HSK Preparation Courses at the Hutong School in Beijing
Last week we proudly announced that we can from now on offer HSK tests on a monthly basis to our students.
The HSK test is also known as the hanyushuipingkaoshi , which tests non-native speaker’s fluency in Chinese. Additionally, in 2015, Hutong’s Shanghai location also became a registered HSK center. Students and professionals from around the world can prove their Chinese language skills and receive their HSK Certificate from our Shanghai school.
HSK preparation courses
We have HSK courses for every level of Mandarin Chinese. These courses are open to everyone, to students who joined us from abroad as well as to anyone in Beijing who wants to prepare for an HSK test.
We organize both group classes and private classes, during the weekdays as well as during the weekends.
More information about HSK test
We also launched a dedicated HSK section on our website. Here you will be able to find more information about the HSK, different HSK levels, the actual HSK test and the HSK preparation course we offer.
Whether you learn Chinese in Shanghai or learn Chinese in Beijing, take the HSK to show your Chinese proficiency. Prepare for your HSK test at our Beijing language school or Shanghai location!
If you are interested in taking HSK preparation courses at Hutong School or if you have any further questions, please contact us!
Why should you do an HSK test?
Whether you are a beginner or already have some proficiency in Mandarin Chinese, it can be nice to get a certificate on your level. Moreover, as an emerging language for international business and trade, Chinese is increasingly a strong skill to have on your CV. Having a certified level by the Chinese government’s test system is a guarantee that you are in fact at the level you think you are, and it is a promise to your employer or university that you do possess a command of Chinese. Finally, many people find that they are more focused and efficient when they have a goal to reach. Why not make that goal an HSK test? We think it will help you find motivation to practice your Chinese even more and push you to reach better results.
Good luck!
Updated on June 29, 2016
