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Chinese Language Courses in China for Juniors
Ever imagined exploring one of the world's most fascinating countries? Sampling the local delicacies and absorbing the vibrant colours of your surroundings? Stop imagining and embark on an adventure that will change your life! Take the first step as a young adult and invest in a language and travel experience in China that will leave you with a new language, great memories and a new found independence that every teenager craves.
The Chinese language is the most widely spoken language in the world and, with China's economic importance growing at an incredible rate, learning the language has never been more important. Not only will your Chinese skills offer you a well-needed advantage in the business world, it will also offer you the opportunity to embrace a unique and mesmerising culture.
From its dynamic history to its vibrant culture and richly woven tapestry of traditions, China is a destination that will leave you in inspired and truly in awe. Broaden your horizons and gain confidence as you perfect a language skill that will unlock a whole new world of opportunity.
Our language is located in the centre of Beijing - here you will quickly get to know the Chinese city and culture!
Chinese (Mandarin) is the most spoken language in the world and is becoming increasingly important: 898 million native speakers!
China is playing an increasingly important role, especially in the economy, so Chinese is another building block for your successful future.
The Middle Kingdom offers a culture that is completely different from that of many European countries: an experience for life.
Why Learn Chinese in China?
Questions and answers about China
Once you travel to China, you are immersed in a completely new cultural world. The country's history can be traced back thousands of years. Special cultural assets are, for example, the Chinese script, the martial art Kung Fu or the Chinese holidays. Superstitions and rituals can also be found in Chinese culture. The Chinese always want to ensure harmonious coexistence by, for example, avoiding conflict talks, laughing in perhaps inappropriate situations and not criticising other people. This could cause you to "lose face", as they say in China. It also means that you cannot meet requirements.
Music and dance, as well as traditional martial arts, are often practised in public places, where everyone can join in or just watch. In general, Chinese people do a lot with others in their free time, whether they know the people or not. You will often see them singing karaoke together, doing aerobics or chatting in a tea house. Meals together are also often celebrated in a big way. Of course, there are also many interesting sights in China, such as one of the modern wonders of the world: the Great Wall of China, which stretches over 21,000 km across the whole of China. You can also visit many palaces or temples, such as the Forbidden City or the Summer Palace.
"Chinese eat everything that has four legs, except tables" is a Chinese proverb. You probably know that the cuisine in China can be very unusual. But you will find a number of delicacies alongside strange specialities. Standard dishes are usually rice or noodles with various meats, such as Peking duck or chicken with different sauces. Dumplings such as spring rolls, jiaozi or xiaolongbao are also very popular. You will probably also have to get used to the Chinese table manners. When you are in a restaurant with your friends, you usually order different main courses, which are then shared and eaten with chopsticks. But don't empty a bowl, because that seems rude to the Chinese. On the contrary, it would be rude to slurp or slurp at the table - for the Chinese, it shows that you like the food and is even expected.
China is almost as big as the whole of Europe, but almost twice as many people live there. That is why people often live in a confined space. The Chinese New Year does not take place on 1 January, as it does here, but alternates every year on a calendar day with a new moon between 21 January and 21 February. The New Year is one of the most important holidays. A good tip: when you are travelling in China, you should always have a dictionary with you, because many Chinese understand little or no English. If you miss a Chinese word, communication will be difficult. And it's best to always carry a piece of paper with your address in Chinese so that you can always get back home.
Student language trips to China have many advantages. Chinese is the most widely spoken native language in the world and is spoken mainly in the People's Republic of China, Taiwan and Singapore, but also in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines. With a language study trip for students, you learn the language in a country where it is also spoken.
With our language tours for students, you will spend unforgettable holidays, meet people your own age and also explore the culture, mentality and hospitality of the people in China. With our language courses for students, you can acquire or expand your Chinese language skills and also get to know a country that you have never experienced before. Your Chinese course awaits you!
As accommodation, we offer you the school's own residence, which is only a few minutes away from the school. There you can get to know your classmates better and relax after an exciting day. Of course, we offer your language study trip to China including flight and full board.
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