Why Choose TCSOL
International Trend: Chinese Language Wave
Do you know how big the market for Chinese language culture education is?
Opportunities around the world
Australia
Commonwealth of Australia
Half of third-grade classes are in Chinese. Second- and eighth-graders have Chinese daily. The market needs 3,000 teachers but lacks 2,500.
Russia
Российская Федерация
Chinese was added to Russia's college entrance exam in 2018, starting in major regions like Moscow and St. Petersburg.
USA
United States of America
By 2020, 1 million American students will be learning Chinese. It is now the second most studied foreign language after Spanish.
Korea
대한민국
South Korea has nearly 3,000 Chinese language schools, offering opportunities for people of all ages and professions to learn Chinese.
Malaysia
Malaysia
Not knowing Chinese means self-marginalization. There are 570,000 students in Chinese primary schools and 80,000 in secondary schools.
Republic of India
भारत गणराज्य
In Mumbai, the Chinese language fever is growing younger, with parents of 1-2 year olds eager to give their children an early start.
Indonesia
Republik Indonesia
There are currently more than 100 Chinese schools, and the enthusiasm for Chinese education has been booming over the past decade.
Thailand
ราชอาณาจักรไทย
The "Chinese language fever" spread through the royal court and society, with all public schools offering Chinese courses.
UK
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Fourteen schools are part of the Chinese language education project funded by the UK Department of Education. Nearly 200,000 people in the UK have enrolled in Chinese courses.
Germany
Bundesrepublik Deutschland
"Chinese Bridge" lights up the Chinese dream of German youth, allows people to understand Chinese, and allows foreign students to demonstrate Chinese and gain happiness from it.
France
République française
The number of people learning Chinese has quadrupled in 10 years, totaling more than 50,000, making Chinese the fourth most popular second foreign language in France.
New Zealand
Aotearoa
Nayland College in Nelson, located on the South Island, will offer Mandarin courses for students from primary through to high school, aiming to enhance language learning.
Spain
Reino de España
The Ortiz de Zuñiga Public School in Seville offers Chinese courses from elementary school, incorporating culture and art.
South Africa
Republiek van Suid-Afrika
In March 2015, South Africa added Chinese as a second foreign language, with 500 schools offering it as an elective.
Romania
România
The Romanian Ministry of Education confirmed that Chinese is part of the national education system for primary and secondary schools.
Nepal
संघीय लोकतान्त्रिक गणतन्त्रात्मक नेपाल
Schools of all kinds spontaneously learn Chinese and serve as ambassadors of cultural exchange between China and Nepal.
