Six starting points, one shared idea: lessons shaped around your goals. Not sure which one fits? Take the 60-second quiz below, or just book a trial and we'll work it out together.
Learn the foundations of Mandarin, including pronunciation, tones, pinyin, essential vocabulary and your first conversations.
Build confidence through practical dialogues, pronunciation exercises and real-life speaking scenarios.
Follow a structured study plan focused on HSK vocabulary, grammar, listening, reading and exam strategies.
Learn the Mandarin you need for restaurants, transportation, shopping, hotels, directions and daily life in China.
Improve your communication for meetings, presentations, negotiations, professional introductions and business relationships.
A personalized program created around the student's goals, interests, level and preferred learning pace.
Five quick questions. At the end you'll get a suggested learning path — and you can change your mind at any time.
Four steps that repeat in a loop. The plan is never finished — it keeps adjusting as you get better.
了解你的目标
Liǎojiě nǐ de mùbiāo
Identify the student's level, interests, challenges and learning objectives. We talk about why you want Chinese and what you want to be able to do with it — in months, not years.
制定学习计划
Zhìdìng xuéxí jìhuà
Design a personalized lesson structure with useful vocabulary, conversation topics and measurable goals. You leave the first lesson knowing exactly what the next month looks like.
练习真实的中文
Liànxí zhēnshí de Zhōngwén
Use realistic conversations, pronunciation exercises, listening activities and cultural examples. Most of each lesson is you speaking, with corrections that arrive early and kindly.
记录你的进步
Jìlù nǐ de jìnbù
Review improvements, reinforce difficult areas and adjust the study plan over time. Progress is written down so you can hear the difference instead of guessing at it.
Book a trial lesson, tell Jingyao about your goals and discover the learning plan that fits you best.
Thirty minutes, no preparation needed. Come as you are — even if you have never said a word in Chinese.
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.