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Q: Can you recommend a decent private Chinese learning center?

Have been struggling with my studies of late. I think I need to be in an environment with fellow students who are of a similar level to me to get some inspiration. Any good schools you can recommend?

13 years 27 weeks ago in  Teaching & Learning - China

 
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Way overpriced in my opinion, arrange something on your own. Chinese tutors who are willing to teach a foreigner are a dime a dozen. You can pay them a better rate than any school would pay them and it is still not much money.

When I first came to China I went to a school for one month, and then later realized, that same money could have paid for my own private tutor for a year.

You can even find other students to do it with you. It is so easy to arrange on your, why give all the money to the school.

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