Business Chinese
| Non-degree | |
|---|---|
| Duration | 1 month year |
| Starting Date | The first week of each month |
| Tuition Fee | ￥70-80RMB/lesson (RMB) |
| Teaching Language | Chinese |
Program Infomation
Looking to use Chinese in professional setting? Impress clients, coworkers, or employers with your fluency in all things business – from daily usage to interviews and presentations. This course is designed for individuals who already know elementary Chinese (~HSK 3) and can hold basic Chinese conversations.
Note: Beginners should begin with the Essential Chinese course to learn the most practical vocabulary and communication skills.
What will I learn?
This course focuses on teaching the most useful Chinese skills in a business setting. You will learn vocabulary, grammar, and expressions specific to real-life business situations (e.g., self and company introductions, client meetings, negotiations, factory visits, business trips, etc.). Topics cover current hot topics (e.g., housing bubble) as well as a variety of industries – logistics, trade, finance, retail, sales, marketing etc. An averagely 60lessons package will enable you to complete a level.
How will I learn?
We use a variety of tools and methods to effectively teach the most useful topics. In addition to thoughtfully selected course books, we use situational dialogue and role play to mimic realistic situations and videos to discuss current events and business trends.
When will new Business Chinese Course Start?
New group of Business Chinese Courses in Shanghai start on the first week of each month. Schedule options include:
-Daytime Group Chinese Class: 9-11:30AM / 1-3:30PM / 3:30-6:00PM (one of these 3 and Monday to Friday or M.W.F)
-Evening Group Chinese Class:7-8:30PM on Mon.& Wed. / Tue. & Thur.
-Weekend Group Chinese Classes: 2-3:30 PM, 15-minute break and then 3:45-5:15PM on Sunday or Saturday
1, You may join the current group of your level from any Monday
2, New Group starts on the first week of each Month (Click here to check for specific dates in 2015), it may move to a later