Tiếng ViệtWhere to learn Chinese?
Where to learn Chinese?
GSQT – China increasingly shows its position in all fields. Therefore, where to learn Chinese is becoming a concern of many people.
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Why should you learn Chinese?
Chinese is the largest international language, spoken by many native speakers in the world (1.39 billion people), spoken in 33 countries and the third most popular language learner in the world.
As we all know, China is now the world’s second largest economic power (after the US), with an average annual growth rate of 10%. Chinese enterprises invest heavily in Vietnam.
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When you have the HSK certificate, you can easily apply or take the exam to win the bachelors, engineers, masters, and doctoral scholarships. Opportunities only belong to people who are willing for you, so choose a few foreign languages other than English to always grasp the opportunities you want.
Chinese is a difficult language to learn because it has more than 80,000 characters. To be able to read and write, you must memorize about 2,000 characters.
However, with the large number of Chinese people studying and working in Vietnam, the fear of where to learn Chinese seems to have gradually disappeared. Most Chinese teachers at the centers are native speakers or Vietnamese have been trained from famous Chinese universities.
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In particular, currently learning Chinese is quite easy with various forms such as mass class, one-on-one tutoring at the center or at home according to the needs of each student.
Teachers at Chinese teaching centers in addition to providing knowledge, skills and experience also focus on fostering Chinese culture. From there, students will better understand the new culture, paving the way for them to adapt, live and study in a new environment.
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