Chinese Language Evening Classes - Invercargill

Qualification:	Short Course
Level:	1-3
Dates:	To be advised
Duration:	10 weeks 6pm - 7:30pm B2: 31
Location:	Invercargill

Course Outline «

Chinese Language Evening Classes - learn a new language!

SIT are running evening classes in association with the Confucius Institute at University of Canterbury.

Course Content «

Beginner 1

Someone has never learnt chinese before

Beginner 2

Have learnt Chinese for about 15 hours.
Have commanded about 50 words
Someone has learnt Chinese alphabet and can introduce onself.

Beginner 3

Have learnt Chinese for at least 30 hours
Have commanded about 150 words
Someone has known how to ask and tell location and address, date, family members, numbers 1 - 100, daily arrangment and colour

Beginner 5

Have learnt CHinese for at least 120 hours
Have commanded about 300 words
Someone can do basic communication in Chinese on some topics, for example: age, hobby, time and date, family, weather, location, seeing a doctor, sending a letter, exchaging money in a bank etc.

Fees «

Please note this programme is not Government funded and the Zero Fees Scheme does not apply. Cost is $100 per semester (incl GST) which will be invoiced to you on enrolment. Fees must be paid before you commence the programme.

Textbooks «

Textbook will be provided.

Please note that textbooks need to be ordered at least 3-4 weeks prior to the commencement of your study

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