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CONFUCIUS INSTITUTE at the Ateneo de Manila University
To
promote Chinese language and culture, the government of the People’s Republic of China has been establishing Confucius Institutes around the world. The Confucius Institute at the Ateneo de Manila University is the first Confucius Institute established in the Philippines. It aims to promote Chinese language and culture as well as knowledge of contemporary China to mainstream Philippine society. The Institute is run in partnership with the Sun Yat-‐Sen University in Guangzhou, China.

WHICH LEVEL IS

RIGHT FOR

If you have zero background of the Chinese language… ð Enroll in BASIC CHINESE 1 If you have basic knowledge of the Chinese language (know Pinyin)… ð Enroll in BASIC CHINESE 2 to 6* If you have knowledge of the Chinese language (know traditional script and Zhuyin)… ð Enroll in BASIC CHINESE 4 to 6* If you want to focus on recognizing and writing Chinese characters… ð Enroll in BASIC CHINESE 3 If you already know the Chinese language and simply want to improve on it… ð Enroll in INTERMEDIATE CHINESE 1 to 5*

* Leveling is subject to the assessment of the Institute

For more information, contact the Confucius Institute at the Ateneo de Manila University:

YOU?

CONFUCIUS INSTITUTE at the Ateneo de Manila University

亚典耀大学孔子学院 Chinese Language and Culture Classes

Since its inauguration in October 2006, the Institute has been offering year-‐round Mandarin and culture classes to the general public in Metro Manila. It offers four (4) cycles of classes per year. To date, it has offered 33 cycles and a total of more than 9,000 students have enrolled in them.

Faculty
The
Institute has a pool of more than 30 teachers from China and local institutions. Its core faculty is composed of teachers from the Ateneo de Manila University Chinese Studies Program and from Sun Yat-‐ Sen University.

MAKATI CITY 6/F, Ateneo Professional Schools #130 H.V. Dela Costa St., Salcedo Village, Makati City Tel (632) 894 4513, 894 4663 Fax (632) 812 5617

Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi (HSK) and Youth Chinese Test (YCT)
The
HSK and YCT is a series of Chinese proficiency tests which aim to assess the capabilities of non-‐native speakers in applying the Chinese language in their daily lives. It is the counterpart of TOEFL for English.

QUEZON CITY 2/F, Ricardo and Dr. Rosita Leong Hall Katipunan Avenue, Quezon City Tel (632) 426 6001 locals 5288, 5209 Fax (632) 929 5397, 926 5118

The Institute is one of the 875 HSK test centers in 114 countries. It conducts HSK and YCT exams once or twice a year.

E-‐MAIL: MAKATI -‐ ci-‐makati@ateneoconfucius.com LOYOLA -‐ ci-‐loyola@ateneoconfucius.com

Cycle 34
18 April – 20 June 2015

Visit our website for a list of frequently asked questions:

http://www.ateneoconfucius.com

18 April to 20 June (Sat) 21 April to 9 June (T-‐TH)

Scholarships
Students
of the Confucius Institute at the Ateneo de Manila University are entitled to apply for scholarships offered by universities in China. Special scholarships are also available to those who have taken the HSK.

Deadline for Registration: 13 April 2015*

*classes that do not meet the minimum enrollees will be dissolved after the deadline

REGULAR CLASSES
Ateneo Professional Schools

Salcedo Village, Makati City

SPECIAL OFFERINGS
Corporate Training
13:30
-‐ 16:30 Keep up with China’s booming international market! Our Institute can tailor a Chinese language training program to match your organization’s needs either by adapting an existing program or developing a new one. Minimum number of students is 10.

-‐ Strictly no make-‐up classes -‐ Schedules are subject to change -‐ registrations BEFORE deadline can avail of ₱500 off early bird fee -‐ registrations AFTER the class starts will incur a ₱200 late registration fee

Saturdays 09:00 -‐ 12:00 Basic Chinese 1 Basic Chinese 2 Basic Chinese 3A Basic Chinese 3B Basic Chinese 4 Basic Chinese 5 Basic Chinese 6 Intermediate Chinese 1 Intermediate Chinese 2 Intermediate Chinese 3 Intermediate Chinese 4 Intermediate Chinese 5 Advanced Chinese 1 Advanced Chinese 2 Advanced Chinese 3 Practical Spoken 4 Practical Spoken 5 Corporate Chinese 1 Corporate Chinese 2 Business Chinese 1 Chinese Language:

Special Topic (Chinese Philosophy)

Basic Chinese 1 Basic Chinese 2 Basic Chinese 3A Basic Chinese 3B Basic Chinese 4 Basic Chinese 5 Business Chinese 1 Chinese Philosophy

FEES AND PAYMENT
Beginner
and Intermediate Chinese ₱ 5,000.00 Advanced Chinese 5,500.00 Corporate/Business/Painting/History/Special

6,500.00 Chinese Practice 1, 2 2,500.00 Taijiquan/Qigong/Calligraphy 4,000.00 Guzheng, Chinese Flute, Erhu (Chinese 4,000.00 Instrument) – ₱ 1,200 per hour if one-‐on-‐one

Registration Fee
• • • • • •

Mandarin One-on-One
To
have total control of your Chinese learning, you can enroll in our Mandarin One-‐on-‐One program. Choose the most convenient time, lesson, and venue, and we’ll look for the ideal teacher to help you achieve your goals.

13:30 -‐ 15:00 Chinese Practice 1 Chinese Practice 2 Calligraphy Guzheng Basic 4

For a minimum of 10 hours/sessions, rates are as follows: ₱800/1pax/hour, ₱1,200/2pax/hour, and ₱1,500/3pax/hour. Otherwise, rate is ₱1,000/1pax/hour, ₱1,600/2pax/hour, and ₱1,800/3pax/hour.

Course Materials
• • • • • • • • •

15:00 – 16:30 Guzheng Basic 1

Enrollment Packages
Package
1: Two Classes within the Same Cycle A. Enroll in 2 three-‐hour classes within the same cycle and get a discount of ₱1,400 B. Enroll in a thirty-‐hour class and Taijiquan in one cycle and get a discount of ₱1,000 C. Enroll in a thirty-‐hour Basic Chinese class and a fifteen-‐ hour Chinese Practice class in one cycle, and get a discount of ₱500. Package 2: Advance Payment for Future Cycles Discount is given to students who, in addition to payment for a thirty-‐hour course, make advance payment for course(s) of future cycles. A. ₱1,500 discount for one (1) future thirty-‐hour course B. ₱2,700 discount for two (2) future thirty-‐hour courses -‐-‐₱2,400 discount if one (1) is a fifteen-‐hour course C. ₱4,500 discount for three (3) future thirty-‐hour courses -‐-‐₱4,200 discount if one (1) is a fifteen-‐hour course *Corporate/Business Chinese is considered as a thirty-‐hour course

Other Chinese Instruments: (available for one-‐on-‐ one, two-‐on-‐one, three-‐on-‐one, four-‐on-‐one) Erhu 1 Chinese Flute 1 (Schedule to be discussed/flexible)

Wednesdays 17:00 – 18:30 Guzheng Basic 3

Tuesdays/Thursdays 18:00 -‐ 20:00 Basic Chinese 1 Basic Chinese 2 Basic Chinese 3A Basic Chinese 3B

Thursdays 10:30 – 12:00 Guzheng Basic 4

Textbook 1/2/3/4 Business Chinese Textbook Practical Spoken Chinese Textbook Advance Chinese Textbook 1/2 Workbook 1/2/3/4 CDs for Textbook 1/2/3 (4 CDs) CDs for Textbook 4 (5 CDs) Eng-‐Chi/Chi-‐Eng Dictionary English/Chinese Notebook

₱

550.00 700.00 500.00 500.00 300.00 320.00 400.00 400.00 50.00

Payment Details
• • • Registration form can be sent by fax, e-‐mail, or mail on or before 13 April 2015. If paying by check, please make it payable to ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY Payment may also be deposited in Ateneo’s Metrobank account at any Metrobank branch.

Company Name: Ateneo de Manila University

Subscriber’s Name:

Reference Number: FEES

Subscriber Number: 181 Please accomplish two (2) copies of the payment slip and present the validated copy to the Confucius Institute secretariat. Registration is on a first-‐come-‐first-‐served basis. Once registered, please e-‐mail scanned 2x2 ID picture with white background for your ID (with the subject ) to: ci-‐makati@ateneoconfucius.com (if enrolling in Makati)

ci-‐loyola@ateneoconfucius.com (if enrolling in Loyola)

-‐ Chinese Painting

Ateneo Loyola Schools Katipunan Avenue, Quezon City

Saturdays 09:00 -‐ 12:00 Basic Chinese 1 Basic Chinese 2 Basic Chinese 3A Basic Chinese 3B Basic Chinese 4 Basic Chinese 5 Basic Chinese 6 Intermediate Chinese 1 Intermediate Chinese 2 Intermediate Chinese 3 Advance Chinese 10 Chinese Painting

13:30 -‐ 16:30 Basic Chinese 1 Basic Chinese 2 Basic Chinese 3A Basic Chinese 3B

Refresher Course
All
past CI students will be given a 50% discount for refresher courses inclusive of 30 hours where students can brush up on their past lessons for language and Chinese painting classes. • •

16:30 – 18:00 Taijiquan

18:00 – 19:30 Qigong

Notes
Basic
1 to Intermediate 6

New Practical Chinese Reader 1 to 4 Advance 1 onwards

Step by Step Chinese 1 to 2 Basic Chinese 1 (Lessons 1 to 8) Basic Chinese 2 (Lessons 9 to 14) Basic Chinese 3A (Lessons 1 to 8)

Character writing and recognition Basic Chinese 3B (Lessons 9 to 14)

Character writing and recognition Basic Chinese 4 (Lessons 15 to 18) Basic Chinese 5 (Lessons 19 to 22) Basic Chinese 6 (Lessons 23 to 26) Intermediate Chinese 1 (Lessons 27 to 30) Intermediate Chinese 2 (Lessons 31 to 34) Intermediate Chinese 3 (Lessons 35 to 38) Intermediate Chinese 4 (Lessons 39 to 42) Intermediate Chinese 5 (Lessons 43 to 46) Intermediate Chinese 6 (Lessons 47 to 50) Advance Chinese 1 (SBS1 -‐ Lessons 1 to 4) Advance Chinese 2 (SBS1 -‐ Lessons 5 to 8) Advance Chinese 3 (SBS1 -‐ Lessons 9 to 12) Advance Chinese 4 (SBS2 -‐ Lessons 1 to 4) Advance Chinese 5 (SBS2 -‐ Lessons 5 to 8) Advance Chinese 6 (SBS2 -‐ Lessons 9 to 12)

Tuesdays/Thursdays 18:00 -‐ 20:00 Basic Chinese 1 Basic Chinese 2 Basic Chinese 3A Basic Chinese 3B

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