Achieving HSK proficiency while simultaneously acquiring practical daily life knowledge in Chinese not only ensures success on the exam but also enhances overall language skills, enabling a more convenient and enriching life in China.
Entry level courses
Reach HSK level 2
Able to communicate initially in Chinese
For HSK level 2 basics
Build a Chinese language system
Easily handle 20+ essential social situations
Integrate listening, speaking, reading and writing
Course difficulty matches HSK4
Communicate fluently with native Chinese speakers
Thematic teaching
Adapted based on real corpus
Adequate communication practice
Learning a new skill or language is indeed not an easy challenge. Especially Mandarin Chinese, which belongs to a very different language family compared to English or any other language you have learned before.
But please believe that once you grasp the logic and characteristics of Chinese language, you will truly realize that "Chinese is not as difficult as I thought."
What you need is a professional teacher or coach, a “tour guide”, who can take you on a journey to experience the fun of learning Chinese!
Here we can start to unlock the Chinese language potential!
Chinese Course Curriculum at Chinese Surfing
You may wonder, "I don't want to take HSK/HSKK exams; I just want to learn the Chinese language as it is spoken in real-life situations like Chinese people."
That's right!
Classes at Chinese Surfing is catering to everyone from beginners all the way through HSK6+ to help improve speaking and communication abilities.
Therefore, we not only use the HSK series materials, but also combine diverse materials such as real-life Chinese scenarios, videos, news, and images etc. to effectively learn practical, interesting, and authentic Chinese!
This enables you to start communicating with Chinese people in Chinese right from the first class, step by step!
Unlock China and Chinese cultural by learning its language and express yourself, get connected and enrich your experience!
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