Mandarin Chinese Classes for Kids in New York City

Hills Learning:
Hills Learning is a language school centrally located in Manhattan, NYC (right beside Grand Central Station). We offer Mandarin Chinese language programs for kids, teenagers and adults which combine fun and interactive language activities with quality Chinese language instruction. Our theory is you can't learn language without culture, and you don't learn anything if it's not fun.

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We offer group Chinese classes which are held at the Hills Learning center, on the 17th floor of the Chanin Building, which is located at the Southwest exit of Grand Central Station. Private Chinese lessons can be held throughout the five boroughs of New York City (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island) as well as in parts of Connecticut and New Jersey. Our teachers are available to do lessons at the child’s home, just as long as a parent or legal guardian is present. We also offer a summer Chinese program for high school students.

- Mandarin Chinese programs for kids, teens and adults all year round
- Private Mandarin Chinese lessons
- Mandarin Chinese summer courses for high school students (4-week courses)
- Speak Chinese and Learn Martial Arts - Summer Camp for 5 - 8 year olds. Students must sign up for a minimum of two weeks and can take the Chinese language classes and martial arts classes together or separately.
- We also provide English, Japanese and Korean language programs

Our Teachers:
Each teacher at Hills Learning must undergo a thorough interview process, reference check, trial lesson, and our training program. We generally recruit Chinese teachers from universities in the New York City area, but also accept teachers with teaching certificates and experience from their respective home countries. All our teachers have at least 3 years teaching experience.

Chinese is a language growing in popularity throughout New York City. The NY Times recently published an article saying Chinese was the only foreign language that was not cut from public school budgets. Chinese is also developing into an important language to learn, and a relatively easy one.