Chinese (Mandarin) Level 9Chinees? 'n Makkie! Deel 3 €47.00
(ISBN: 9789046907818)
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Frequency, duration, day and time: Once a week during 11 weeks. The first lesson is in the week of 23 September unless noted otherwise. You can join this group:
💡 tip: you may always switch to another group or level
Lesson method: The book (exclusive) can usually be used for multiple courses. You can easily order via bol.com.
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Chinese (Mandarin) Level 1Location and contact
TaalTaal is located at the Hoge Prins Willemstraat 226-E in The Hague (Scheveningen Area). You can reach us by phone at 070-3226091 or by e-mail at info@taaltaal.nl - we look forward to hearing from you!Certificate
At the end of the course, you will receive a certificate with your proficiency level. We use the standardized Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), also known as ERK in Dutch.
Complete package
TaalTaal offers a unique blend of learning, speaking and listening so that you can quickly start using your new language. Going by the philosophy that a language is best learned in a relaxed yet energetic setting, TaalTaal focuses on speaking and practical use. Also look at the supplementary "All-you-can-talk" sessions for even more speaking practice. Please feel free to come by so we can get to know one another!
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