Learn Chinese – A2

Maybe you would like to acquire a new language, maybe Chinese is listed as a required language for your dream job, or maybe you are planning a trip to China or you want to grow your soft skill. whatever your needs are, whatever your age is, we are confident that we have a Chinese course that suits you!

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

International Language Learning and Translation Centers (ILLTC) organises 4 sessions of Chinese courses every year. Each session has a duration of 3 months.

Session Calendar
Session 1: From 1 January to 17 March
Session 2: From 1 April to 16 June
Session 3: From 1 July to 24 September
Session 4: From 1 October to 22 December

Admission Calendar
For Session 1, admission runs from 1 December to 31 December
For Session 2, admission runs from 1 March to 31 March
For Session 3, admission runs from 1 June to 30 June
​For Session 4, admission runs from 1 September to 30 September

FOR ADULTS
International Language Learning and Translation Centers offers two kinds of approaches in providing French classes to adult learners.

Adults (aged 16+)
Chinese classes will be organised twice a week during the 3-month sessions. Each level is usually covered in 4 sessions

Key points:
• Each session can be completed in three months
• Two-hour classes for two days a week or four-hour classes once a week
• 4 or 6 hours per week
• Three types of class timings: weekdays morning, weekdays evening and weekends

FOR TEENAGERS

Teenagers (aged 13–15)

For teenagers, International Language Learning and Translation Centers (ILLTC) offers specially-designed courses. The textbooks, teaching materials and the teaching-learning process are all age-appropriately designed, resulting in a very engaging and immersive atmosphere for the adolescent students

Key points:
• Each session can be completed in three months
• Two-hour classes for two days a week or four-hour classes once a week
• 4 hours per week
• Two types of class timings: weekdays evening and weekends

TESTS AND EXAMS

Placement Test

A new student seeking admission in any levels other than A1 or resuming after a break of more than two consecutive sessions has to take a placement test to be assigned the right class level, except when a six-month-old proof of standardized proficiency is provided.