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Learn Chinese Mandarin and Cantonese with our Classes in Melbourne and Sydney
Australasian Centre of Chinese Studies
(School of Chinese Mandarin & Cantonese Language Studies)
CHINESE USING ACCELERATED LEARNING
Learn Chinese without Tears!!!
Established for over 18 years, this CHINESE CENTRE Language School in MELBOURNE, SYDNEY and LONDON caters for ADULT and CHILDREN courses in Chinese MANDARIN and CANTONESE language studies. Lessons in this school are conducted using Accelerated Learning. With Chinese Mandarin classes ranging from Beginners to Advance Business Chinese Mandarin lessons, students will learn practical Chinese in the fastest and easiest way possible using a fun and integrated approach in this School. Offering unique short courses in Chinese for business travellers and tourists, this School also provides customised corporate and private tuition and is a division of Global Business Strategies, a leading cross-cultural management training company specialising in Asia Pacific business cultures and languages.
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Newsflash!!!
Melbourne Chinese Mandarin Classes: Term 3 adult classes from 12 July and children classes from 19 July.
Sydney Chinese Mandarin Classes: Term 3 adult classes from 19 July and children classes from 26 July.
Children Chinese Mandarin Classes: Special incentive for all parents! New Children classes in Bentleigh and Mulgrave also.
For a PDF version of our current newsletter (which has the latest pricing, timetable and enrolment form), email us at: LooSee@accschinese.com
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Australasian Chinese Theatre Company
The ACT’s production of the Eva Cassidy cabaret was a huge success. The profits of the show went to support victims of cancer in Australia. ACT is currently preparing for its next production in September. The show will raise money for Alola Foundation in East Timor. Founded in 2001 by the then First Lady Kirsty Sword Gusmao, (now the PM’s wife and goodwill ambassador of education), Alola Foundation is a not-for–profit non-government organisation with the mission of improving the lives of women and children in East Timor. Please visit their website for more information www.alolafoundation.org
Announcing its first series of workshops for 2010 - Our Stories in Action. Come and have some fun while improving your communication and presentation skills using the art and craft of the theatre.
Dominique Gamble
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Learn 400 Chinese Words in 20 Hours!