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本帖最後由 shadeslayer 於 14-4-7 02:28 編輯
ANChan59 發表於 14-4-7 01:55 
I don't think so.
You can check their Bilingual Diploma %, most of them are below 30%. Chinese A jus ...
Of course the percentage is not very high. The standard of Chinese varies a lot in an international school, somewhat like the standard of English varies a lot in a local school. Anyway I was responding to Chinese being an ECA, which is not true if a school offers Chinese A and B. It is not true if a school offers Chinese B for that matter as offering these courses requires serious resources. ECA by definition is for fun and one or two times a week. Most international schools do not take Chinese lightly these days because more than half of their students want reasonable Chinese. |
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