Native Chinese Speaking Teacher

Name: Abby Kuang : Private Chinese / Mandarin Tutor in Manila and Online
Brand: Tutoroo
SKU: tutoroo:293522
Price: 700 PHP
Availability: LimitedAvailability
Rating: 5 (5 reviews)

Private Chinese / Mandarin Tutor in Manila and Online

(Online only) Hi, I am a native Chinese speaker from China, a certified International Mandarin Teacher. I have been tutoring kids and young adults for Mandarin learning since 2020.

I have the heart to help kids learn Mandarin for their interests. I believe that if they have fun while learning, they will love to learn. Keeping the kids motivated and focus on learning is my strength. I like to empower kids to try to overcome their obstacles in learning the language as I am an encouraging and gracious teacher. One of the examples was when I helped a 12-year-old student restore his confidence in learning Chinese. He was struggled with pronunciation and writing in his class. After three months of tutoring, he was not only able to catch up with school works but learned more than what was required. I am humbled to say that all my students and their parents are happy and confident with my teaching.

If you are looking for a tutor who would help you to pass HSK exams, I am the right person too. I have been trained on how to do it.
If you are looking for someone to help you improve your daily conversation in Chinese, or writing and reading in Chinese for business purposes, I am here for you.

Thank you for taking time to read my introduction. I will be happy to help you with your Chinese learning journey.

Frequently Asked Questions

How easy is it to learn Chinese / Mandarin in Manila?

Learning to speak Mandarin is not as hard as you thought. Pinyin is the foundation and practice is the key to success. Language must be acquired. There are thousands upon thousands Chinese nationals working in Manila nowadays, you have many opportunities to practice what you've learned from your Mandarin class. Now it is the time to invest for your future.

Is it difficult to learn Chinese / Mandarin in Manila?

Yes and no. Yes, because it's not using Alphabets. It's a totally different system in pronunciation and writing. No, because there are patterns you could learn that make your understanding easy.