Book your trial lesson
Tell Jingyao where you are and where you'd like to get to. She'll come back with available times and a short plan for your first lesson — no preparation needed on your side.
How booking works
You pick a time
Times are shown in your own time zone, so there's nothing to convert. Thirty minutes, and you'll get a calendar invite with the video link straight away.
You tell her where you're at
A line or two when you book is enough — your level, and what you'd like to be able to do. Then Jingyao can prepare something useful instead of spending your slot on questions.
You meet
A relaxed conversation, a short sample activity, and a suggested plan you can say yes or no to afterwards.
What the trial includes
- Short introduction
- Level and goal assessment
- Personalized recommendations
- Sample learning activity
- Suggested study plan
- Time for questions
Trial lesson
25 minutes
Regular lessons
50 minutes
Platform
Google Meet
Questions, answered
Anything missing? Ask Jingyao directly — she answers her own messages.
Yes. A large part of Jingyao's students start from zero — no characters, no pinyin, no idea what a tone is. The first lessons cover pronunciation and a handful of sentences you can actually use, so you leave the very first class having said something real in Chinese.