What you'll learn
Learn common used Chinese language words and sentences
Carry on a conversation in Mandarin Chinese
Speak Chinese language around your home and at work
Gain confidence in learning and speaking Chinese
Learn Chinese Characters
Requirements
Interest in learing Mandarin Chinese
Description
Introduction to HSK
China's Hanyu Shuiping kaoshi, also known as HSK or the Chinese Proficiency Test, is the national standardized test designed and developed by the HSK Center of Beijing Language and Culture University to assess the Chinese language proficiency of non-native speakers (including foreigners, overseas Chinese and the Chinese students of ethnic groups). According to levels of difficulty, HSK is divided into three categories
basic level (HSK Basic)
elementary-intermediate level (HSK Elementary-Intermediate)
and advanced level (HSK Advanced)
These three categories of the test form a comprehensive testing system, ranging from beginning to advanced level. As tests of general language proficiency, HSK is not based on any particular textbook or course of study. Therefore candidates may refer to any textbook in preparing for the test.
In order to be thoroughly familiar with the test, candidates are expected to read the HSK Guide for Basic, Elementary-Intermediate and Advanced level and the User Handbook which describes the organization and content of the test. HSK is held regularly in China and other countries each year. Certificates of HSK will be issued to those who have secured the required scores.
HSK and the issuing of HSK Certificates are supervised by the State Commission of Chinese Proficiency Test under the Ministry of Education. HSK is jointly administered by the Office of the State Commission of Chinese Proficiency Test under the State Commission of Chinese Proficiency Test and the HSK Center of Beijing Language and Culture University.
HSK Level I Introduction
The HSK (Level I) assesses test takers' abilities in the application of everyday Chinese (Mandarin). It is the counterpart of the Level I of the Chinese Language Proficiency Scales for Speakers of Other Languages and the A1 Level of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEF).
Test takers who are able to pass the HSK (Level I) can understand and use very simple Chinese phrases, meet basic needs for communication and possess the ability to further their Chinese language studies.
Who this course is for
Prepare for HSK test/ Learning Chinese language
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