Our Chinese Elementary 2 Course is designed for students who are exposed to more and more natural Chinese conversations, who can organise language to respond to some contexts while travelling in China, who ideally has knowledge of 400+ words.

In this course, students will continue to learn with Pinyin but ideally can start to pick up the essential Hanzi introduced in the previous courses. In each of our Elementary course, 50 Hanzi will be introduced along with the best ways to memorize them. Our lessons maintain strong focus on conversational skills training talking about your travel planning, buying tickets, hotel check-in, asking for directions etc.

Our key grammar points covered include basic use of direction complement using 来 and 去; verb complement of degree using ; the concept of separable verbs; how to compare actions; the use of prepositions like 对 and conjunction pairs like 不但…而且…

If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 3.

Lesson Topics
Lesson 1 – Warm up and practise
Lesson 2 – Must try in Shanghai
Lesson 3 – Discount, please?
Lesson 4 – Let’s take a taxi to go there.
Lesson 5 – Mid term conversation practise
Lesson 6 – Life in Shanghai
Lesson 7 – You speak Chinese so well!
Lesson 8 – Early to bed, early to rise
Lesson 9 – My life in London
Lesson 10 – Total review and presentations

Our Chinese Elementary 3&4 Course is designed for students who are exposed to more and more natural Chinese conversations, who can carry a survival level of conversation while traveling in China, who ideally has knowledge of 500+ words.

In this course, students will continue to learn with Pinyin but ideally can start to pick up the essential Hanzi introduced in the previous courses. In each of our Elementary course, 50 Hanzi will be introduced along with the best ways to memorize them. Our lessons maintain strong focus on conversational skills training talking about your personalities and characters, house deco, use of tech in our lives, how to improve Chinese learning etc.

Our key grammar points covered include use of degree complements in common contexts, adjective and verb duplicating, summery of direction and location, summery of number expressions, frequency adverbs, degree adverbs and the tricky tone adverbs like 就.

If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Intermediate 1.

Lesson Topics

Lesson 1 – Warm up and practise
Lesson 2 – What’s your type?
Lesson 3 – Let me introduce you a friend
Lesson 4 – Welcome, come in!
Lesson 5 – Mid term conversation practise
Lesson 6 – You got a nice place!
Lesson 7 – Convenient take aways!
Lesson 8 – Speak Chinese more!
Lesson 9 – You sing better than me!
Lesson 10 – Total review and presentations

Our Chinese Intermediate 2 course is designed for students who has knowledge of 600 or more words, who ideally has knowledge of 100-300 Hanzi.

In this course, students will continue to learn with the assistance of Pinyin, but will start to practise reading Hanzi in the texts. Another 50 Hanzi will be introduced along with the best ways to memorize them. Our lessons maintain strong focus on conversational skills training talking about hometown, festival celebrations, online shopping and studying abroad etc.

The key grammar points in this course include adjective complement using得, asking about frequency, describing things about to happen, or things happening in sequence using 先，再，然后, numbers and percentages,  more use of 就 in conditional sentences.

If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Intermediate 3.

Our Chinese Intermediate 2 course is designed for students who has knowledge of 600 or more words, who ideally has knowledge of 100-300 Hanzi.

In this course, students will continue to learn with the assistance of Pinyin, but will start to practise reading Hanzi in the texts. Another 50 Hanzi will be introduced along with the best ways to memorize them. Our lessons maintain strong focus on conversational skills training talking about hometown, festival celebrations, online shopping and studying abroad etc.

The key grammar points in this course include adjective complement using得, asking about frequency, describing things about to happen, or things happening in sequence using 先，再，然后, numbers and percentages,  more use of 就 in conditional sentences.

If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Intermediate 3.

HSK3 Winter Bridging Course

Finished HSK 2 but not quite ready to jump into HSK 3? This course is the perfect next step for you.

Our Chinese Winter HSK3 Bridging Course is designed for students who have completed HSK2 syllabus and want to strengthen their skills before moving on to HSK3. This course focuses on improving vocabulary, grammar, and practical communication, with special attention to overcoming common challenges such as reading and writing Hanzi characters. Through interactive and targeted exercises, the course helps you gain confidence in recognizing and writing Hanzi, while improving your listening, speaking, and understanding skills. Whether you plan to take the HSK 3 exam or just want to improve your Chinese, this course will support you before progressing to the next stage.

This is a 4-week course, it is not a must-learn course before starting any level courses.

Week 1 – Strengthening Vocabulary and Hanzi foundations
Week 2 – Grammar review and sentence patterns
Week 3 – Listening and Speaking Focus
Week 4 – Integrated Practice and introduction to HSK3

Our Chinese Upper-Intermediate 1 Course is designed for students who has finished Level 3 learning or are able to do the below:

• can speak Chinese with natural pronunciation
• ideally has knowledge of 800 or more vocabularies.
• Ideally can read 200-400 Hanzi without Pinyin
• can hold a conversation or talk about an event with ease
• have good foundation of all important grammatical structures like verb aspect, verb complements, use of modifiers and adverbs, special sentences like 是…的，把，被, and the colloquial nature of topic comment in Chinese.

This course will focus on vocabulary building on a range of topics that are closed to daily life, at the same time the questions asked are more abstract or detailed, so as to practise speaking with organised thoughts, with specific vocabularies. The 5 headline topics in this course are 爱情，友谊，工作，赚钱，购物。Students will practise their listening skills by listening to native speakers on video answering various related questions in unfiltered language, then students will follow suite to practise answering these questions with their own options and stories.

There are 4 courses at this level, we recommend students to always start from lower level of the courses, or to pick a class where your level is most aligned with the classmates.

Our Chinese Upper-Intermediate 4 Course is designed for students who has finished Level 3 learning or are able to do the below:

• can speak Chinese with natural pronunciation
• ideally has knowledge of 1000 or more vocabularies.
• Ideally can read 300-500 Hanzi without Pinyin
• can hold a conversation or talk about an event with ease
• have good foundation of all important grammatical structures like verb aspect, verb complements, use of modifiers and adverbs, special sentences like 是…的，把，被, and the colloquial nature of topic comment in Chinese.

This course will focus on vocabulary building on a range of topics that are closed to daily life, at the same time the questions asked are more abstract or detailed, so as to practise speaking with organised thoughts, with specific vocabularies. The 5 headline topics in this course are 消费，身体健康，精神健康，成功，幸福。Students will practise their listening skills by listening to native speakers on video answering various related questions in unfiltered language, then students will follow suite to practise answering these questions with their own options and stories.

There are 4 courses at this level, we recommend students to always start from lower level of the courses, or to pick a class where your level is most aligned with the classmates.

Our Chinese Upper-Intermediate 4 Course is designed for students who has finished Level 3 learning or are able to do the below:

• can speak Chinese with natural pronunciation
• ideally has knowledge of 1000 or more vocabularies.
• Ideally can read 300-500 Hanzi without Pinyin
• can hold a conversation or talk about an event with ease
• have good foundation of all important grammatical structures like verb aspect, verb complements, use of modifiers and adverbs, special sentences like 是…的，把，被, and the colloquial nature of topic comment in Chinese.

This course will focus on vocabulary building on a range of topics that are closed to daily life, at the same time the questions asked are more abstract or detailed, so as to practise speaking with organised thoughts, with specific vocabularies. The 5 headline topics in this course are 消费，身体健康，精神健康，成功，幸福。Students will practise their listening skills by listening to native speakers on video answering various related questions in unfiltered language, then students will follow suite to practise answering these questions with their own options and stories.

There are 4 courses at this level, we recommend students to always start from lower level of the courses, or to pick a class where your level is most aligned with the classmates.