In private classes, we may select other curriculum on the market to better achieve students’ goals, such as Ma Liping, Zhongwen, Better Chinese, Shuangshuang, Langlang, Yangyang, etc. He or she can continue to learn our intermediate and advanced program.Ī: In group classes, we only use our proprietary curriculum. Q: What Should I Expect After I Complete All Levels?Ī: After completing our 2-year Mandarin program, the students is expected to achieve ACTFL novice-intermediate level. If it is unavailable, you may contact us to be put on the waitlist or consider taking private class. Please click the Group class tab to find out what group class is available now. You may also join Level B, C or D group class if you don’t need to start from level A1.
In the middle of the year, we may also open Level A1 group class depends on the demand. Q: When do you Open a Particular Leveled Group Class?Ī: We always open Level A1 group class in September each year, and that cohort will progress along the curriculum map. It may take more or less time depending on the frequency of class and student learning progress. In private class, the schedule is more flexible. In short, it takes 2 years to finish all 4 levels A-D in our group classes. So it takes 8 quarters to finish all 4 levels. It will take 2 quarters for a student for finish 1 level. Q: How Long Does it Take to Finish Your Curriculum?Ī: The group class has 4 academic quarters from September to June each year. You may also contact us for a FREE assessment. If your child has learned Mandarin for 0-3 years, but still at the beginning level, then, he/she can start at any level. If your child has never learned Mandarin before, it is suggested to start from Level A. Children adopted from China will also be able to better understand the culture and the country of their birth.Ī: The curriculum map above describes the topics covered in each level in great details. to build better emotional connections with their parents and grandparents. To help children of Chinese heritage who grow up in the U.S.Studying the most widely spoken language around the world prepares our children with an advantage in future cross-cultural communication, business and job opportunities.
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