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Give Your Kids a Language Lift

17 May, 2021 by Expat Living 2 Min Read

https://expatliving.hk/language-courses-for-children-and-teens-hkil/

Keen for your kids to learn a second (or third) language? Or to help get their current skills to a higher level? Or perhaps you feel like your child’s pathway to conversation and understanding seems overly slow or has hit a few hard-to-navigate bends – be it in French, Mandarin or other language (even English). There’s an easy way to give it a boost: through HKIL, the Hong Kong Institute of Languages. HKIL is currently offering courses in six different languages – English, French German, Spanish, Mandarin and Japanese – for children aged from three to 12 years, and teenagers 13 to 18 years.

We find out more about the courses, plus details of a special offer!

How enrolling your child in a course at the Hong Kong Institute of Languages can help

# Who are they for?

The courses are available for children and teens who want support in their general progress, need help for exam preparation, or for complete beginners who want to learn a new foreign language. They cater for all levels, from beginner through to advanced, and they’re tailor-made to your child’s needs.

# How do they work?

Face-to-face private lessons and small group classes are available, as well as online lessons. And, if your child doesn’t know whether they’d prefer to learn in a physical setting or virtually from home, they can swap between face-to-face and online learning if they wish; alternatively, they can select a blend of both modes of learning.

# Is face-to-face teaching still available with current restrictions in place? 

Yes, the Education Department is allowing registered education centres to teach one third of their usual student population by face-to-face lessons. HKIL is a registered education centre (reg: 559997).

HKIL - Mandarin language courses for kids
Language courses for kids at HKIL

Special Offer! 

For the month of May, HKIL is offering 20 percent off tuition fees for all language courses for kids and teens!

5 things to know

If you’re a newcomer to the language-learning scene in Hong Kong, here’s a quick fact file on HKIL.

#1 It’s a pioneering language school in Hong Kong, teaching languages to children, teens, adults and corporations for 36 years.

#2 The HKIL mission statement: To offer an innovative learning experience that goes beyond traditional foreign language education and allows new languages to be learnt faster and easier.

#3 The institute’s teaching system involves a small class structure, with classes of four to eight students and private one-on-one lessons. This ensures that all students receive the attention they need to maximise their progress.

#4 Courses are taught by professional, qualified native speakers and cater for every language level from beginner to advanced.

#5 Preparation for GCSE, IGCSE, IB and other examinations is available.


HKIL is at 6/F, Wellington Plaza, 56-58 Wellington Street, Central.
info@hklanguages.com | hklanguages.com
2877 6160 (WhatsApp: 5421 0288)

 

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Categories: Education & Enrichment Kids Living In Hong Kong Schools Tags: adult language courses Cantonese language English language French language German language HKIL Hong Kong Institute of Languages Japanese language language courses for kids Living In Hong Kong Mandarin language Spanish language

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