Beginners Mandarin
Beginners
Bahasa Indonesia
Whilst living in or visiting Singapore
you will hear many different languages
being spoken. The country itself has 4
National languages as well as many
others in daily use. The two courses we
are offering, Beginners Mandarin and
Beginners Bahasa Indonesia, are two of
the most common languages used within
Singapore. The courses are aimed at
students who have no previous knowledge
of the languages on offer and will help
develop basic conversational and
writing skills.
The courses are designed as a 2 week
program which enables students to take
both course if they so wished.
Session
1: 7 - 18 July 2008
Session 2: 21 July - 1 August 2008
Time: 9 am to 12:30 pm
Please note: Session 2 is a repeat
syllabus of Session 1. Students are
welcomed to take part in both sessions
if they wish to reinforce their
learning.
Chinese Martial Arts (Wu Shu)
Wu
Shu is an outstanding example of
Chinese cultural legacy, rich in
content and with a diversity of forms.
Developed from distinctive
characteristics of China's traditional
sports culture, traditional Wu Shu is
practised throughout the world and has
an enormous potential for developing
the individual. Its value for
health-building, self-defense and
cultural education is greatly
appreciated by people from varied
cultural backgrounds. As such, it is
steadily entering the domains of
leisure and cultural sport worldwide.
The 2 week course is a basic
introduction to traditional Wu Shu. It
will include all the important elements
that are required within the sport;
stretching exercises, stamina workouts,
self-defence techniques and body
toning. This is a good opportunity to
experience a great Chinese tradition
that could change the way you look at
sport and exercise.
There are limited spaces for this
course so booking early is strongly
recommended.
Equipment required:
Loose fitting sports clothing,
including track pants.
Water bottle
Session
1: 7 - 18 July 2008
Session 2: 21 July - 1 August 2008
Time: 9 am to 12:30 pm
Please note: Session 2 is a repeat
syllabus of Session 1. Students are
welcomed to take part in both sessions
if they wish to reinforce their
learning.
