Private Mandarin Tuition in England

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Xiaohan

Southampton

Mandarin

Bachelors: Bachelor of Chinese language& Literature (1998)

, teaching university students and adult learners .I have experience teaching students in a primary school and a secondary school. My lessons depend on the individual needs of the students whether it is for preparation for an exam,for tourists ,for business travellers or for those wanting to learn for their pleasure. My tutoring covers pronunciation ,conversations,grammar, reading, culture and simplified Chinese character writing. I can teach at my own house or that of the students...

(29 reviews)

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Xirong

Brighton

Mandarin, Cantonese

Professional: Level 4 Diploma in Accounting (2012)

Lessons are fun, challenging, enjoyable and achievable, all your needs catered for: conversation, grammar, pronunciation, speaking, listening, reading, writing, Common Entrance, GCSE, HSK, YCT, A Level, University, business Chinese and Chinese culture. 8 years private teaching experience for children and adults (1-1 and groups). A Chinese Mandarin teacher at independent schools and state schools in Sussex, Chinese Society School, CEDP Chinese Centre and St. Giles International language school in Brighton. Various approaches to meet different...

(15 reviews)

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Yanan

Bloomsbury

Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Mandarin

Masters: Medical and Biomedical Imaging Merit (2013)

question practice. 3. Reinforce the learnt knowledge via interactive questions, allowing students to memorise the theories concisely and accurately. 4. Work through past exam papers to integrate learnt materials and grasp exam techniques. For language: 1. Learn the phonetics and usage of Pinyin. 2. Apply Pinyin to learn words and phrases by themes. 3. Guide students to develop an intuitive understanding of basic grammar and apply to construct sentences. 4. Implement the taught materials via...

(14 reviews)

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Min

Welling

Maths, English, Mandarin

Bachelors: Accounting (2001)

on paper is worthy of a chapter in itself. But in summary : Use lots of paper and space to write. When your writing gets squashed into a corner or at the side of the page, it clutters the mind as well. So use plenty of space when writing. - Stuck at a problem for ages? Leave it, and come back to on a fresh piece of paper later. Your subconscious is very powerful and...

(10 reviews)

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Fiona

Peterborough

French, German, Italian, Spanish, Mandarin, English (Foreign Language)

: GCSE Spanish (A) (0)

You tell me exactly what you want to learn, how best you learn and by when you want to learn it by. I will structure the lessons to achieve your goals. Ultimately, you set the pace and we don't move on until you are happy to do so. I am always trying to find new ways of making learning as effective and enjoyable as possible. I can provide useful phrases and vocabulary on CD or...

(8 reviews)

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Hui-Mei

Basingstoke

Mandarin

Bachelors: Japanese (2001)

use various teaching methods, such as role play, newspapers, television episodes, even a trip to chinese resturant as well as a variety of text books and mock tests. I will explain the grammer and how culture effects the language. I speak with the standard correct Chinese pronouciation and use both simplified and traditional characters and even classical. It is important to me that you both enjoy the classes but also see your Chinese develop. Naturally...

(7 reviews)

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Dongying

Hornchurch

Mandarin

Masters: Multi-Media Journalism (2005)

tones in Mandarin, a high even tone (first tone), a rising tone (second tone), a falling & rising tone (third tone) and a falling tone (fourth tone). Thus for example the word 'ma' can be pronounced in four different ways and its meaning would be different if pronounced incorrectly. So ma1 or mā (媽) means mother, ma2 or má (麻) hemp, ma3 or mǎ (馬) means horse and ma4 or mà (罵) scold. Don't worry...

(7 reviews)

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Jing

Birmingham

Maths, Mandarin

Doctorate: PhD (2004)

children and adults from different countries with diverse linguistic backgrounds in UK Lessons are enjoyable, achievable and tailor-made for any purposes (work, education, business or travelling). Hold valid CRB checks I am a Chinese Mandarin teacher with over 6 years teaching experience to students from different countries with diverse linguistic backgrounds in UK, and currently teaching Chinese in a local mainstream school in Birmingham. Depending on individual backgrounds, different approachs are used to meet their...

(6 reviews)

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Yan

Broxbourne

Mandarin

Professional: Music Teaching Diploma (2014)

ranging from young kids through to adults. Currently, teaching Chinese AS in a private school and to some private students preparing for IGCSE, HSK exams. Both of my sons have studied Chinese (my eldest son to A-Level, my youngest took his GCSE when in Year 7). Checking the distance before contacting me please. £28/hour is the price for the teaching online and at my home near the Broxbourne School. I can travel depends on the...

(6 reviews)

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Jen

Nottingham

Mandarin

Doctorate: PhD (2003)

Mandarin Chinese and made my lessons both achievable and enjoyable. I teach Chinese from complete beginner to degree level. I am an experienced and UK well-qualified Mandarin Chinese teacher who has been teaching Mandarin Chinese in a number of companies, schools and privately. I help learners for their survival, GCSE, A-level, University degree and business Mandarin, spoken Mandarin, culture tips and passing HSK, GCSE and A-level etc examination. very flexible and lessons are tailor made...

(6 reviews)

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