Chinese Bridge Summer Camp for American High School Students

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Chinese Bridge Summer Camp for American High School Students

Chinese Bridge Summer Camp for American High School Students

July 15 to July 31, 2015

Sponsor

Hanban (Office of Chinese Language Council International)/Confucius Institute

Mission

 To promote communication between the youth of China and the United States.

 To enhance the understanding of Chinese language and culture.

 To stimulate U.S. High school students’ interest in learning the Chinese language.

Itinerary (Beijing Time)

 July 16: Arrive in Beijing and check in.

 July 17: Take culture actives in Beijing.

 July 18 - 27: Travel to different provinces/cities in groups; Take Chinese language and culture classes, communicate with Chinese students and their families.

 July 28 - 30: Back to Beijing, and take culture activities.

 July 31: Travel to and arrive in the U.S.

Activity theme and visiting provinces/cities

 Discover China-Chinese History, Shandong and Zhejiang;

 Discover China-Chinese Ethnic Minorities, Jilin and Guangxi;

 Discover China- Folk Arts, Beijing, Heilongjiang and Jiangsu;

 Discover China- Chinese Kung Fu, Henan. Qualifications for Students

 Currently enrolled in grade 9-12 at accredited public or private high school, aged between 14-18 (including students who will graduate from high school before the summer camp and those who will be enroll in grade 9 after the summer camp).

 US citizens.

 No Chinese learning background and less than three years of Chinese learning experiences.

 Have great interest in Chinese language and culture

 Physically and emotionally capable of international travel.

 Have willing to participate in all summer camp activities and comply with requirements.

 Student applicants must submit their applications, personal application letters and letters of recommendation from schools and/or teachers to the Confucius Institute before March 12.

 Chaperones: please complete the applications and submit the forms and your resume to Confucius Institute before March 12.

 Due to limited enrollment, no late application will be accepted. $300 deposit will be needed when submitting the application.

 Applicants will be notified of their status by early April.

Support Services from Confucius Institute at KSU

 Registration.

 Program orientation.

 Visa application.

 Group international airline ticket reservations to insure seating and lowest possible fare.

For further information

Please contact Ms. Dongmei Liao

470-578-2646 or Email at [email protected]

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