Chinese Language Course

Develop practical language skills in speaking, listening, reading, and writing in Mandarin at an elementary level.

To enable students to utilize a variety of high-frequency vocabulary and basic grammar structures for routine interactions through interactive class activities like conversations and role-plays

Throughout the course, students will engage with Chinese tradition and culture through immersive experiences, including watching clips from Chinese movies.

Experience an engaging guest lecture with the Chinese consulate, offering students a unique opportunity to interact directly with consulate members and gain valuable insights into diplomatic relations and cultural exchange.

Receive personalized feedback and guidance from experienced instructors to support language development and progression.

Enhance career prospects and global opportunities through proficiency in elementary Mandarin Chinese.

Students who attend a minimum of 70% of classes will receive a certificate of completion.

PKR 29,500

1. Click the registration link 
2. Select "LUMS Events" and choose "Centre for Chinese Legal Studies (CCLS)" from the list
3. Fill out the registration form and click "Save and Submit."
4. Once registered, go to "Manage Events" to locate your registration
5. Under "Action," download your voucher, and refer to the "Mode of Payment" section on page three for payment instructions. 
6. Proceed to Pay.

Hui Qi has an MPhil in Education Leadership and Management from LUMS, a postgraduate certificate in Hotel Management from Hotel Institute Montreux, Switzerland, and a Bachelor’s in Financial Management from Dong Hua University, China. She is now a PhD student in the Management Program at Suleman Dawood School of Business from LUMS. Her research revolves around the Chinese language, ancient Chinese philosophy, education and CPEC. She brings real-world experience from the commercial and banking sectors. She has taught Chinese language in Pakistani universities for ten years. She has been the Vice President of the Chinese Business Council in Pakistan since 2021.

Acquaint essential elementary vocabulary, correct pronunciation skills and grammatical structures

Communicate and write in Mandarin, using a very basic range of language in routine everyday contexts

Understand information conveyed in sentence-length speech on familiar topics 

Utilize learned materials effectively in interpersonal communication, combining and adapting them as needed

Learning Mandarin can enhance your job opportunities and unlock doors to new horizons, thus increasing your value as an employee in business or law.

Refunds will only be issued if the Centre for Chinese Legal Studies (CCLS) cancels a course. Under no other circumstances will refunds be provided.