Chinese standard course

In Mitoyo we know how hard it is to balance work with studies. That’s why we count with a broad range of lessons at different times to better meet the student’s availability. Our methodology is based in the standards marked by HANBAN (the headquarters of the Confucious Institute), an institute in charge of the standardization of teaching and learning Chinese (mandarin), as well as the daily experience with our students. Through our courses we want to meet the demands that the cultural interest awakens both through the language and the Chinese culture and we also want to provide our students with the necessary background to pass the official HSK exams. All thanks to a great native staff with experience teaching Chinese and who are specialized in the challenges of a Spanish-speaking-student.

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Chinese courses in Madrid

We will never stop reminding everyone that Chinese is not a difficult language to learn as so many people can think. Just give it a try and come to our Chinese courses in Madrid. You will learn plenty of characters and it will become easy for you as you start understanding the logic behind them. The Chinese pronunciation will become part of you when you will have enough practice with the 4 tones. Get ready to learn Chinese.

What will I learn?
A1 (HSK1)

The scary but thrilling world of the characters is just starting. Little by little you’ll soon realize that they aren’t that hard. At the end of this course, I’ll be able to:

  • Master 150 words and use them in correct syntactical structures.
  • Talk about the day-to-day matters.
  • Everyday sentences.
A2 (HSK2)

I understand better the Chinese language and that idea of visiting China no longer sounds so far away. I can try to speak Chinese with the waiter of the restaurant in the corner and ask for the food in Chinese. I’ll go every Saturday and I’ll be able to tell him what my career is or where I live. At the end of this course, I’ll be able to:

  • Master 300 words and use them with the correct syntactical structures.
  • Give and ask for personal information.
  • Read brief and informative texts like billboards or WeChat messages.
B1 (HSK3)

Speak in Chinese to give basic information about my company to a Chinese company. Learning Chinese to broaden my job opportunities is starting to become reality. I won’t have major problems filling out an application form with my personal information to get admitted to college. At the end of this course, I’ll be able to:

  • Master 600 words and use them with the correct syntactical structures.
  • Get by with the basic communication skills.
  • Introduce myself, say where I’m from and what my hobbies are.
B2 (HSK4)

I’m awesome. I’ll look back and the troubles I faced with tones to speak fluently have been left behind, although I might still have the occasional problem. I have practically assimilated the Chinese grammar. At the end of this course, I’ll be able to:

  • Master 1200 words and use them with the correct syntactical structures.
  • Use a wider range of vocabulary on various topics.
  • Take part in debates in an active way and defend my own point of view with proof.
C1 (HSK5)

For nonconformists. Not only is the intermediate-high level not enough for me, I’m also not letting my point of view be disregarded so easily and I must be able to defend it. I’ll also be able to give long and quite detailed presentations about various topics. At the end of this course, I’ll be able to:

  • Master 2500 words and use them with the correct syntactical structures.
  • Be able to keep up with a long and extensive speech with many details.
  • Read complex and lengthy texts written in Chinese.
C2 (HSK6)

Almost bilingual. I can read news with no problems and watch movies or shows with no hassle. The Chinese culture runs through my veins. At the end of this course, I’ll be able to:

  • Master 5000 or more words in appropriate syntactical structures.
  • Express myself without any problems both in spoken and written form.
  • Understand with no hindrance any conversation, TV show, news article…
Which book do we use?

In Mitoyo, for the beginner levels we use the book Hanyu: Chino para hispanohablantes. This book divides the content into big topics to include various linguistic functions so that learning Chinese becomes an easier task and we ourselves realize of what we are capable of. As you probably already know, one of the biggest problems when starting Chinese is that we aren’t used to the Chinese characters. Don’t be afraid, with Hanyu most of the content is written in pinyin, that is to say, Chinese written in Latin characters. With this system, reading and writing will become an easier task and we will be able to learn more efficiently and constantly.

Intensive summer course

The most spoken language in the world is perfect for those who want to discover something new and be surprised by it. Despite how difficult it may seems at first, its grammar, normally the hardest part of a language, has no secret. If you’ve been having doubts for a while, with our intensive Chinese course, you’ll clear all of your doubts. You’ll learn so much that you’ll want to continue, you’ll enjoy so much that you will miss us.

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Not only Chinese courses in Madrid...

We are an educational center specialized in Asia, a Korean academy in Madrid too. The perfect choice if you want to learn more about the Asian culture and not only the Chinese one! If you have decided to learn Korean in Korea, we can offer you courses in Korea so that you can improve fast and enjoy a unique experience. Do you already know which city you want to go to? Do you know when too? Great! The only thing left is checking up your different options. Contact us and we’ll do the rest.

Regular Korean Course

But there’s still more! We also offer you the chance to study Japanese and go to Japan to improve your skills. This way, Mitoyo becomes an Asian culture center where you’ll learn from the very first moment. You will begin learning the language from the culture and will be able to discover new costumes. If you wish to do so, you will be able to study Korean or Chinese at the same time you are learning Japanese.

Regular Japanese Course