Hi, my name is Mojca! I am from Slovenia in Europe and I work as a student advisor at our Shanghai school.
Hi, my name is Manuel! I am from Spain and I am a Student Advisor at LTL. I’m now based at our Seoul School after living 3 years in Taipei.STUDY MANDARIN
Choose between the vibrant, high-tech modern cities with advanced infrastructure or the tranquil beauty of the rural regions, rich with lush greenery and natural landscapes.
BEIJING
The capital city is the political, cultural and economic center of China. It has a glorious history which can be dated back three millennia ago. This is one of the best places to learn Chinese in China, not just for the language, but to understand the history and culture of this great country.
SHANGHAI
The largest, most developed and populated city of China. Shanghai has written a remarkable economic legend from a small, shabby fishing village to a great international metropolis. With a fascinating mixture of the East and West, Shanghai is reputed as the Paris of the East by the world.
CHENGDE
The home of our great Chinese immersion program. Chengde is 100% China, with Chinese culture, language and history running through every vein of the city. While this can be a challenge, it’s warm and friendly people, cooler climate, mountain scenery and incredible history will make you want to come back again without doubt.
CHENGDU
Not to be confused with Chengde, Chengdu is home to the country’s national treasure, the Giant Panda. It is also a thriving cultural hotspot that mixes rich history, literature and fine art with scientific innovation and technology. If you enjoy a relaxed pace of life and spicy food, Chengdu is the perfect choice.
BEIHAI
A romantic city with beautiful scenery and pleasant weather. Sunshine, beaches and sea are the three most impressive things about the city. The sand of the Silver Beach is soft as a carpet, which paved a corridor straight to the blue sea. Beihai is a hidden gem and all courses and accommodation are discounted by 40%.
XIAN
Rich history endows Xian, as the Home to the world-renowned Terracotta Warriors, the Ancient City Walls, serving as the starting point of the Silk Road. You can think of XI’an as a mini-Beijing, with history and culture on every corner, the food here is to die for.
TAIPEI
Taipei blends modern skyscrapers with historic temples and offers a world-class public transport system. This is your chance to experience traditional Chinese, vibrant night markets, and diverse culture. It’s easy to see why Taipei is a hugely popular place to learn Chinese.
TAINAN
Tainan is a treasure trove of historical and cultural heritage. Known as the “City of a Thousand Temples,” it offers a deep dive into traditional Chinese culture, making it an ideal destination for Mandarin learners interested in history and classical traditions.
KAOHSIUNG
Kaohsiung offers a unique blend of maritime culture, modern development, and scenic beauty. Known for its warm weather, friendly locals, and seaside charm, it provides a welcoming environment for Mandarin learners who enjoy a laid-back yet vibrant city lifestyle.
TAICHUNG
Taichung is a lively and artistic city, known for its pleasant climate and relaxed lifestyle. It serves as a cultural and creative hub, home to vibrant street art, unique cafés, and the famous Sun Moon Lake. Mandarin learners can enjoy a balanced mix of urban convenience and natural beauty.
SINGAPORE
Known for its modern infrastructure, clean environment, and welcoming locals, Singapore attracts businesses and talent from around the world. Its multicultural society leads to a unique blend of cultures and cuisines. Singapore is often overlooked, but actually a great place to learn Chinese.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you help me get a visa for China?
As a private language school we cannot help with the student visa process.
You can enroll to our courses without a visa by checking if your country has a visa-waiver agreement with China.
After you book and finalise the payment for your program, we will issue a Letter of Acceptance and Payment Receipt that you can use to apply for a short-term tourist visa, if needed.
How long is a Chinese language program at LTL?
You decide on the length of your Chinese language program.
From 1 to 52 weeks, you choose how long you wish to learn Chinese in China with LTL.
Some people even book another course after their first one is complete so it’s truly flexible.
If you are unsure about the optimum length for your program, we would be happy to hear about your project and assist you in this decision.
Contact us here to get in touch with a Student Advisor.
What are the after-school activities?
After school activities can be visits to historical and touristy places, parks or shopping areas.
We can also organise cooking classes, calligraphy classes, traditional clothes fittings, movie nights, etc.
What is a typical class schedule?
This can vary depending on the school you join and availability.
If you joined an intensive program, the two extra 1-on-1 classes per day can be taken at any convenient time for you. Typically this is from 3pm to 5pm.
This schedule can be different depending on the period of the year and classroom availability.
How can I sign up?
Speak to our student advisor by opening the live-chat at the bottom right corner of your screen, or send us an email here.
We look forward to hear about your study project.
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