Madison Chinese School (Fall 2006)

Madison Chinese School in Fall 2006 Semester is opening for ENROLLMENT.

Madison Chinese School (MCS) is a non-profit organization. The purpose of MCS is to teach Chinese language and culture to school-age children. This is a program sponsored by UW-Madison, Department of East-Asian Languages and Literatures. The curriculum teaches traditional Chinese phonetics (Zhu(4) In(1) Fu(2) Hao(4)) and traditional Chinese characters. The course materials are the 12-volume textbooks for overseas Chinese provided by the government of Republic of China, as well as supplemental materials selected and compiled from various sources by teachers and parents. 13 two-hour sessions meet on Sundays during each semester.

Below is the schedule for the fall 2006 semester:
September 10 17 24
October 1 8 15 22 29
November 5 12 19
December 3 10
Nov. 26 is thanksgiving weekend.

Time: 1:30 - 3:30 PM.

Location: Rooms 2221, 2231, 2241, 2251, 2261, Humanity building,
University of Wisconsin - Madison, 445 N. Park
Street (Northeast corner of University and Park).

Tuition: $100 per student, plus $5 per family registration fee.

Classes: Normally three classes, beginner, intermediate and advanced will be offered. The actual number of classes depend on the number of enrollment.

Age requirement: A student should be five years of age or older to enroll.

For additional information, please contact:
Wang, Nai-Shan at 826 0412
Chou, Pai-Yien at 831 0501

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