Toronto Ontario

Toronto Mandarin School is a registered language training school specialized in a wide variety of Mandarin language programs in the Greater Toronto Area. Toronto Mandarin School was founded in 2001 by a group of teaching professionals from Mainland China, who were dedicated to promoting Chinese language and culture in Canada. The programs were designed with a focus on teaching modern Chinese phonetic system (Hanyupinyin), simplified Chinese rather than traditional Chinese. The Standard Mandarin is the official spoken language in Mainland China. Since then, Toronto Mandarin School has expanded into a multiple-location operation, providing the most practical Mandarin learning experience for children, adults and organizations in GTA.

TLI - The Mandarin School's approach is unique and offers many advantages for serious learners over other schools, as well as self-study and language exchanges.Our teaching methods, teaching training and course materials are proven to provide results. Our guarantee and commitment to our students is that if you are unsatisfied with the quality of the programs we will refund your tuition.

Ryerson University’s G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education is Canada’s leading provider of university-based adult learning. With over 65,400 annual enrollments in 1100 courses and 72 career-related certificate programs, The Chang School empowers adults to reach their life and professional goals. These non-credit courses will introduce you to Mandarin Chinese, the national language of China and arguably the most widely spoken language in the world. Students who have no or very little knowledge of Chinese may enroll directly into COMD 101. However, if you have any doubt about your level, please come to one of our Interview/Placement Assessments sessions.

People study modern and ancient languages at university for a variety of reasons. Some want to study different literatures and cultures, others hope to find careers in international business or law, others hope to reconnect with the language of their family roots, still others need languages for advanced research. No matter what the motivation is for beginning study, all students of language discover new ways in which languages work, different ways of expressing ideas, and an appreciation of the difficulties inherent in learning a new vocabulary and grammar. Language study is a challenging intellectual activity, but the rewards for acquiring another language are diverse. It doesn't matter which language you choose. Each language will provide new types of interaction with different people, different cultures, different literatures, different histories.

Founded in 1969, Hansa Language Centre is one of the largest and most recognized language institutions in Canada. Hansa offers a huge variety of classes, a flexible schedule, and a long list of trips, excursions, sports and social activities. Students can study more than twenty different subjects at twelve levels, from absolute beginner with no English knowledge to very advanced using the latest audio, video, and other multimedia equipment. At Hansa, you are placed in classes perfect for your needs, but you can raise or lower your level or change subject simply by discussing it with an instructor or a student counsellor. Classes at Hansa have an average of six to eight students.

The Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto (CCC) is a non-profit, non-political organization with an objective to build a Chinese cultural centre for residents of the Greater Toronto area. With its grand opening on May 2, 1998, the centre is part of a multi-purpose community complex located at the south east corner of Sheppard Avenue East and Progress Avenue in Scarborough. The CCC construction project consists of two phases: Phase I is the CCC building with an art gallery, computerised resource centre, reading room, boardroom, studios, classrooms, and a cafeteria. The second phase will include a 600-seat theatre and a multi-purpose hall for sports and recreational activities, conventions and trade shows. The Centre is the largest Chinese cultural centre in North America. Next to it is the Burrows Hall Public Library.

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In today’s global society, knowledge of a second language is a valuable asset. Whether you’re a business professional with international associates, an avid traveller or someone looking to reach a personal goal, George Brown has a course for you. These classes focus on conversation and, in some cases, incorporate role-playing and time in a language lab so that you’ll quickly become comfortable speaking in a foreign tongue. However, language isn’t strictly the written and spoken word. Our language courses help you expand your knowledge of a new culture as you develop your language skills.