WorldLink Education feedback and reviews

WorldLink Education feedback and reviews
Jul 21, 2006 06:30
CHINAKEN Points: Join Date: Jul 19, 2006 Status: offline	World Link Education China programs feedback and review Through my work in Asia Pacific, it was clear that China is, and will continue to be, playing a larger role in regional business opportunities. And understanding the business environment and language are an integral part in handling this business successfully. Having been away from any formal 'school' for quite some time, I found the studying to be very enjoyable and rewarding. I was only able to spend 5 weeks learning Chinese language, and though I have made more progress than expected, I feel this is much too short a time. There is so much to learn, both inside, and outside, of the classroom. Beijing is a fascinating city, and the more time spent here, the greater the learning available. I decided to take a one-on-one tutoring approach due the short time I had available. Though this provided me with a much greater opportunity to practice the lessons, I feel I missed out on some of the student interactions within the classroom. As for the business classes, I think they gave a very good, over all picture, of business in China. They also highlighted the historical influences that affect the current environment today.

Jul 21, 2006 06:30

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World Link Education China programs feedback and review

Through my work in Asia Pacific, it was clear that China is, and will continue to be, playing a larger role in regional business opportunities. And understanding the business environment and language are an integral part in handling this business successfully.

Having been away from any formal 'school' for quite some time, I found the studying to be very enjoyable and rewarding. I was only able to spend 5 weeks learning Chinese language, and though I have made more progress than expected, I feel this is much too short a time. There is so much to learn, both inside, and outside, of the classroom. Beijing is a fascinating city, and the more time spent here, the greater the learning available. I decided to take a one-on-one tutoring approach due the short time I had available. Though this provided me with a much greater opportunity to practice the lessons, I feel I missed out on some of the student interactions within the classroom. As for the business classes, I think they gave a very good, over all picture, of business in China. They also highlighted the historical influences that affect the current environment today.

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