Chinese LANGUAGE
From Beginner To Advance
Learn Chinese from beginner to advanced levels with our CEFR-based curriculum. Develop speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills through interactive classes led by certified trainers, preparing you for study, work, travel, and everyday life in Chinese-speaking regions.
- Duration (2 Months)
- Certificate(Yes)
- Trainer(Certified)
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS
CEFR Based Curriculum
CEFR Ba Certified & Experienced Teachers
Small Batch Size
Speaking & Listening Practice
Weekly Assessments
Flexible Timings
Course Details
| Levels | A1, A2, B1, B2 |
| Duration | 2 Months Per Level |
| Mode | Online & On-Campus |
| Trainer | Certified |
| Certificate | Included |
| Assessment | Weekly |
| Language | Chinese |
| Fee | 35k Per Level |
Cource Outline(Overview)
This course is designed for beginners with no prior knowledge of Chinese (Mandarin). It focuses on
building basic communication skills through practical vocabulary, essential grammar, pronunciation
(Pinyin & tones), and everyday conversational practice to help learners communicate confidently in common situations.
Chinese HSK1 Course Outline
common situations
Introduction to Chinese
• Introduction to Mandarin Chinese
• Pinyin system and tones
• Basic pronunciation
• Greetings and farewells
• Formal vs informal address
Personal Information
• Introducing oneself and others
• Asking and answering simple questions
• Numbers (0–100)
• Nationalities and professions
Grammar Basics I
• Sentence structure (SVO)
• Personal pronouns
• Measure words (basic introduction)
• Yes/No questions (吗 ma)
Present Tense & Common Verbs
• Verb usage in Chinese (no tense change)
• Common verbs: 是 (to be), 有 (to have), 做 (to do),
• Simple affirmative sentences
Daily Life & Routine
• Days, dates, and time
• Daily activities
• Talking about routines
• Asking about schedules
Family & Descriptions
• Family members
• Describing people (appearance & personality)
• Using 很 (very) and basic adjectives
Everyday Situations
• Shopping vocabulary
• Prices and numbers revision
• Bargaining basics
• Practical role plays
Food & Dining
• Food and drink vocabulary
• Ordering at a restaurant
• Polite expressions
• Likes and dislikes
Directions & Places
• Asking for and giving directions
• Common places
• Using 在 (at) and 去 (to go)
Grammar Basics II
• Question words (what, where, who)
• Negatives (不, 没)
• Basic prepositions
• Simple sentence expansion
Culture & Communication
• Chinese culture and society
• Cultural norms and etiquette
• Basic customs and traditions
• Common daily expressions
Revision & Assessment
• Overall revision
• Listening and speaking practice
• Final oral and written assessment
Teaching Methodology
• Interactive lessons
• Speaking-focused activities
• Role plays and dialogues
• Listening and pronunciation practice