2008 Eastwestbridge Mandarin Summer Camp
China
Description:
With decades of phenomenal economic development, China is rapidly rising as a global power. This has led to an unprecedentedly high demand for Chinese language training facilities. As a result, many Mandarin-learning summer programs have emerged in recent years. Among these, Eastwestbridge (EWB) Mandarin Chinese Learning Program launched its first summer camp in 2005 in the miraculously booming Chinese city of Shanghai, and has since earned its reputation as one of the most successful Chinese-learning programs around. Unlike most other programs that feature primarily sightseeing trips and therefore are essentially organized vacation packages, the EWB Mandarin summer camp emphasizes on intensive and effective Chinese language learning/training in immersive environments, based on its unique method of computerized Chinese training designed to facilitate quick-learning of both the phonetics as well as the particle writing system of Chinese language. This method is proven to produce amazing results in practice based on the progress made by the majority of the camp participants in the past three years. The EWB program is well-balanced in that highly concentrated language learning classes are blended with relaxing cultural, artistic, and entertaining activities and excursions. For travel-inclined participants, trips to some of the China's most famous tourist attractions after the summer camp are also offered or assisted.
Highlights:
may be the best mandarin summer camp for your kids
Minimum Education: High School
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Languages Used as a Medium of Teaching:
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Cost in US$: 1680(30 days),1180(20 days),680(10 days)
Experience Required: no
This Program is open to
American,
Australian,
Canadian,
European
and World Wide
Participants.
Participants Travel to China
Independently
Or
in Groups
Typically Participants Work
Independently
Or
in Groups
Application Process Involves:
- In-Person Interview Required
- In-Person Interview when Feasible
- Letters of Reference
- Phone Interview
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