Learn Chinese in your lunch break
The Confucius Institute invites UON staff and students to attend a Chinese language course for absolute beginners.
How about some Chinese language as a tasty treat for lunch?
On the menu is a new lunchtime course commencing Wednesday 16 July 2014. All staff and students are welcome.
This is a Chinese language course for absolute beginners. We start with simple and practical everyday Chinese words and phrases. You will learn basic expressions and sentences related to personal and daily activities such as responding to greetings, introducing yourself and exchanging basic personal information.
- Time: Wednesdays, 12pm-1pm
- Duration: 10 weeks (16 July - 17 September)
- Location: Confucius Institute, IDC Building
- Cost: $150 – including textbooks and CDs
Visit www.chinesecourses.com.aufor more information.
What our students say
"The Chinese 101 course structure is very helpful to me as a beginner. The instructors' focus on the fundamental of the phonetics and tones are extremely beneficial to me to get a grasp of the language. I will be moving to next level course with confidence."
Mohammad Rahman, Lecturer, Faculty of Business and Law
"The Chinese 101 course is great fun. You get to have a laugh with some new people, and the whole time you're learning something really useful. It's absolutely worthwhile and it's easy to fit in around classes. Give it a chance and you'll have a great time."
Liam Daly, Student, Bachelor of Science
Contact
- The Confucius Institute
- Phone: 4985 4360
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