- Duration: 1 year
- Timings: Part Time, 16 lessons: 1.5 hours 8 lessons: 3 hours
Course details
Facing with market challenges and the need to unlock the doors to China for further business opportunities, this course can cater to the needs of a diverse group with various interests.
It will not only equip businessmen, managers and executives with proficiency in writing effective correspondences, but also elevate their work efficiency in building strong bridges with organizations operating in China. The course focuses on improving the participants’ etiquette and conduct, thus strengthening their communication and people skills. Employees will be equipped with broad-base knowledge and understanding of the China market in various aspects, including economy, culture, politics, business practices and education. Thus this course is suitable for CEOs, Professionals, Business Owners, school students and keen learners of Mandarin.
What will I learn?
- An introduction to basic Hanyu Pinyin, speech, summary skills, basic report and letter writing, business correspondence and resume
- Rapport building, modalities & establishing the flow
- Sales techniques
- Corporate entertaining & cultural nuances
- Verbal & non-verbal language
- Ingredients of effective sales presentations
- Powerful oral presentations through planning, preparation & execution
- Effective & efficient meetings
Level 1 (Elementary) Business Mandarin – No requirement
Level 2 or above - sit for a placement test/interview to assess your mandarin proficiency
Will I recieve a certificate of completion?
Students can receive a certificate by SCI upon completion of the course. Whether or not to take an examination at the end of the course is optional.
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About Spring College International
Spring College International is registered with Council for Private Education and has been awarded Edutrust Provisional Certificate (Cert No: EDU-3-3075, Validity: 29/01/2014 – 28/01/2015). The team of teachers here is both experienced and highly qualified. The school was established in 2001 as Spring Language Centre. In 2003, the school changed its name to Spring Language School. In 2009, it changed its name again to Spring School International. In 2010, the school registered itself as a private limited company and changed the name to Spring College International.They aim to promote the notion of lifelong learning and to provide an avenue for people to improve their language skills or even learn a new language. Spring College's mission is to provide high quality courses, teachers, service and learning environment.
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