臺灣華語文學習中心
TAIWAN CENTER FOR MANDARIN LEARNING
Language + Culture
Taiwan Center for Mandarin Learning Center -- Fullerton Chinese School welcomes all adults who are interested in learning Mandarin to join our online classes.
To enroll the Beginner I, starts from 2/15/23, please click here to complete the signup, or you can also contact us at info.TCML@fullertonchinese.org for details.
You will be lead by FCS teachers in learning the basic Chinese, and also experiencing the cultures as well. This is the platform you can start your adventure in Chinese culture, making new friends, and even more for your career planning. TCML-Fullerton Chinese School & OCAC will also offer activities & opportunities for more intern or testing in Taiwan or locally.
Call us today to get more information. (562) 567-8183 Nancy
info.tcml@fullertonchinese.org
Fullerton Chinese School is authorized by the Overseas Community Affairs Council (OCAC) of Taiwan to promote mandarin teaching and learning. With experienced teachers, FCS continues contributing the Chinese language and culture to our communities.
Teaching Goals:
Language + Culture classes --> real life Chinese application
After the first session, you're expected to use the Chinese for basic conversation, simple daily dialogue, simple presentation, such as self-introduction, introducing your family, friends or work.
Beginner I / Beginner II
Intermediate I
HOMEWORK (Writing/Typing) / ORAL REPORT
FEE
To complete the online registration, please mail the payment to the address below. Make check payable to FCCA.
Mailing Address: FCCA, P.O. Box 2370, La Habra, CA 90632
Tuition Fee
Beginner I (Tuesday/Thursday) ($300)
Beginner II (Tuesday/Thursday) ($300)
25% off family discount on 2nd+ students with same mailing address
*Material fee included (freight on FCS)
$50 off tuition for FCS/FCCA families/members
Registration Fee
$50 (Non-refundable)
$25 off Registration fee for college students
Refund Policy:
No refund after class begins 1st week.
Scholarship is available, contact us for details.
An Introduction to Taiwan Center for Mandarin Learning
Taiwan Center for Mandarin Learning:
From the Perspective of Foreign Students Studying Mandarin in Taiwan
CULTURE CLASSES
Music Channel
Craft Channel
Discovery Channel
Learning Channel
Food Channel
WORK SHOPS
ATTRACTIONS
BASIC CHINESE
FOOD
CULTURE & HERITAGE
ECONOMY & INDUSTRIES
ENTERTAINMENT & RELIGION
NATIVE SPECIES
ART ACTIVITIES
