Learn Mandarin Immersion Programme
Dive into the heart of Mandarin with our specially designed learn Mandarin immersion programme, catering to young learners from 18 months to 7 years old. At Super Duper Kids, we create a nurturing environment that blends innovative teaching methods with fun, ensuring your child’s first steps into learning Mandarin are engaging and effective.
Our Programmes
Mandarin Immersion Programme for 18 months to 7 years old
Mandarin Immersion Programme for 18 months to 7 years old
Looking for a fun place for your child to learn Mandarin naturally? BibiNogs@Tides is the best choice for you!
We put your child’s well-being at the core of our curriculum!
Our half/full-day Chinese learning immersion programmes also include our
S.T.E.A.M based signature Creative Genius Explore! programme, activities adopting the Montessori teaching approach as well as our Little Coders Robotics & Music programmes.
How Learning Mandarin Shapes Young Minds
- Enhances Cognitive Development: Early Mandarin classes can boost problem-solving skills and creativity, preparing children for a dynamic future.
- Cultural Appreciation: Through Chinese lessons, kids gain insights into the rich traditions and history of Chinese-speaking countries, fostering global awareness.
- Language Skills for the Future: Learning Chinese Mandarin classes offers children a competitive edge in global job markets, emphasising the importance of bilingualism.
- Supports Academic Achievement: Engaging in Chinese learning from a young age can improve focus, memory, and multitasking abilities.
- Interactive and Fun Learning: Our Mandarin class is designed to be engaging and interactive, making it the best place to learn Mandarin for beginners and young learners.
- Personalised Learning Experience: We offer tailor-made lessons to fit each child’s learning pace in our beginner Mandarin courses.
Unlock the world of opportunities for your child with our Mandarin Immersion Programme. Enroll now and take the first step towards a bilingual future that promises both cultural richness and academic excellence.
