대비

For the Level 3 Youth Counselor Written Exam, the process of identifying and reviewing your weaknesses is more important than simply solving a large number of problems.

Prepare for the 6 subjects of the Level 3 Youth Counselor written exam with a total of 4,267 questions: 1,500 past exam questions, 1,267 self-produced questions, and 1,500 questions from 10 mock exams. We have included the original text of the 10 exams released by Q-Net, from the 15th to the 24th, and the content is structured to allow for repeated study of incorrect answers and questions that are easy to forget. You can read 421 concepts organized by subject and unit and immediately check them with verification questions. You can also manage your progress, answer rates, questions to review now, and weak units all in one place.

[Key Features]

10 Past Exams, Select and Solve by Session

You can select only the sessions you want from the 15th to the 24th and solve them in the order of the actual exam. The questions and answer choices are kept exactly as they are in the published original text, while the answers and explanations have been rewritten based on the current standards. Questions where the relevant laws have changed since the exam are marked with badges, and the specific changes are noted in the explanations.

1,267 Self-Produced Questions, Full Range of 6 Subjects

Study the six written subjects, including Developmental Psychology, Fundamentals of Group Counseling, Psychometric Measurement and Evaluation, Counseling Theory, Learning Theory, and Adolescent Understanding. We personally created the questions and explanations by analyzing publicly available exam standards and past question types.

421 Summarys of Learning Concepts

Read through concepts organized by subject and unit. Each unit includes review questions, allowing you to immediately check what you just read. This helps you organize concepts more quickly than simply repeating questions when you are confused about them.

Problem Solving by Subject and Unit

Select the subjects and units you want to study. You can check the total number of questions, the number of solutions, the correct answer rate, and your progress, allowing you to focus on problems you haven't solved yet or units you are weak in.

Search, Filter, and Sort All Questions

Search for keywords within the passages, answer choices, and explanations. You can gather the questions you need by subject, unit, solution status, and study level. Continue Solving

It remembers your progress even if you stop mid-study. When you return, you can resume your learning from where you left off.

Detailed Explanations and Option Analysis

Check the reasoning behind the correct answer and related concepts for each question. Instead of just memorizing the answer, you can review why each option is right or wrong and identify common points of confusion.

10-Question Adaptive Diagnosis

The difficulty of the next 5 questions is adjusted based on your responses to the first 5 questions. This short diagnosis allows you to identify your current level and subject-specific weaknesses, which can then be used to recommend future study.

Personalized Study Recommendations

It recommends the next questions to study based on your solution history, review schedule, and subject-specific accuracy rates. You can check the estimated study time and the reason for the recommendation to start immediately.

FSRS Smart Review

It extends the review interval for questions you answer correctly and shows frequently missed questions again sooner. It calculates your memory status for each question and automatically schedules the questions for today's review. Error Notes, Questions to Review, and Questions You Are Unsure About

Incorrect answers are automatically collected, and you can manually save questions you want to review. You can gather questions you were unsure about, even if you answered them correctly, to review them separately.

Memos and Review Records

Leave your own notes for each question and check how many times you have solved it. You can review the reasons for your confusion and the concepts you organized together during your next review.

My Notes

Gather all the notes you have written on questions in one place. You can create notes that are written regardless of the question, and you can use titles, bold text, lists, checklists, citations, codes, and links. Notes can be searched by title, content, or even the question text.

Weakness Heatmap and Learning Completeness

Check the correct answer rates by subject and unit at a glance. Visually identify your weak areas and learning completeness, and jump directly to the questions in the corresponding unit.

Question Frequency by Unit by Subject

Check the question frequency by unit, organized based on officially released data. You can determine your study order by viewing frequently covered areas alongside areas you are lacking in. Practical Mock Tests

Solve a total of 150 questions across 6 subjects within 150 minutes, following the structure of the official written exam. You can select a set from 10 available and time yourself just like in a real test. Check results based on a passing score of 40 points per subject and an overall average of 60 points, and manage your test history, highest score, and grades by subject.

Study Reports and Passing Predictions

Check your predicted score and learning status based on your recent study and mock test records. You can view weak chapters and recommended study topics on a single screen.

Learning Statistics and Continuous Learning

Check the number of problems solved daily, total number solved, total correct answer rate, continuous study days, and daily average number of problems solved. The number of mock test attempts and highest scores are also recorded.

Learning Grass and Growth Records

Check your study records by date on the calendar. Maintain your study flow by observing the daily accumulation of problem-solving records and changes in your correct answer rate. Exam Schedule D-Day

Check the upcoming Level 3 Youth Counselor written exam schedule and remaining days directly on the home screen. Select the exam session you are preparing for and track your progress based on the remaining time.

Pre-Exam Checklist

As the exam approaches, you can check your ID, exam admission ticket, entry time, and other preparation details one by one.

Study & Review Notifications

Receive daily study notifications at your preferred time. FSRS also informs you of review times calculated, allowing you to maintain a consistent study and review cycle.

Guest Start and Device Sync

You can start immediately without signing up. By connecting your social media account, you can save your solution records, review schedules, statistics, incorrect answer notes, and memos, and continue studying on other devices.

Offline Study

Question data is saved on your device, allowing you to continue solving problems and reviewing even in areas with unstable internet connections.

Light/Dark Themes and Font Size Adjustment

Select Light or Dark Themes in System Settings and adjust the font size of questions and explanations in four levels. Mobile Phone & Tablet Support

Conveniently check questions, explanations, and study progress with a layout optimized for mobile phone and tablet screens.

FAQ & 1:1 Inquiry

You can check frequently asked questions and leave inquiries within the app. You can attach images to your inquiries and receive notifications when a response is registered.

Monthly, 3-Month, & Lifetime Passes

We offer monthly and 3-month auto-renewing subscriptions, as well as a lifetime pass for permanent use with a one-time payment. With Premium, you can access all questions, smart review, weakness analysis, mock exams, and detailed explanations without restrictions, and remove advertisements.

[Content Guide]

Among the learning content, the past exam questions include 1,500 questions from the 15th through 24th Youth Counselor Level 3 written exams, released by the National Qualification Portal Q-Net, in their original form. This material is used in accordance with Public Nuri Type 1 (attribution), and the source is the Korea Human Resources Development Service Q-Net. The remaining 2,767 questions (1,267 questions by subject and 1,500 questions from 10 mock exams) were created directly by analyzing the examination standards and past exam question types, and the explanations for all 4,267 questions were written directly based on current standards.

This app is an independent private learning tool designed to assist with studying for the Level 3 Youth Counselor written exam. It has no partnership, sponsorship, or approval relationship with government or public institutions, such as the Human Resources Development Service of Korea or the National Qualification Portal Q-Net, and does not represent any of these organizations. Passing the exam is not guaranteed; please check the latest announcements from the administering agency for the exam schedule and detailed criteria.

Official Exam Schedule, Registration, and Subject Information: https://www.q-net.or.kr/site/sangdamsa

[Recommended for]

Those preparing for the Level 3 Youth Counselor written exam for the first time

Those who want to self-study while identifying weaknesses in each subject

Those who want to systematically manage incorrect answers and review schedules

Those who want to study repeatedly in short bursts during their commute

Those who want to check their time management and passing criteria through practice mock exams

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