Speedy Mandarin

In 2002, China's Ministry of Education launched a Research Study aimed at improving the Literacy Efficiency of children in China. Professor Guo BaoHua of Zhengzhou University compiled the Children's Literacy Textbook based on the Research Results. Once it was launched, highly anticipate was embraced by whole society. Not only in China, but also in... Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines and other countries. In the Chinese community, the class was blooming everywhere in Southeast Asia at that time, which was reported by many media in the region. Singapore TV had also interviewed Professor Guo. With the increasing demand for Chinese learning among Non-Native Chinese adults in the world with no Chinese learning experience, Professor Guo leader of the R & D team began to turn its research direction to this group since 2010. After 8 years of Research and Development, the Textbook "Speedy Mandarin" for Non-Native to learn Chinese was published. Combined with the use of Speedy Mandarin Mobile App, a new mode of Chinese Learning was created. Because of the Profound Theoretical Basis of the Speedy Mandarin Teaching Method, we can develop more effective Specific Courses for all Industries, which can be widely applied to learners with different needs. In 2019, The Speedy Mandarin Research Centre (hereinafter referred to as the "Centre") of the China Academy of Management Science of Peking, the Peoples Republic of China researches and develops the teaching materials and its associated App for Speedy Mandarin. Following years of testing and verification process, Speedy Mandarin can assist Non-Native Chinese Students to learn daily communication skills in a short period of time. It currently supports Five Language options: Arabic, English, Japanese, Russian and Korean. Within two years, other language options will be available to all countries covered by The Belt and Road Initiative. At present, it has established cooperative relations with Saudi Arabia Ministry of Education, Cambodian Military Academy, Lao Chinese ...Read More