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MyCT - Survival Business Chinese in 10 Days (by Ya-Chuan Yu, Wharton Business School )
UP000033：3 month online subscription	US$27
UP000036：6 month online subscription	US$43
UP000037：12 month online subscription	US$70


	Learn Chinese in 10 Days? Of course, you won't be able to conduct your business negotiation in Chinese after learning the language for just 10 days. But speaking some simple Chinese is always a nice ice-breaker. By saying "Ni Hao" instead of "hello" when meeting your Chinese customers for the first time, you can show them that you are sincere. By addressing your Chinese employees with "Da jia hao" instead of "hello everybody," you can show them that you care about them. By saying "Tai guei le" instead of "it's too expensive," you show your supplier that you are not as naive as they thought. This course is developed by Ms. Ya-Chuan Yu, who has been teaching Chinese at the Wharton Business School of the University of Pennsylvania.

-	Foreign business men
-	For primary learners who want to learn essential language skills and critical culture knowledge to make positive impressions in business .
-	For those who need grasp business-oriented dialogues, workplace-specific vocabulary and expressions during a short period.
-	For learners with 1500 vocabulary or 720-960 hours of Chinese learning in no Chinese-speaking regions.


-	Easy to adapt to your daily schedule: No matter how busy you are, you can log on and practice at any time you want to study.
-	Fast and efficient tools for business: Working professionals can quickly learn to say key Chinese phrases before a business trip or foreign meetings, and be confident in speaking with clients from Chinese-speaking countries.
-	Simple head start for beginning-level learner: Easy for business practitioners to learn essential language skills, conversational proficiency and critical culture knowledge to interact better with your local customers, partners, and employees in business.
-	Compact and comprehensive courses: Through authentic business-oriented dialogues, workplace-specific vocabulary and expressions for learners to improve communication skills and business strategies.
-	Designed carefully by Ms. Ya-Chuan Yu, with B.A. in Chinese Literature and M.A. in TESOL in University of Pennsylvania , is the Instructor in Chinese Language and Culture at the Wharton Business School at the University of Pennsylvania . Ms. Yu specializes in business Chinese, cross-cultural awareness and communications, and second language acquisitions.

Day 1 Hello, Thank You, and Goodbye in Chinese

Unit 1 Most Useful Phases for Daily Conversations
Unit 2 Pronunciation and Pinyin
Unit 3 Four Tones
Unit 4 Critical Facts about the Chinese Language

Day 2 Meeting People and Introducing Yourself in a Business Meeting

Unit 1 Exchange Greetings
Unit 2 Exchange Business Cards
Unit 3 Introduce Yourself in a Business Meeting
Unit 4 Chinese Names and Titles

Day 3 Numbers, Time and Days for Business

Unit 1 Basic Numbers
Unit 2 Phone Numbers
Unit 3 Dates and Time
Unit 4 Auspicious and Ominous Numbers

Day 4 Where is the l oca tion for the business meeting?

Day 5 Making a Request

Day 6 Making an Appointment by Phone

Day 7 Visiting a Company

Day 8 Encouraging and Complimenting Your Team

Day 9 Inquiring and Negotiate Price

Day 10 Celebration & Dining Invitation

Operating System :

Windows Me/2000/XP/Vista

Internet Browser:

Microsoft IE 6.0 or higher Windows Media Player 7.1 or higher Macromedia Flash Player 8.0 or higher

Computer Requirements:

A.CPU Processor Speed

Minimum: PentiumR II 233 MHz (or other CPU with similar speed)
Recommended: Pentium® III 400 MHz, Pentium® IV or higher (or other CPU with similar speed)

B. Memory

Minimum: 64MB RAM
Recommended: 128 MB RAM

C. Required Hard Disk Space

350MB

D. Sound Card

Required

E. Video

Display supporting 1024x768 resolution recommended

F. Media Required

DVD Drive

Internet Connection:

ADSL or Broadband