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That said, Mandarin is one of the more challenging languages to master, which makes it vital that you learn it in the most effective way.

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How Does Online Tutoring Work

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First of all, you need to register a learner's account to using web and app features.
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Find Your Tutor.


Choose your learning preferences and get matched with tutors who fit your budget and schedule.
You can watch their intro videos, read through their profile and reviews, and chat with them to make sure you get the best tutor for you.

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Choose a 25 or 50 min trial lesson and your preferred time before the payment. During the trial, you’ll get to know the tutor and create a personalized learning plan together. If you're unsatisfied with your trial, you can switch to another tutor for free or opt for a full refund.

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Improve your skills in every lesson with our speaking tracker and progress tests.


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Quick Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to learn Chinese?

On average, mastering Mandarin Chinese takes 2,200 hours. This means by dedicating 20 hours a week, it’s possible to reach fluency in Chinese in about two years.

How much does an online Chinese lesson cost?

Surprisingly, $14 is the average price for a 60-minute lesson with an online Mandarin Chinese tutor on Preply. The more affordable ones charge only $3 per Chinese lesson, with superstars asking up to $90.

How does online Chinese tutoring work?

For Chinese lessons, students and tutors open the online classroom called Preply Space. This video chat platform also lets you download study materials, track your progress and exchange messages with your Chinese teacher.

Is there a way to start speaking Chinese faster?

The quickest and most effective way to become fluent in Chinese is to live in a Chinese-speaking country. If that is not possible at the moment, use the Internet to access Mandarin magazines and TV shows to enrich your vocabulary and improve your listening skills.

What are the most popular Chinese language tests?

HSK is the world' s third-largest language test brand after IELTS and TOEFL. HSK scores have become a requirement to prove Chinese language proficiency for international students, or foreigners looking to work in China, a high HSK score can help demonstrate that proficiency to employers and government officials.

Should I learn traditional or simplified Chinese?

For most learners, the simplified characters are the way to go. Most new Chinese language media — like blogs, newspapers, magazines, and books — are written in simplified characters.