Learn Chinese in China with Keats School

The Humors of the Simplified Chinese Characters and the Complex Ones

November 8, 2013

We often complain that people around us gradually lose the tradition and become care less about the traditional Chinese culture. As a matter of fact, we are one of these people. Everyone is losing the awareness of caring the tradition or even making it more serious, but we just didn’t realize it. What actually makes us […]

Most Difficult Tone to Learn in Chinese Language

November 8, 2013

Many Chinese language teachers think that the most difficult tones to learn are the falling-rising tone and the rising tone. However, as a matter of fact, to judge the difficulty of the tone need the specific teaching objects, the students who learn Chinese language. Sometimes, the experts have different opinions even for the students from the same country. […]

An Efficient Way to Teach Chinese Words

November 8, 2013

Teaching Chinese lessons for many years, the author has concluded many teaching experience. The author suggests that Chinese teachers should find the study law of Chinese language so that overseas students can learn Chinese more efficiently in Chinese Lessons. Some Chinese words will be other words, if they are read backward. The examples given by […]

Learning Mandarin by Putting It in Real Environment

November 8, 2013

It is normal that the beginners who learn Chinese in China may feel it is difficult to learn Chinese language. To make it easier, the best approach is to put it into the practical situations and learn in a relatively real language environment. We will introduce some methods in the next. The postal service is closely related to […]

Chinese Language is Not “Difficult” but “Different”

November 8, 2013

Most teachers who teach Chinese language overseas always hear students who learn Chinese say that “Chinese is too difficult to learn”. Therefore, it seems the overseas Chinese teaching is full of “difficulty”. As a matter of fact, “difficult” is the comparatively speaking of “easy”, so there is no absolute standard and boundary. Students learn Mandarin should know that it is not […]

Chinese Characters Teaching in Southeast Asia

November 8, 2013

The southeastern Asia area includes mainly the ten countries such as Singapore, Philippine, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Burma, Cambodia, Brunei and Laos. Those who attend to school to study Mandarin in China might be told that this area has the most overseas Chinese. You may know that one of the official languages in Singapore is Chinese. Before […]

The “Red-blue Chinese Language Teaching Method” in Mongolia

November 8, 2013

With the “Chinese fever” continues to warm up, it getting more and more popular to learn Chinese language. Accordingly, to raise the level of Chinese teaching techniques becomes an important mission forChinese language teachers. Therefore, in the process of teaching Chinese, teachers often attempt to use a variety of teaching methods to help students improve communicative competence. But […]

Difference of 下来in 爬下来, 停下来, 脱下来 and 坚持下来

November 8, 2013

The Chinese word 下来will have different meaning and application when it is used together with other words to form a new one such as爬下来, 停下来, 脱下来and 坚持下来. In fact, students who learn Mandarin should know 下来in 爬下来is the basic application of it, indicating the translocation from the higher place to the lower place. However, the others are […]

Four Methods to Learn and Remember Chinese Words

November 8, 2013

For most overseas students who learn Chinese in China, vocabulary is a key factor to learn Chinese language better, as well as a difficult point for them. Therefore, teacher should take the responsibility to help them increase their vocabulary. In our daily talk, to express clearly what we want to say, we often need some adjective phrases, verb […]

“Importing” – A New Chinese Teaching Method

November 8, 2013

When teaching Chinese courses in China, many teachers have all kinds of teaching approaches to meet the requirements of students who are learning Chinese in China. One teacher concluded a useful teaching method named “importing” in her teaching practice, which has been used in a group of students who are having Chinese courses in China. […]

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Mike | Australia
Small Group Chinese Class

I think Kunming is a great city, the weather is really good. I really like Keats school and found it is very organized. The teachers here are very good. They have a coffee shop and new classrooms, a new lounge area here now, so you can chill out with your friends and practice your spoken Chinese with natives. If you’re considering coming to Keats to study, I would really recommend it. It’s the best place to learn Mandarin and I think it will be a great experience for you.

 

Ben | USA
Small Group Chinese Class

My first semester that I studied at another school, and the pressure there was pretty high, the classroom hour was long, and the homework was pretty tedious. Since I came to Keats, I found I have a lot more opportunities to speak in the classroom. My classmates all are fluent and love speaking and participating in the class. We have great classroom dynamic.

Josephine | Indonesia
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

I think Keats is one of the best language schools I have ever been to. My teacher is such an amazing person. She is so good at teaching. She makes classes fun. I have learned a lot of vocabulary during my time here. I would really recommend coming to learn Mandarin Chinese at Keats School.

杜文宇 | Netherlands
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

So during my first week at Keats, I didn’t dare to speak any Chinese words. I found out that my Chinese level quickly improved since then. Although I have many options to study in China, for example, some other schools have homestay, I found I could immerse myself and fully focus on learning Chinese by staying at Keats.

Faith | UK
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

I have 2 teachers, and I do 4 hours a day. So I have got Dong Laoshi and Jin Laoshi. Both of them are very good. They made the experience very nice to me. They are willing to help you whenever, so if you ever have a question here, the teachers are always there to help you whether it is visas, whether it is getting around the city. Everyone wants to talk to you.

Amauri | USA
Small Group Chinese Class

The teachers at Keats know how to read the students and how to help students learn Chinese language easily. They know the level of the students. I am a slow learner, but they managed to adapt to my learning. They made the class very fun, very exciting. I am pleased that not only I got to learn the culture and the language, but I also got to make amazing friends, really unbelievable, Chinese friends and European friends, American friends, from all over the world.

Martine | France
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

I really enjoy this place because we have private Mandarin lessons. I took the 6-hour program, 4 hours in the morning, 2 in the afternoon. Even though it is quite a lot, the teaching is complimentary. This is very helpful because I could review what I did before and learn new things. My 2 teachers are fantastic. We live in the school, so it is convenient. It is interesting to me to meet people from all over the world.

Joleen | Germany
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

About studying Chinese here, I think the living condition is very convenient because the dorm is very close to the classroom. Our teachers really enjoy teaching Chinese. They are also very passionate. Compared with other cities in China, Kunming has really good weather.

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