Pricing
eChineseLearning offers Mandarin Chinese course packages at various pricing points from which you can choose based on your needs.
- Each one-to-one lesson lasts 50 minutes.
- Depending on different lengths of study and the subjects, prices may vary. The average price ranges from US$11/lesson to US$23/lesson. Please note this is the range for our average price and some lesson packages may cost more than US$23/lesson.
- In general, the more classes you take or the longer you study, more discounts may apply.
- You may choose to pay for your lessons in the local currency.
Money Back Guarantee
As a first-time student, if you purchase a subscription package that allows you to take a predetermined number of lessons per week and are not satisfied with our service, you can cancel your subscription within 30 days (for policies for other types of packages, see our Money Back Guarantee Policy for details).
If you are interested in more detailed pricing information about our online Chinese courses, please contact our Academic Coordinators:
Toll Free Numbers (Mon.-Sun., 8am-5pm, Beijing Time):
U.S. & Canada: 1-800-791-9386
Hong Kong: 800-902-058
Australia: 1-800-779-835
Germany: 0-800-180-0341
UK: 0-800-086-8969
Spain: 900-838-906
France: 0-805-080-689
Singapore: 800-852-6935
Skype ID: service_eChineseLearning
Email: service@echineselearning.com
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Testimonials
Martin Fenton
Student Feedback
“eChineseLearning.com has been one of the best things I’ve done this year. Both scheduling classes and having the decision on what to learn are (both) very flexible, so I can learn at my own pace and focus on my problem areas. Since I often find myself in China for work, my teacher has been showing me phrases specific to my industry, so I can usually immediately put what I’ve learnt to the test.”
– Eric, New York, United States
Aug. 22, 2017