Study Tour FAQs

What age group are the study tours and themed camps suitable for? Who can register?

They are mainly designed for young people aged 14–18. Individual students and overseas school groups can both register, and we also support fully customized study tour groups.

What types of study tours and winter/summer camps are available? How long do they usually last?

We offer technology-themed camps, Chinese culture-themed camps, and customized camps. Technology and culture camps are typically 2 weeks long; customized camps have flexible durations and can be arranged for 7–28 days, with staff supervision throughout.

What accommodation options are available at the camps, and how is safety ensured?

All camp students stay in modern hotels. We provide experienced group leaders and staff, with 24-hour all-weather response and supervision. Student safety is our top priority.

How are meals arranged at the camps?

Both Chinese and Western meals are provided at the camps. If a child has food allergies, is vegetarian, or has other dietary restrictions, please inform us in advance before registration and camp opening. We will coordinate the catering plan in advance to avoid risks.

What supporting services are included in the program? Can airport pickup and visa assistance be arranged?

The standard all-inclusive camp includes visa assistance, airport transfers, an opening ceremony, a welcome dinner, accommodation, courses, and arranged study activities.

Study Abroad FAQs

What degree programs can I apply for, and do I need to speak Chinese?

You can apply for bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral programs, as well as long-term study pathways. Many universities offer English-taught programs; Chinese-taught programs usually require HSK or equivalent proficiency.

Are scholarships available, and how much does it cost?

Various scholarships and grants are available, including government and university scholarships. Tuition and living costs vary by city and program, but China is generally more affordable than many other study destinations.

What support do you provide throughout the application and arrival process?

We help with university and program selection, application documents, admission, visa preparation and pre-departure arrangements.

What types of short-term programs do you offer?

We offer non-degree programs for language improvement, skills training and professional development, ranging from a few weeks to several months.

Do I need a degree or specific background, and is the course taught in English or Chinese?

Most short-term courses do not require a degree. Teaching language depends on the course—language courses are usually in Chinese, while many professional courses are available in English or bilingual formats.

Will I receive a certificate, and how do I apply?

Many programs provide a certificate of completion or attendance; accreditation depends on the course and provider. You can apply through us, and we guide you through course selection, application and local arrangements.