Yi Mandarin has launched an updated business Mandarin course for those looking to develop their careers. It focuses especially on business-related language development for Singaporean professionals.
A newly updated business Mandarin course has been launched by Yi Mandarin for professionals in Singapore. It’s designed especially for adult Singaporean workers who want to improve their understanding of the Chinese language and culture.
More information can be found at: https://yimandarin.com.sg/courses/business-chinese
With the latest program update, the team helps professionals to develop a skillset that can further their career. Due to the rise in power and prominence of China, there are numerous working opportunities for Singaporeans who have a strong grasp of the Chinese language.
Yi Mandarin explains that Chinese Singaporeans learn Mandarin Chinese when they’re at school, and in most informal situations it’s the language of choice. However, in the workplace, the primary language is English.
Over time, this can lead to lack of development of their business-centered Mandarin language skills. Singaporeans may not have the same depth of vocabulary and understanding as their Chinese neighbors.
This is where the newly updated program from Yi Mandarin can help. It’s specially designed to provide effective, real-world business Mandarin lessons with small classes to maintain optimal efficiency.
A maximum of eight students is allowed per group, ensuring a higher level of interaction and engagement. This also helps to maintain relevance for each student, as they can learn topics that align with their field of work.
Yi Mandarin are quick to highlight that their course falls under the government’s SkillsFuture scheme. Singaporeans can use the credits they receive at the age of 21 to continue their language education.
The course creators underscore that knowing the Chinese business context can make a big difference when learning Mandarin. A fundamental element of the updated program is covering how business is conducted in China.
Participants will learn how to introduce their company, marketing strategies, franchise operations in China, and more.
A spokesperson for the company states: “This course is based on a carefully designed curriculum, which we crafted to be relevant to businesspeople with dealings in China. With individual lessons or ultra-small groups of three, we can dive deep into the idiosyncrasies of doing business in China.”
Full details can be found at: https://yimandarin.com.sg/courses/business-chinese