Building a steady habit
Keep regular weekly Chinese time with shared content to follow.
Online small groups: speak together with peers.
Learn online with peers of a similar level and goal. Hear different ways of expressing ideas and share your own. 2–4 students per group, minimum 2.
What are online small groups?
Online small groups combine teacher guidance with peer interaction. 2–4 students follow shared content and pace, while the teacher leads explanations, Q&A and tasks so everyone can use new language with others.
Ideal for learners who want a steady routine and enjoy working with others. Groups are formed by level, goals and availability, with a minimum of 2; dates are confirmed after consultation.
- Groups of 2–4
- Minimum 2 students. The teacher guides discussion so everyone listens, asks and responds.
- A shared learning pace
- Groups are matched by level and goals, follow shared content and review previous language through practice.
- More perspectives
- Hear how peers discuss the same topic, compare expressions and refine your own.
What do you want to achieve in Chinese?
View each course for full details. Lessons are matched to your level and goals; group places depend on a suitable class.
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How does a small-group lesson work?
This is an example; order, activities and amount of practice vary with the content.
- 01
Review and warm-up
Start with a familiar topic, review the previous lesson and hear how others express themselves.
- 02
Learn new language
The teacher uses examples, materials and Q&A to explain new language and when to use it.
- 03
Peer practice
Take turns in Q&A, role-play or group tasks to practise listening, adding and responding.
- 04
Feedback and consolidation
Review common issues, note language to keep practising and set homework.
Keep practising between lessons.
Support follows your course content. Materials, practice methods and feedback are set out in your course plan.
Before class
Prepare materials as instructed and note your questions. Check your internet, microphone and a quiet space beforehand.
After class
Review vocabulary and tasks, apply them in daily life and note anything unclear.
Review and adjust
Review progress with the group; if the level or pace is not right, we discuss next steps.
Before you start, you may want to know.
Can complete beginners join?
Yes, enquire about a beginner group. We match peers by level and schedule, with a minimum of 2; dates are confirmed after consultation.
How often, and how long per lesson?
Frequency, lesson length and course duration are confirmed when you enquire. Tell us your time zone and availability; your confirmed online plan applies.
How large are groups? Can a group run with one person?
Online groups have 2–4 students, with a minimum of 2. To learn alone, choose online 1-on-1. Teacher, schedule and fees are confirmed separately for each format.
What equipment do I need?
A device for video calls, a stable connection and a quiet space. The platform, materials and joining details are confirmed before class.
Can I choose my course or teacher?
Yes, tell us your preferences. Matching depends on teacher expertise, schedules and existing group arrangements.
How can I find out about fees and rescheduling rules?
When enquiring, check lesson numbers, fees, materials, validity and rules for absence, rescheduling, cancellation and make-up lessons. We do not guarantee unlimited make-ups or fixed results.
Is my trial booked once I submit the form?
No. Submitting saves your trial request only. Teacher and time still need to be confirmed.
Tell us your level, and we will find the right group.
Share your level, goals, time zone and availability, and we will discuss a suitable group and start date.
Enquire about Online small groupThis submits a trial request; teacher and time are confirmed later.