HSK 3 (Mandarin Chinese)
bachelor's pre-course or master's pre-course
The total service fee for this program:
€ 299
Pre payment for this program:
€ 99
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ABOUT
Studying HSK 3 (Mandarin Chinese) in London South Bank University in London:
The HSK 3 (Mandarin Chinese) is a part-time course on the Southwark campus at London South Bank University in the UK, also all the international or UK students can apply for this program with no specific entry requirement in the first level and improve their knowledge and skills in Mandarin Chinese in a higher level after 70 hours. As you know, HSK stands for Hànyǔ (Chinese) Shuǐpíng (level) Kǎoshì (test), thus, it is a Chinese language test that proves the applicant’s knowledge, proficiency, and skills in this language (like the IELTS for the English language) and has six levels from beginner to advanced level, and this course is the second one at London South Bank University.
In this course, the students will learn all four skills of the Chinese language (speaking, reading, writing, listening), moreover, the students will learn 300 words (plus 150 in the first level and 150 in the second level), communicate at a basic level, talk about daily activities, go to a doctor, sports, entertainment, describing things and situations, and so on in the Chinese language, on the other hand, they will become familiar with Chinese culture in workshops of the Confucius Institute for Traditional Chinese Medicine (CITCM).
Just like all courses and different degrees at London South Bank University, the graduates in HSK 2 (Mandarin Chinese) can use the employability services of this university to find a full-time or part-time job in the UK or global job market with their linguistic knowledge about Mandarin Chinese, furthermore, the students will have two hours contact teaching and seven hours self-study learning per week. Although the students do not have course work they have worksheets and exercises for their self-study time, also these classes are at lunchtime and in evenings for all students who have classes at different levels at this university, and the examinations run every month for all the applicants, on the other hand, the students who are studying in the bachelor or master programs of London South Bank University can use a special discount and pay £350 for this course, however, other international or UK applicants must pay £630 for this program.
Admission Requirements of HSK 3 (Mandarin Chinese):
The applicants must have the HSK 2 (Mandarin Chinese) certificate, but there is no other formal requirement for the international or UK applicants who want to enter this part-time course at level one, on the other hand, the applicants who have more relative experience will have a higher chance of being accepted in this course. Furthermore, all the students who study at any level at London South Bank University are treated the same after graduation and the university will help them find a proper and related job in global or local job markets according to their grades, achievements, projects, work experience, and other critical markers before and during their study period, above all, the applicants who want to take internships must apply one month earlier on 30 May for Autumn Semester, 15 October for Spring Semester, the application deadline for this program is likely to open soon in the specific time as every year.
Student housing of London South Bank University:
This university offers accommodation to all international students, and because this university is in the heart of London, the students will have a great living and study experience in one of the greatest and most modern cities in the world, therefore, all the students will have access to the facilities of a modern city and can experience a great life, furthermore, the student accommodation options are close to the city center and the university, so the students do not have anything to worry about, the dormitory staff is always present to solve the students’ issues or answer to their problems 24 hours a day. Moreover, all the students, even the disabled or medically challenged ones, can use the university halls at LSBU because this university will make some adjustments and give them special tools or facilities to be able to live in these halls just like other students, on the other hand, these halls are much more affordable than other accommodation places in London like renting an apartment, therefore, the students will pay 135 £ per week, also if you need to know more about student accommodation options and details, you can visit the link below
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/student-life/accommodation
Language requirements of HSK 3 (Mandarin Chinese):
There is no language requirement for this course, however, the applicants who want to take this course aside from their bachelor’s degree studies must have at least IELTS 6, TOEFL 80, PTE 52, or equivalent to be accepted in the Mandarin Chinese course.
Other living expenses needed for studying HSK 3 (Mandarin Chinese):
Insurance: Covered by the tuition fee
Rent: at least 500 pounds
Groceries and meals: 50 to 300 pounds
One-bedroom apartment in the city center: 718 pounds
Three-bedroom apartment in the city center: 1190 pounds
One-bedroom apartment outside the city center: 579 pounds
Three-bedroom apartment outside the city center: 900 pounds
A meal in a restaurant: 12 pounds
Public transportation: 60 pounds
Students living at their family home: £8,171
University starts:
January
April
September
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accommodation
London South Bank University (LSBU) in the UK provides a range of accommodation options to suit the needs of its students. These include on-campus residences as well as off-campus housing partnerships. The university offers modern and comfortable living spaces equipped with essential amenities such as Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, and communal areas for socializing.
LSBU’s accommodation services aim to create a supportive and inclusive living environment, enhancing the overall student experience. Additionally, the university provides guidance and support to help students find suitable accommodation during their studies in London.
- David Bomberg House
David Bomberg House offers an ideal accommodation option for students seeking longer contracts (48 weeks), especially to cover placement periods, in a building with ensuite facilities. Situated just a five-minute stroll from the campus, it provides convenient access to academic facilities. The weekly cost of the room depending on the services varies from 194 to 268 pounds.
- Dante Road
Dante Road offers an ideal option for students seeking affordable and independent living. This residence hall is suitable for students studying any course and is conveniently located within a 15-minute walk from the main campus. The weekly cost of the room depending on the services varies from 159 to 173 pounds.
- McLaren House
McLaren House, the largest among the three buildings, offers a vibrant atmosphere and serves as an excellent starting point for your university experience. It’s an ideal choice if you prefer ensuite facilities. The weekly cost of the room depending on the services varies from 194 to 268 pounds.
After Graduation
After graduating, London South Bank University (LSBU) offers a wide range of opportunities for its alumni. These include connecting graduates with a robust network of employers and industry collaborators, thus opening doors to job opportunities in diverse fields.
LSBU continues to assist its alumni post-graduation by providing career guidance, aiding in job placements, and offering avenues for ongoing professional growth through workshops and networking occasions. Furthermore, the university’s strong reputation for practical education ensures that graduates are equipped with the skills needed to excel in their chosen careers, thus improving their employability in the job market.