Making Efforts to Free Chinese Students from Miserable English Learning Experience

Jan. 4th, 2013, Friday

KCG recently is traveling to cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Wuhan, visiting clients and providing customized services. As talking to students and parents, KCG identifies that many Chinese students come across lots of difficulties in learning English. For example, junior and senior high school students do not feel comfortable of English learning, neither of the preparation on standardized tests. Moreover, lower grade students are also struggling with English learning.

Based on the demand from students and parents, KCG introduced some college students as peer mentors to them. These current college students are from top tier universities all over the world such as Cornell University. The students have chances to communicate with these mentors and learn from their personal experience about English study.

It is widely believed that Chinese students learn English by repeatedly copying words, reading aloud and reciting. Many Chinese schools seldom apply interesting teaching method. Under such circumstance, Chinese students can hardly learn English well. Consequently, they may lose interest in English and even take it as a burden. As a top tier educational consulting firm, KCG is well noticed this hash situation, and will seriously think about situations to confront this challenge. KCG is making efforts to help those Chinese students free themselves from the miserable learning experiences.