Chinese Schools (preschool,primary and HS)

[smoothie]

sa may cuenca. yung area ng sto. domingo, banawe.

[cherrhys]

^Feedback na lang when school starts.  This is so near our place and inquired na rin dati but the fact that it's relatively unknown made me hesitate.  But facilities and teachers seems ok naman.

[smoothie]

^will do. but good thing that they already adopted the singapore teaching method. sa miriam kasi singapore method narin. so hindi na mahirap mag adjust.

[darna88]

any feedback to pace academy?? wich is better for you grace christian or pace?

[ldrc]

How much TF of Kinder 1 in St Jude?

TIA.

[Dacian]

Feedback on Gideon Academy?

same question.  feedback naman dyan sa gideon academy.  tia.

[skrumian]

Question: I know maraming salita sa China. Pero saan sa China magagamit talaga o primary language ang Mandarin? Salamats!

[Grayce]

^Mandarin is the MAIN language. not a dialect like hokkien and cantonese. Kumbaga, yun ang english/tagalog sa manila

[andie75]

Sa beijing pure mandarin ang gamit.

[skrumian]

ang singapore ba o HK? natanong lang kase yun son ko may mandarin subject sa school.

[smoothie]

sa HK they use cantonese pero pag magsalita ng Mandarin nagkakaintindihan din sila

[Grayce]

^^singapore definitely uses mandarin

[anslim]

Since this is a Chinese Pre-School to High School thread, my impression would be a school that could give a good Chinese Mandarin instruction to our kids.

So far in my dealings, the graduates of CKSC and Saint Jude Catholic School have been consistent with their Mandarin speaking abilities.

[jan888]

^ well actually let's face it, some parents do want the prestige.

noong time ko, 2 ang chinese subject namin: Chinese Composition and Chinese Language. pero if i remember correctly one chinese subject a day for 1 hour until the shortened the classes to 50 minutes.

heard they're gearing towards conversational system..

[indigo.tulle]

Sa beijing pure mandarin ang gamit.

there's also the pinyin and traditional way.  china adopted to the pinyin system (either in shortcut characters or english letters) while taiwan, singapore, maybe hk uses the traditional method.

some schools have already adopted the pinyin system due to china being the greater majority. 

[Grayce]

^if im not mistaken they use pinyin here as per my cousins who studies here in SIN

[Princess_Chill]

Hi Mommies,
I am a Mandarin trainor and I plan to establish a Mandarin learning center in Quezon City North (near SM Fairview), Novaliches, North Caloocan area. Would just like to have a survey of the market. There is really NO Chinese School in the area. Which location do you think will be the best for a start? Any suggestion?

i'll suggest sana na valenzuela since dami chinese there and no chinese school

[anslim]

i'll suggest sana na valenzuela since dami chinese there and no chinese school

From what I know, Valenzuela residents go to Grace Christian College for school, although now there is PACE Academy.

[ice angel]

Any feedback at st Peter the apostle school?

[yhenggi]

sis pag nakapag establish ka na ng school within nova paki inform me thanks