Chinese for Schools
We provide teachers, school trips, workshops, and clubs.
Private Tuition
Our private classes are tailored closely to your needs.
Chinese for Professionals
We teach individuals and whole teams the language and culture they need to succeed in China.
Dedicated to teaching Chinese
We are obsessed with crafting the perfect experience for our learners.
Our approach creates an integrated experience that makes Chinese fun and accessible for every student.
Being a non-native speaker of Chinese is an accomplishment which sets students apart from their peers. So, please do get in touch – it’s time to get you started!
Dedicated to teaching Chinese
We are obsessed with crafting the perfect experience for our learners.
Our approach creates an integrated experience that makes Chinese fun and accessible for every student.
Being a non-native speaker of Chinese is an accomplishment which sets students apart from their peers. So, please do get in touch – it’s time to get you started!
Dragons Schools
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Years in business
Collaboration with Dragons
Residential Life Skills Course – Summer 2018
Ages 8-12
29th July – 11th August 2018
Ardingly College, Haywards Heath, West Sussex, RH17 6SQ
This multinational residential course will teach students about Collaboration, Resilience, Leadership, and Creativity. The course brings together Chinese and UK students to improve their communication and learn from each other.
Attending students will benefit from Chinese language lessons led by Dragons Teaching teachers.
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China has been named a world leader in clean energy, along with India and the US. So, what is setting China ahead of the rest of the competition? President Xi Jinping has called for China to become an ‘ecological civilisation’, shifting towards clean energy. This...
Colours in Chinese Culture
Colours in Chinese culture have many associations. In this blogpost we look at the meanings behind some colours and their contexts. To wear green hat is widely thought to mean the wearer’s partner is unfaithful. Although this story goes back to 14th century China, it...
How do I pay in China?
How do I pay in China? With my first trip to China for a few years coming up I’ve been asking myself, how do I pay in China? Not so long ago the question of how to pay in China would have been an easy one to answer. With cash or by putting a card into a machine....
Business Cards in China
Whether social, business or work- related, business cards in China are a vital part of social interaction. Of course, one reason is that business cards are an easy way to exchange information. However, the symbolism and treatment of business cards in China goes deeper...
Learn China: The ecological civilisation?
China has been named a world leader in clean energy, along with India and the US. So, what is setting China ahead of the rest of the competition? President Xi Jinping has called for China to become an ‘ecological civilisation’, shifting towards clean energy. This...
Colours in Chinese Culture
Colours in Chinese culture have many associations. In this blogpost we look at the meanings behind some colours and their contexts. To wear green hat is widely thought to mean the wearer’s partner is unfaithful. Although this story goes back to 14th century China, it...
How do I pay in China?
How do I pay in China? With my first trip to China for a few years coming up I’ve been asking myself, how do I pay in China? Not so long ago the question of how to pay in China would have been an easy one to answer. With cash or by putting a card into a machine....
What people are saying
At Queen’s Gate, we employed Dragons to introduce Mandarin to our Junior School in January 2015 and it was such an outstanding success that in September 2015, this was extended further in the Junior School and also introduced in Years 7 and 9 in the Senior School. In September 2016, Mandarin teaching will be further extended to GCSE in Year 10.
Dragons have been very well received – the staff are knowledgeable, approachable and have very good classroom presence. They make the lessons fun, whilst ensuring that the girls learn. The enthusiasm of the girls is outstanding – they really enjoy the lessons and also the interactive resources
With guidance from Marcus and the excellent teachers at Dragons, we introduced Mandarin into our curriculum in Years 4 and 5 six years ago. It has very much complemented and extended our Modern Foreign Language curriculum.
The teachers are fantastic, inspiring the girls to learn through the online resources and painting a picture of the Chinese culture. The girls have done incredibly well in the ISEB Common Entrance exams at the end of the programme in Year 5. They are confident speakers, readers
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