Fall 2009 Registration – We are now
taking new student registration for Fall 2009. Please register at your
earlier convenience as space per class is limited to ensure a quality
learning experience. Click here
for registration information or check out our registration page on the
left panel. Mail completed registration forms along with tuition check
to Attn: RCLS Registration,
P.O. Box 33426, Raleigh, NC 27636. First day of class is
scheduled on Saturday of August 22, 2009. Email registration questions
to registration@ncrcls.org
New Cultural Classes for Fall 2009 –
We have added three new cultural classes to the Fall semester:
Traditional Chinese Dance Level I for age 4 to 7 (no dance experience
required), Paper Arts, as well as Beginner Guitar (participants need to
bring their own guitar). Please check out our curriculum page for
information on other exciting cultural classes. Email class questions
to academic_affairs@ncrcls.org
RCLS
Summer Cultural Camp is now accepting registration for camper
age 7 to
14. Camp will take place between July 20 and July 24 at the Raleigh
Chinese Christian Church in Cary. Camp program, including traditional
arts and crafts as well as exciting cultural activities, is instructed
by local professionals and certified artists from Taiwan. Camp hours
are from 9:00 to 4:30. Extended care is available at no additional
cost. You may register at the school office during class hours (1:30 -
3:30) or mail the registration forms to RCLS Summer Camp, P.O. Box
33426, Raleigh, NC 27636. Download registration forms and camp policy
from here.
Heather
Wilson, Ph.D., Research
Associate/Duke University, Durham, NC
This was a tremendous first course in Mandarin Chinese. It
boosted my confidence and gave me the necessary tools to begin learning
a difficult language. The system Mr. Kuo has created was
specifically developed for students who think and speak in
English. He has used his thorough understanding of both languages
to develop materials that can help a native English speaker quickly
learn to speak Chinese. As I continue my studies, the lessons
learned from this book have formed a firm foundation on which to build
my understanding of Mandarin. I am so glad I began my Chinese
studies with this method!
Dan
Bantukul, Director of Product
Marketing, Tekelec Inc., RTP, NC
Since our company has been doing business in China, I have been trying
to learn Chinese conversation in order to communicate with my Chinese
counterparts. However, I found that the conventional methods that
are based on memorization do not work well since it does not provide
systematic insight into the sentence structures and language
fundamentals. I tend to quickly forget what I have learned.
Through comparison to English sentence structure, the JWK method
provides a quick and practical way to apply knowledge of English
language in formulating Chinese sentences. The JWK teaches you
“how to fish” rather than “fish it for you”. I found that after
one year of JWK method, I can use the knowledge to construct a new
Chinese sentence without having to memorize the sentence before
hand. I highly recommend the JWK method to anyone who wants to
quickly learn Chinese conversation but also wants to retain what they
have learned.
Special Letter (CSL 5)- This is Rebekah Harter all the way in
Hawaii. I just wanted you all to know that I went to the university
last week to take a chinese placement exam. Anyways I ended up getting
into Chinese 201 at the University. (201 means I will be in the first
semester sophmore year class) I want to thank all of you again for your
support.
- Remember to
re-link Harris Teeter VIC card for RCLS for school year 2009
- 2010. See PTA for more
information.
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Come
experience an
authentic
Chinese cultural
camp
When
July 20 to July 24
Where
Raleigh Chinese Christian Church
9266 Chapel Hill Rd, Cary, NC
Hours
9:00am to 4:30pm
Tuition
$175
(early bird special $150 by
April 30)
No
additional fee for extended care (8:30am-9:00am and 4:30pm-5:30pm)
Registration
Form
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