CHILDREN AND TEENS COURSES

Children and Teens Chinese courses are designed for students between 5-16. XMandarin provides quality classes with specially oriented approach on the language. A modern, dynamic and efficient teaching method that focuses on fun and entertaining activities, 100% in the language taught. The lessons are suited to the various age groups and contain plenty of variety. Speaking, listening, reading, writing and grammar are linked in a meaningful way, quickly familiarizing the young learners with Chinese. Learning Chinese at XMandarin means actively experiencing. Your children will be taken care of as if they were ours – they will be playing, laughing, learning and having fun in a warm and international environment.

Part-time One to One Private Course  

Program Structure

• Flexible schedule and teaching location

• Tailor-made study content - Move at students’ own speed

• Focus on students’ individual requirements

• Guarantee of high teaching and service quality

Part-time Small Group Course  

Program Structure

• Started when more than 4 persons registered or group reservation

• 3-9 students per class

• 2 lessons per day and 2-5 times per week

• Guarantee of high teaching and service quality

• Classmates from all over the world

Program Structure

• Started when more than 4 persons registered or group reservation

• 3-9 students per class

• 1-1.5 lessons per day and 2-5 times per week

• Guarantee of high teaching and service quality

• Classmates from all over the world

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• How to Enroll
• Register Form
• Remittance Path
• Culture Activities

FAQ

• Which type of visa should I apply to study Chinese with XMandarin CLC?
• How can I pay for my Chinese program?
• Where can I live while learning Chinese in Qigndao?
• What are CLC mandarin teachers’ qualifications?
• Where do your students come from?
• How can I estimate my current Chinese level?
• Do you offer a free trail class to attend?
• If I miss some lessons, could I have make-up class?
• Must I learn Chinese Characters?
• Besides Chinese lessons, what else can I do at CLC?
• What is HSK? When is the HSK test date?

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