LingoAce@111 Somerset

My daughter enjoys the live lesson. she understoods what was taught by Ms Wu. The lesson was very engaging throughout. After the session, Ms Wu informed me on how Arya had done generally and how we could improved her Chinese language skills.

As a mother, I’m finding ways to give the best to my kids, especially in their learning needs. However my girl has not been receptive towards chinese. So this problem has dragged for many years, until now.... With PSLE just about 18 months away, it made me worried for Gen. When i heard that Lingoace provides a new learning curriculum we decided to give it a try. Lingoace is having a hybrid learning system, consisting of both online and offline classes, with a duration of 1.5hrs each lesson. This makes learning more flexible, interactive and engaging. Concepts are taught through online learning and reinforce physically through offline lessons. Furthermore, with lessons taking out of the classroom, students will not feel too restrictive about it. . She agree to give a try and from then on, she has been loving and focusing very well in the lessons!! We put our biggest worry away when we saw that she is able to even concentrate in the online class. Phew! The teacher manages the class very well. For online class, she would call out the students occasionally to ensure they are still “online” for lessons ? while in physical class, she would go to every student one by one and ensure the queries are answered too!

We attended the free trial. All the staffs and teachers at Lingoace are very nice and patient. They did a small assessment and suggest my k2 to take up the advanced program 55 minutes instead of the pre-school program 25 minutes. The teacher is from China and she speaks very clear Chinese without accents. The teacher also provides feedback/review right after the class. The teacher told me that they follow the Singapore MOE syllabus. ??

I love how Zhang laoshi engages my boy throughout the class. She is friendly and encouraging, and kept the lesson light and fun so that it will be easy for him to understand. My boy enjoyed the class so much that when the lesson ended, he asked if we can have the lesson again tomorrow. Thanks LingoAce for making Chinese learning fun for the kids!

Signed up for the LingoAce free trial lesson for my P3 girl who is weak in Chinese as she hardly converse in Mandarin at home. Thanks to 王老师 who is very nice and patient helping Elena in recognising the words and reading. She explained well and encouraged Elena with trophies ? when she answered correctly. At the end of the trial lesson, a evaluation of Elena was given to us on her area of improvement and what she is better at. This is very important and useful for us. I highly recommend LingoAce if you are looking for online Chinese lessons for your kids.

I’m amazed at how patient Lee laoshi is during the class. The lesson was comprehensive and in line with current higher Chinese curriculum. LingoAce uses interactive methods such as drawing on the screen, reading out loud and answering questions. The twins were taught how to write in proper strokes as well. At the end of the class, the teacher gave detailed review and suggestions on how we can help the girls learn Chinese better.

My 4 years old son enjoyed his 55minutes lesson very much! I amazed at how the teacher was very professional and encouraging throughout the lesson. It was an interactive lesson with systematic and interesting stories and games. The teacher guided my son patiently and corrected him when he pronounced wrongly. I can see that LingoAce has clear plans about what they are going to teach the kids and it in very interesting way. Good! ??

It's understandable that parents are discouraged from stepping into the classrooms area behind the glass panel for security reason and for not disrupting ongoing classes. Why was I given the impression by a male staff who was wearing an orange tee today, that even the reception area, where there are so many tables and chairs, are out of bound to parents as well? Why should it be out of bound? Of course, priority should be given to students. However, when I was sitting there, there wasn't even a single student sitting at that area. No kids were deprived of any seat. No kids were intimidated by me also, if I'm that fearsome, since there wasn't any kid.