Speak Mandarin
with Confidence
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Pinyin-Based
Adult Conversation Class
Fully Online class
Age 15 & above
Students can choose to attend one of the below Live classes:
English as Medium of Instruction
Malay as Medium of Instruction
Whether you're learning for work, travel, social interaction, or personal growth, our friendly and supportive one-to-one coaching helps you learn Mandarin without Chinese characters – just Pinyin (the Romanized phonetic system). That means no need to worry about reading or writing Chinese – focus entirely on speaking and understanding!
💬 Why Join This Class?
💬 Why Join This Class?
One-to-One Coaching: Personalized sessions tailored to your pace and comfort level.
English or Malay Support: Choose the language you're most familiar with for smoother guidance.
Pinyin-Focused Learning: Speak Mandarin clearly without needing to memorize Chinese characters.
Real-Life Conversations: Practice everyday dialogues for travel, work, and social settings.
Educator: Veronica
Educator: Veronica
Meet the Educator Behind the Course
With over 20 years of hands-on teaching experience, our lead educator specializes in early childhood and primary education, working closely with children aged 4 to 12. Her journey spans from nurturing young minds in kindergartens to home tutoring primary students—particularly Malay and Indian children attending Chinese-medium schools. She has also taught Cambridge English at a renowned language center, helping students build strong language foundations.
Holding a Master’s degree in Education, she combines academic expertise with real-world classroom experience to create engaging, effective, and inclusive lesson plans tailored to young learners' needs.
We are proud to launch her Adult Mandarin Class, specially designed for youth and working adults.
Start your Mandarin journey today – without the stress. Just speak, connect, and grow.
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Live class lecture with gamification, fun exercises, building vocabulary, and application.
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