TOP-10 language schools in China where international students can study high-quality Academic Chinese courses

China offers a number of internships and programs for mastering the academic Chinese language: universities, summer courses, language schools in China, aimed at a more in-depth study of the language. Studying Chinese, each of the schoolchildren or students pursues their own goals: someone teaches a language for self-development, someone to realize their potential and future profession, someone for possible future business connections.

However, it is worth noting that, as in Englis, studying Chinese language is carried out according to the levels: for example, at the first 3-4 levels the process is quite easy, but there is a huge gap. To study levels 5 and 6, you need at least two to three years of active language learning + constant communication with native speakers.

It is worth noting the following language schools and universities in China, preparing schoolchildren and students in the field of "Academic Chinese".

• Among universities, it is worth noting Dalian Maritime University with Chinese Language Program from Beginner to Advanced Level. Students aged 18-60 can study academic Chinese here. Dalian Maritime University divides each academic year into spring and fall semesters, the latter marking the beginning of the academic year. The fall semester begins in September and ends in January next year, and the spring semester begins in March and ends in July. Learning Chinese with the Chinese Language Program from Beginner to Advanced Level includes four steps: introductory, elementary, intermediate and continuing education courses. Students attend classes from Monday to Friday - a total of 20-22 hours of required courses and 2-4 hours of elective courses every week.
• The Sprachcaffe Beijing Language School provides an effective program “Languages for Academic Purposes in China”. The language school accepts schoolchildren and students over 16 years old. The course lasts all year round - the duration is determined individually by each student.