
Develop reading, listening, speaking, and writing in an intermediate business Chinese intensive course designed to enable daily life and complex business communication, with exam preparation and translation practice.
Master basic business chinese through fill-in-the-blank exercises that test reading and writing, review vocabulary, and prepare for the final exam with explanations and writing practice.
Practice a BCT A mock R1 Q 36-40 fill-in-the-blank exercise, learning to enter personal data fields like name, birth year and month, address, and phone number.
Look at the picture carefully to decide true or false, answer simple questions with multiple-choice options, and explain your reasoning in basic sentences.
Read and interpret signage in Chinese, identify no smoking and safety symbols, and prepare for the written reading section of the basic business Chinese course.
This lecture guides basic business Chinese readers through a customer service survey, practicing reading comprehension with true or false questions, picture-based items, and a writing segment.
Covers job vacancies in a company and outlines roles like secretary, shop assistant, and manager, emphasizing fluent English, sociable conduct, and clear communication when applying.
Identify and introduce a company's products, analyze product categories, and practice promotion language used by sales teams in a business Chinese reading context.
Analyze a mobile phone user survey to identify usage patterns, age range from 20–30, and the most common tasks like making calls and sending emails.
Explore promotional rewards and big discounts that entice customers, with examples of camera sales and free offers, and practice business Chinese vocabulary around promotion activities.
Learn to read China's high speed rail tickets, identify start and end stations, seating options, and date rules, while noting travel restrictions and passport requirements.
Learn to plan a daily schedule and negotiate in business Chinese, with reading and writing practice on contracts, pricing, and essential exam keywords for R2 Q49-50.
Learn to read and write Chinese business invitation letters. Explore formal and informal invites and practice exam-style questions from the basic Chinese reading section.
Learn how to leave and read telephone messages in Chinese for business settings, including creating clear meeting requests and noting times and locations.
Explore the scope of our services, including customer service, phone support, train and concert ticket bookings, hotel reservations, and cash transfers.
Learn to describe a company 十周年庆祝活动 in Chinese, including promotion activities, events, and product launches, using read and write skills to craft questions and responses.
Practice writing Chinese according to pinyin through sentence drills and self-checks, read sentences aloud, compare answers, and reinforce basic writing skills.
China is the world’s second-largest economy. China’s population, market, industries and trade are all booming and it is the new land of opportunity. This makes learning Mandarin Chinese and specifically Chinese for business purposes an extremely valuable investment for your future.
Available at all levels, our business Chinese courses teach Chinese language through a variety of relevant business topics in the Chinese context, and will expose you to an overview of China's changing environment and current business practices.
This is for Basic Business Chinese Intensive BCT (A) -Reading & Writing.
BCT, as a test series, consists of three independent tests: BCT (A), BCT (B) and BCT (oral). BCT (A), which is oriented towards beginners, is designed to examine test takers’ ability to communicate in Chinese in daily life and during basic business activities. BCT (B), which is oriented towards intermediate and advanced learners, is designed to examine test takers’ ability to communicate in Chinese during complex business activities. BCT (oral), which is oriented towards learners of all levels, adopts the form of a computer-based test as well as personalized and targeted questions to examine test takers’ ability to complete various communicative tasks by using spoken Chinese.
This course is based on sample paper, mock papers but with detail explanations based on our 22 years' mandarin teaching experience, using our unique Vocabulary Builder with the Best English translation possible. This course will help learners to evaluate and improve their business Chinese competence.