Chinese Language for Kids

Learn Chinese Through Stories, Games & Creativity

Give your child a joyful introduction to one of the world's most spoken languages. Designed especially for young learners, this interactive course combines storytelling, songs, games, character writing and engaging activities to make learning Mandarin fun, memorable and confidence-building.

Duration

25 Hours

Schedule

Flexible

Mode

Online (Live)

Course Fee

₹15,000

Enroll now — ₹15,000

Timings: contact us to discuss a schedule that suits your child. No prior knowledge of Chinese required. Perfect for children aged 6–14 years.

What your child will learn

A first language, taught like play.

Learn Mandarin through fun stories, songs and interactive activities.
Master Pinyin and correct pronunciation in an easy, child-friendly way.
Speak simple everyday Chinese with confidence.
Learn to recognise and write basic Chinese characters.
Build vocabulary through games, visual learning and creative exercises.
Explore Chinese festivals, traditions, animals and everyday culture.
Develop listening and speaking skills through conversations and role-play.
Build confidence in communicating using simple Mandarin sentences.

Course highlights

What's in the room with you

25 Hours of Live Interactive Classes
Small Batch Learning
Story-Based Teaching Method
Fun Games & Interactive Activities
Character Writing Practice
Songs, Quizzes & Language Challenges
Printable Worksheets & Practice Material
Certificate of Completion

By the end of the course

Your child will be able to

Greet and introduce themselves in Mandarin.
Understand and speak simple everyday sentences.
Recognise and write basic Chinese characters.
Pronounce Mandarin accurately using Pinyin.
Discover fascinating aspects of Chinese culture and traditions.
Build confidence in learning a new language through enjoyable, interactive lessons.

Chinese Language for Kids

A first language, taught like play.

What's in the room with you

Your child will be able to

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