Mandarin Courses : Vancouver, Canada

Mandarin

Why learn Mandarin? With nearly one billion speakers (about 11% of the world's population), Mandarin is the most widely spoken language in the world! In addition to China, Mandarin is spoken in neighboring countries like Taiwan, Indonesia and Thailand.

Do you want to communicate with a Chinese friend? Are you interested in working or studying in China or Taiwan? Are you interested in China's long history and rich culture? Learning Mandarin will help you achieve your goals more easily. If you are concerned about difficulty and lack of time, worry not! While learning how to write can be a challenge, Chinese grammar is quite logical and rather simple, as there are no conjugations, no plurals and no tenses.

Flexible Mandarin courses

If you are ready to start learning Mandarin but don't like the idea of attending regular language classes, consider taking private lessons with one of our Mandarin teachers. Private classes are more interactive than group classes and can help you progress faster. You can take Mandarin classes online from the comfort of your home, or in person, in public places like a library or a coffee shop. You set your own schedule by booking your own classes in our online calendar, according to your own availabilities. If you want to take private Mandarin classes but still like the idea of having classmates, you can form a small group with your friends and register for semi-private lessons.

Our private Mandarin teachers

Our Mandarin teachers are highly qualified and hold relevant language teaching certificates or university-level diplomas. Tell your teacher about your learning objectives. Are you interested in working in or around China? Are you interested in Chinese culture? Do you want to communicate with a loved one in Mandarin? Our teachers will adapt their teaching approach to your particular needs. Take a look at our list of Mandarin courses to find the teacher that best aligns with your objectives and your interests.

Vancouver

Vancouver's is Canada's eighth largest city and the most densely populated. Although traditionally the dominant ethnic groups have been the English, Scottish and Irish, today other origins contribute to the city's cultural mix. The city counts now neighborhoods with distinct chinese, punjabi, italian or greek personalities. 52% of the population don't speak English as a first language, and almost one third of the population are of Chinese descent!