Chinese courses at Copenhagen Business
Confucius Institute
Spring Semester 2013
Spring Semester 2013 starts in week 6 in 2013. Please sign up for the courses no later than January 14,
2013 and make your payment no later than January 21, 2013.
Registration link:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dHY3YTlQVWwzMVpaSnI2b0V3NjluOUE6MA
#gid=1
Please transfer the course fee to Copenhagen Business Confucius Institute's account at CBS:
Danske Bank
Reg.no.: 3001
Account: 10292786
SWIFT: DABADKKK
IBAN: DK3630000010292786
Please send an electronic receipt to jyz.int@cbs.dk when you have made your payment.
Questions about courses can be addressed to study coordinator Jessica Zhou (e-mail: jyz.int@cbs.dk, tel.:
3815 2690). Individual / special teaching requests can be addressed to Executive Director Tianshu Liu (email: tl.int@cbs.dk, tel.: 3815 3442).
We keep our rights to cancel a course in case of insufficient registration. Please respect our registration
and payment deadline and register yourself on time!
You can cancel your course (and get the course fee refunded) before the courses start. After that, you
cannot cancel the course whether you attend the class or not. However, you can be shifted to another
class/level if it shows that you are placed at a wrong level. However, the shift must take place before the
third time you attend the class.
101: Mandarin Chinese Beginner’s Level 1
Prerequisite of the course
The course is for those who have no prior knowledge of Mandarin Chinese. If you are planning to travel
to China or are just curious about the Chinese language, this course is an easy and practical way to get
started.
Course content, structure and teaching
The course is designed to provide an introduction at a reasonable pace in basic Chinese with the
emphasis on developing listening, speaking and reading skills. Through the Chinese phonetic system,
simple conversations, basic vocabulary and sentence patterns, this course provides oral practice related
to scenario-based conversations.
Teacher: Yifan Shan ys.int@cbs.dk
Time: Mondays, 17:30 – 20:00 (if at least 8 participants) or 18:00 – 20:00 (if 4 – 7 participants)
Venue:
Dalgas Have 15, room DSØ 023
2000 Frederiksberg
Course Plan Spring 2013
Date
04/02
11/02
18/02
25/02
04/03
11/03
18/03
Contents
Greetings 1 +Chinese Phonetics
Winter holiday
Greetings 2 + Chinese Phonetics
Greetings 3 + Chinese phonetics
Making an acquaintance 1 +Chinese Pinyin system
Making an acquaintance 2 +Chinese Pinyin system
25/03
Making an inquiry 2（family）
08/04
Making an inquiry 3（time）
15/04
Making an inquiry 3/4（time/address）
22/04
Making an inquiry 4（postal address）
29/04
Making an inquiry 5（post office）
06/05
Making an inquiry 5（post office）
Making an inquiry 1（birthday）
Learning Objectives
After completing the course, students should be able to:
· greet people
· introduce themselves and others, e.g. information on nationalities, age and occupation
· describe basic objects
· talk about weather
· describe likes and dislikes
· talk about hobbies and abilities
· talk about sufficiency and lack
· complete a transaction in a shop
· talk about locations
· count objects
· talk about times and dates
· formulate questions
· make some suggestions
· write some simple sentences.
Teaching language
English and Chinese
Examination
HSK test ("Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi" in Chinese), the Chinese Proficiency Test for non-native speakers. The
test is elective. Take Level 1 online at:
http://center.chinesetest.net/adminca/public/index-hsk.aspx
if you want to know how much Chinese you have learned after completing this course. Please ask your
teacher to create a valid test ID and password for you.
Course literature
The course is based on a textbook called “Chinese Conversation: 301 Sentences, Vol. 1", supplemented
by other references.
Course Fee: DKK 2000 incl. teaching material
For Students (excl. Ph.D. students): DKK 1500 incl. teaching material
Please note that the minimum number of students to start the class is 4.
102: Mandarin Chinese Beginner's Level 2
Prerequisite of the course
For those who have completed the study of “Chinese Conversion: 301 Sentences, Vol. 1" lessons 1-10
and wish to continue learning Chinese. Students who are able to listen and speak basic Chinese can also
take the course.
If you do not come directly from the course “101”, it is recommended that you take Level 1 of the HSK
test ("Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi" in Chinese, the Chinese Proficiency Test for non-native speakers) in order
to choose the right class. Passing the test means that you are ready to follow the class "102: Mandarin
Chinese Beginner's Level 2"; otherwise, you can sign up for the class "101: Mandarin Chinese Beginner's
Level 1". The test is elective. It can be taken online at:
http://center.chinesetest.net/adminca/public/index-hsk.aspx
Please contact the teacher of this course to create a valid test ID and password for you.
Course content, structure and teaching
This is a continuing course of Mandarin Chinese Beginner’s Level 1 and contains “Chinese Conversion:
301 Sentences, Vol. 1" lessons 11-20. Through the course, participants will learn how to use Chinese to
express their needs, make an appointment and welcome etc. Participants will learn to expand their
Chinese vocabulary and grammar as well.
Teacher: Fengmei Zhang, fzh.int@cbs.dk
Time: Wednesdays, 17:30 – 20:00 (if at least 8 participants) or 18:00 – 20:00 (if 4 – 7 participants)
Venue:
Dalgas Have 15, DSØ 023
2000 Frederiksberg
Course Plan Spring 2013
Date
Contents
06/02
Lesson 11 I want to buy some oranges
13/02
Winter holiday
20/02
Lesson 12 I want to buy a sweater
27/02
Lesson 13 You have to change buses
06/03
Lesson 13 You have to change buses / Lesson 14 I am going to change some money
13/03
Lesson 14 I am going to change some money
20/03
Lesson 15 I want to take a picture
27/03
Lesson 15 I want to take a picture / Lesson 16 Have you seen a Chinese opera
03/04
Lesson 16 Have you seen a Chinese opera
10/04
Lesson 17 Going to the zoo
17/04
Lesson 17 Going to the zoo / Lesson 18 Did you have a good trip
24/04
Lesson 18 Did you have a good trip
01/05
Lesson 19 You are welcome
08/05
Lesson 20 Let’s have a toast to our friendship
Examination
An elective HSK test, which can be taken online at:
http://center.chinesetest.net/adminca/public/index-hsk.aspx
if you want to know how much Chinese you have learned after completing this course.
Course literature
The course is based on a textbook called “Chinese Conversation: 301 Sentences, Vol. 1", supplemented
by other references.
Course fee: DKK 2000 incl. teaching material
For students (excl. Ph.D. students): DKK 1500 incl. teaching material
Please note that the minimum number of students to start the class is 4.
201: Mandarin Chinese Elementary Level 1
Prerequisite of the course
This course is for those who have completed the study of Mandarin Chinese Beginner's Level 2. Students
who are able to listen and speak basic Chinese can also take the course.
If you do not come directly from the course “102”, it is recommended that you take Level 2 of the HSK
test ("Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi" in Chinese, the Chinese Proficiency Test for non-native speakers) in order
to choose the right class. Passing the test means that you are ready to follow the class "202: Mandarin
Chinese Elementary Level 2"; otherwise, you can sign up for "201: Mandarin Chinese Elementary Level
1". The test is elective. It can be taken online at:
http://center.chinesetest.net/adminca/public/index-hsk.aspx
Please contact the teacher of this course to create a valid test ID and password for you.
Aim of the course
We plan to complete lessons 21-30 of textbook “Chinese Conversation: 301 Sentences, Vol. 2". In this
course, participants will learn expressions used in different situations, ex. to apologize, praise,
congratulate and persuade others. The course aims at expanding students’ Chinese vocabulary and
giving them a better understanding of Chinese grammar.
Teacher: Yifan Shan, ys.int@cbs.dk
Time: Thursdays, 17:30 – 20:00 (if at least 8 participants) or 18:00 – 20:00 (if 4 – 7 participants)
Venue:
Solbjerg Plads 3, room SP 107
2000 Frederiksberg
Course Plan Spring 2013
Date
Contents
07/02
Lesson 21 Will you join us?
14/02
Winter holiday
21/02
Lesson 22 I can't go
28/02
Lesson 23 I am sorry
07/03
Lesson 24 It's a pity that I haven't see him
14/03
Lesson 25 This picture is very beautiful
21/03
Lesson 25 This picture is very beautiful / Lesson 26 Congratulations
28/03
Skærtorsdag
04/04
Lesson 26 Congratulations
11/04
Lesson 27 Please don't smoke / Lesson 28 Please don't smoke
18/04
Lesson 28 Please don't smoke
25/04
Lesson 29 I also like swimming
02/05
Lesson 29 I also like swimming / Lesson 30 Please speak slowly
16/05
Lesson 30 Please speak slowly
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of the course, participants shall master 235 new words, 25 grammar points and some
practical communication skills; and be able to express themselves as well.
Teaching language
English and Chinese.
Examination
An elective HSK test, which can be taken online at:
http://center.chinesetest.net/adminca/public/index-hsk.aspx
if you want to know your level of Chinese language after completing this course.
Course literature
The course is based on the textbook “Chinese Conversation: 301 Sentences, Vol. 2", supplemented by
other references.
Course fee: DKK 2000 incl. teaching material
For students (excl. Ph.D. students): DKK 1500 incl. teaching material
Please note that the minimum number of students to start the class is 4.
202: Mandarin Chinese Elementary Level 2
Prerequisite of the course
The course is for those who have completed the study of Mandarin Chinese Elementary Level 1 - who
have completed “Chinese Conversation: 301 Sentences" lessons 1-30. People who are able to listen and
speak basic Chinese and wish a further study in the language are also welcome.
If you do not come directly from the course “201”, it is recommended that you take Level 2 of the HSK
test ("Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi" in Chinese, the Chinese Proficiency Test for non-native speakers) in order
to choose the right class. Passing the test means that you are ready to follow the class "202: Mandarin
Chinese Elementary Level 2"; otherwise, you can sign up for "201: Mandarin Chinese Elementary Level
1".
The test is elective and can be taken online at:
http://center.chinesetest.net/adminca/public/index-hsk.aspx
Please contact the teacher of this course to create a valid test ID and password for you.
Aim of the course
We plan to complete lessons 31-40 of the textbook “Chinese Conversation: 301 Sentences, Vol. 2".
Through this course, participants will learn how to apologize, praise, congratulate and persuade others.
The course aims at expanding students’ Chinese vocabulary and giving students a better understanding
of Chinese grammar.
Teacher: Fengmei Zhang, fzh.int@cbs.dk
Time: Tuesdays, 17:30 – 20:00 (if at least 8 participants) or 18:00 – 20:00 (if 4 – 7 participants)
Venue:
Dalgas Have 15, DSØ 023
2000 Frederiksberg
Course Plan Spring 2013
Date
Contents
05/02
Lesson 31 The scenery is very beautiful there
12/02
Winter holiday
19/02
Lesson 32 You have left your wallet here
26/02
Lesson 33 Are there any vacant rooms
05/03
Lesson 33 Are there any vacant rooms/ Lesson 34 I had a headache
12/03
Lesson 34 I had a headache
19/03
Lesson 35 Are you better now
26/03
Lesson 35 Are you better now/ Lesson 36 I’ll return home
02/04
Lesson 36 I’ll return home
09/04
Lesson 37 We are sorry to let you go
16/04
Lesson 37 We are sorry to let you go/ Lesson 38 Is this the place for checking
luggage
23/04
Lesson 38 Is this the place for checking luggage
30/04
Lesson 39 I can’t go to the airport to see you off
07/05
Lesson 39 I can’t go to the airport to see you off / Lesson 40 Have a pleasant
journey
Teaching language
English and Chinese.
Course literature
The course is based on the textbook “Chinese Conversation: 301 Sentences, Vol. 2", supplemented by
other references.
Examination
An elective HSK test, which can be taken online at:
http://center.chinesetest.net/adminca/public/index-hsk.aspx
if you want to know your level of Chinese language after completing this course.
Course fee: DKK 2000 incl. teaching material
For students (excl. Ph.D. students): DKK 1500 incl. teaching material
Please note that the minimum number of students to start the class is 4.
301: Integrated Chinese
Prerequisite and aim of the course
The course bridges the gap between the elementary courses and Mandarin Chinese Advanced Level. You
can take the course if your Chinese is above beginner’s level – that is, your Chinese can be at an
elementary or intermediate level.
The course is designed for people who have more interest in learning Chinese grammar and characters.
While the elementary courses are mainly focused on pinyin and listening/speaking skills, Integrated
Chinese is – as its name suggests – a more in-depth, integrated course which trains both your
listening/speaking and reading/writing skills with a greater focus on grammar and reading/writing.
If you have achieved an intermediate level of competency in oral Chinese but still need to improve your
skills in reading/writing, or if you already master a number of Chinese characters and are more
interested in improving oral Chinese, you can get practiced and benefit from this course.
Course content, structure and teaching
Participants are supposed to learn Chinese characters during the course. Both listening/speaking and
reading/writing skills will be trained, and there will be some focus on Chinese grammar. The content of
the course will be adjusted after needs.
Teacher: Yifan Shan, ys.int@cbs.dk
Time: Tuesdays, 17:30 – 20:00 (if at least 8 participants) or 18:00 – 20:00 (if 4 – 7 participants)
Winter holiday in week 7.
Venue:
Solbjerg Plads 3, room SP 107
2000 Frederiksberg
Teaching language
English and Chinese
Examination
An elective HSK test, which can be taken online at:
http://center.chinesetest.net/adminca/public/index-hsk.aspx
if you want to know your level of Chinese language after completing this course. Please ask your
teacher to create a valid user ID and password for you.
Course fee: DKK 2000 incl. teaching material.
For students (excl. Ph.D. students): DKK 1500 incl. teaching material.
Please note that the minimum number of students to start the class is 4.
302: Mandarin Chinese Advanced Level
Prerequisite of the course
For people who have finished the course “Mandarin Chinese Intermediate Level” or whose Chinese is at
an intermediate level and are interested in further developing their Chinese skills through the study of
language structure, language function, related cultural knowledge along with in-depth training in
listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. Please note that people shall master reasonable oral and
written Chinese to be able to follow this course.
Course content, structure and teaching
This course is student-centered and well-compiled, in which language structures, functions and
information about Chinese culture frequently occur. It emphasizes functional teaching and covers a
variety of contents. Knowledge (for instance popular modern Chinese words) beyond the textbook can
be taught after needs.
Teacher: Qingbao Song, qs.int@cbs.dk
Time: Thursdays, 17:30 – 20:00 (if at least 8 participants) or 18:00 – 20:00 (if 4 – 7 participants)
Venue:
Dalgas Have 15, DSØ 023
2000 Frederiksberg
Course Plan Spring 2013
Date
Contents
07/02
Lesson 1 二大伯和他的洋学生1 Uncle and His Foreign Students 1
14/02
Winter holiday
21/02
Lesson 2 二大伯和他的洋学生2 Uncle and His Foreign Students 2
28/02
Lesson 3 电动自行车1 Electric Bicycle 1
07/03
Lesson 4 电动自行车2 Electric Bicycle 2
14/03
Lesson 5 酒鬼砸车1 Drunkard Smashed the Car 1
21/03
Lesson 6酒鬼砸车2 Drunkard Smashed the Car 2
28/03
Skærtorsdag
04/04
Lesson 7 孔乙己1 Kong Yi Ji 1
11/04
Lesson 8 孔乙己2 Kong Yi Ji 2
18/04
Lesson 9 中年1 Middle-aged 1
25/04
Lesson 10 中年2 Middle-aged 2
02/05
Lesson 11 关于名字的猜想1 Random Thoughts about Names 1
16/05
Lesson 12 关于名字的猜想2 Random Thoughts about Names 2
Teaching language
Chinese (mostly) and English
Examination
An elective HSK test, which can be taken online at:
http://center.chinesetest.net/adminca/public/index-hsk.aspx
if you want to know your level of Chinese language after completing this course. Please ask your
teacher to create a valid user ID and password for you.
Course literature
This course is based on textbook “New Practical Chinese Reader, Vol. 6", supplemented by other
references.
Course fee: DKK 2000 incl. teaching material
For students (excl. Ph.D. students): DKK 1500 incl. teaching material
Please note that the minimum number of students to start the class is 4.
601: Business Chinese
Prerequisite of the course
For those who master an intermediate level of Chinese and are interested in developing a career in or
doing business with Chinese speaking communities.
Aim of the course
Upon completion of the course, we are aiming at expanding participants’ Chinese vocabulary.
Participants will be able to express themselves fluently with accurate pronunciations, so that they are
able to communicate with native Chinese speakers in a business environment, not only with the
language skills required, but also equipped with knowledge of Chinese business culture and economic
information.
Course content, structure and teaching
This is a conversation and application course for students who master an intermediate level of Chinese.
We hope to discuss various topics in class through a range of activities including dialogues, questions
and answers, short video clips, group activities and role-plays etc.
Teacher: Qingbao Song, qs.int@cbs.dk
Time: Wednesdays, 17:30 – 20:00 (if at least 8 participants) or 18:00 – 20:00 (if 4 – 7 participants)
Venue:
Dalgas Have 15, room D1Ø 065
2000 Frederiksberg
Course Plan Spring 2013
Date
Contents
06/02
Lesson 1 环保与建设 1 Environmental Protection and Construction 1
13/02
Winter holiday
20/02
Lesson 2 环保与建设2 Environmental Protection and Construction 2
27/02
Lesson 3 环保与建设3 Environmental Protection and Construction 3
06/03
Lesson 4 知识产权1 Intellectual property rights 1
13/03
Lesson 5知识产权2 Intellectual property rights 2
20/03
Lesson 6知识产权3 Intellectual property rights 3
27/03
Lesson 7 证券市场1 Securities Market 1
03/04
Lesson 8证券市场2 Securities Market 2
10/04
Lesson 9证券市场3 Securities Market 3
17/04
Lesson 10 可持续发展 1 Sustainable Development 1
24/04
Lesson 11 可持续发展 2 Sustainable Development 2
01/05
Lesson 12 可持续发展 3 Sustainable Development 3
Teaching language
Chinese (mostly) and English
Course literature
Chinese for Managers (Vol. 2)
Course fee: DKK 2000 incl. teaching material
For students (excl. Ph.D. students): DKK 1500 incl. teaching material
Please note that the minimum number of students to start the class is 4.
2001: Chinese Teacher Training Program focused on Modern Chinese Phonetics
Prerequisite of the course
This program is designed for those who are interested in teaching Chinese or are employed as Chinese
language teachers in Danish elementary and secondary schools or language schools run by local Chinese
in Denmark, especially for those who do not have sufficient knowledge of modern Chinese phonetics
and, therefore, hope to get some basic knowledge in this field and learn how to teach Chinese phonetics
through a short-term training program.
Aim of the course
After completing this course, participants should have obtained basic knowledge concerning Chinese
phonetics and know some methods of teaching phonetics, which will help them to teach Chinese
phonetics in the future.
Course content, structure and teaching
The course introduces participants to: systems of consonants, vowels and tones in modern Chinese; key
points and difficulties in teaching Chinese phonetics; basic methods in phonetic training, pronunciation
training and correction of pronunciation during classes, etc.
The course is given as lectures combined with exercises.
Date: Friday, January 11, 2013
Time: 9:30 - 15:00 (incl. lunch break)
Venue:
CBS (detailed address to be announced later)
2000 Frederiksberg
Course instructor: Ms. Yifan Shan, ys.int@cbs.dk
Course content
1: importance of teaching phonetics in modern Chinese; frame for teaching phonetics; level
of Mandarin Chinese a Chinese language teacher should reach; methods in teaching
phonetics and reference materials, etc.
2: systems of consonants and vowels in modern Chinese; difficulties in pronouncing Chinese
consonants and vowels; how to guide students to pronounce correctly, etc.
3: modern Chinese tone system; difficulties in teaching tones (shift rules applied to the 3rd
tone; no shift in tones; continuous shifts in tones; the neutral or ”toneless” tone, etc.);
methods in teaching tones.
4: training in reading monosyllabic, disyllabic and polysyllabic compounds, correction of
pronunciation.
5: training in reading passages and correction of pronunciation; training in speaking Chinese
and correction of pronunciation.
Learning Objectives
After the training program, participants should have obtained general knowledge of modern Chinese
phonetic system, key points and difficulties in phonetic teaching and basic teaching methods in
phonetics.
Course literature
The course is based on materials compiled and written by course teachers.
Enrolment
Sign up for the course:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dElzZzZLa0hXUER4LVJjNnJHVGVwQWc6MA#
gid=1
Course fee: free of charge
Please note that the minimum number of participants to start this class is 5.
2002: Chinese Teacher Training Program focused on Chinese Teaching Materials
Prerequisite of the course
The program is designed for those who are interested in teaching Chinese or are employed as Chinese
language teachers in Danish elementary and secondary schools or language schools run by local Chinese
in Denmark. The course is focused on Chinese teaching materials recommended by Hanban (Confucius
Institute Headquarters in China) and other relevant handbooks and teaching resources.
Aim of the course
Through the course, participants can get a better understanding of Chinese teaching materials and
handbooks, which are recommended by Hanban and can be used in Danish elementary, secondary
schools and universities. Participants will be instructed on how to use these materials. Teaching books
that will be introduced during the course include: “New Practical Chinese Reader”, "Contemporary
Chinese", "Chinese Paradise", "Happy Chinese", "Learn Chinese with Me", "International Curriculum for
Chinese Language Education", "My Chinese Picture Dictionary", "My Little Chinese Picture Dictionary"
and "Essential Chinese Dictionary (800 essential Chinese characters)".
Course content, structure and teaching
The program is designed to introduce participants to: the purpose of writing the teaching books and
handbooks mentioned above; thoughts behind and features of these books; constructions and contents
of the books; groups the books apply to; optimal use of the books, etc.
Date: Friday, January 18, 2013
Time: 9:30 - 15:00 (incl. lunch break)
Venue:
CBS (detailed address to be announced later)
2000 Frederiksberg
Course instructor: Ms. Fengmei Zhang, fzh.int@cbs.dk
Course Content
1: Introduce Chinese teaching resources: "International Curriculum for Chinese Language
Education", "My Chinese Picture Dictionary", "My Little Chinese Picture Dictionary" and
"Essential Chinese Dictionary (800 essential Chinese characters)".Questions and discussion.
2: Introduce Chinese teaching materials designed for elementary and secondary school
students:”Happy Chinese”, ”Chinese Paradise” and ”Learn Chinese with Me”. Questions and
discussion.
3: Introduce teaching materials designed for university students: “New Practical Chinese
Reader” and “Contemporary Chinese”. Questions and discussion.
Learning Objectives
The course gives participants the necessary knowledge to select more suitable Chinese teaching
materials and handbooks for future teaching purpose.
Course literature
The course is based on materials compiled and written by course teachers. Additional materials include
Chinese textbooks and teaching resources mentioned above.
Enrolment
Sign up for the program:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dElzZzZLa0hXUER4LVJjNnJHVGVwQWc6
MA#gid=1
Course Fee: free of charge
Please note that the minimum number of participants to start the class is 5.
901: Weekend Chinese Course 1
Prerequisite of the course
Mainly for pupils of Chinese descent from 4rd to 9th/10th grade, who are adopted by Danish family and
have no Chinese background.
Aim of the course
Happy Chinese is for young learners. The textbook's colorful illustrations add meaningful context to
words and situations make each lesson appeal to young learners. The textbook is written in simplified
Chinese characters, Pinyin, and English. The course is designed for young learners who learn Chinese as
a foreign language from the beginner's level.
Course content, structure and teaching
This is a weekend course from February 23 to April 6, 2013.
There are 6 lessons on Saturdays, each lesson 3 hours.
Time: Saturdays, 10:00 – 13:00
Venue:
CBS
Solbjerg Plads 3, room SP 108 (room SPs07 on March 2 and April 6)
2000 Frederiksberg
Course Fee: DKK 650 per student incl. teaching material
Teacher: Fan Zhang (fz.int@cbs.dk)
Course Plan:
Date
Feb 23
Contents
第一课 你好 Lesson 1: How do you do
第二课 你叫什么 Lesson 2: What is your name?
Mar 02
第三课 你家在哪儿 Lesson 3: Where is your home?
第四课 爸爸、妈妈 Lesson 4: Father and mother
Mar 09
第五课 我有一只小猫 Lesson 5: I have a cat
第六课 我家不大 Lesson 6: My family is not big
Mar 16
第七课 喝牛奶，不喝咖啡 Lesson 7: Drink milk, not coffee
第八课 我要苹果，你呢 Lesson 8: I want apple, what about you?
Mar 23
第九课 我喜欢海鲜 Lesson 9: I like seafood
第十课 中文课 Lesson 10 Chinese Course
Apr 06
第十一课 我们班 Lesson 11: Our Class
第十二课 我去图书馆 Lesson 12: I am going to the library
Learning Objectives
Through the study, students will acquire a primary understanding of Chinese language, and have more
understanding and interests in Chinese culture.
Teaching Language
In English, Danish and Chinese. Listening and speaking, teaching with multimedia.
Examination
For those who want to find out how much they have learned through this course, there is an elective
Youth Chinese Test (YCT), which can be taken online at:
http://student.chinesetest.net/scripts/hsk/welcome4.asp
Please choose the level that suits you. You need a test ID (username) and password to take the test
online. Please ask the teacher of this course to create a valid ID and password for you.
Course literature
Li Xiaoqi 《Happy Chinese》 Volume I, People's education press
Enrolment
Course Fee: DKK 650 per student incl. teaching material
Register here!
Registration no later than February 17, 2013 and payment no later than February 21, 2013.