Whether you're a student at St. Louis University taking Chinese to meet scholastic requirements or even a business professional wanting to learn Chinese to benefit your business dealings, Varsity Tutors offers a St. Louis Chinese course to help you work towards your goals. Learning a foreign language can be difficult in the best of circumstances, and this is especially true of Chinese since it is based on completely different concepts from English. With this potential for increased difficulty, you might find yourself facing adversity picking up on the Chinese language. A St. Louis Chinese course might be what you need to understand the language and its specific quirks more effectively. If you're a student at a school such as Riverview Gardens Senior High School, taking a course can give you benefits beyond those found in a typical classroom setting.
Chinese dialects are the most oft-spoken languages in the world, with in excess of a billion people speaking them natively. China is also a major player in the business world, with a large percentage of goods being manufactured in China. Thanks to technology increasing the globalization of the world, if you plan to become or already are a business professional, chances are China will factor into your career in some capacity. Becoming fluent in Mandarin Chinese can give you a leg up on your competition in business dealings, and a St. Louis Chinese class can help you work towards that fluency.
Whether you're a business person looking to increase their skills to benefit your career, a college student looking to do well in a Chinese class to meet your language requirement, or even just want to learn a Chinese dialect because of personal interest, a St. Louis Chinese class can push you in the right direction. Varsity Tutors can enroll you in a class that will help you no matter your current skill level.
What material does a St. Louis Chinese course cover?
Each language has its own nuances and specific peculiarities that can make it difficult to learn. This is especially true of the Chinese language, which has very little in common with English and can be difficult for non-native Chinese speakers to pick up on the concepts. To begin with, there are several dialects of the Chinese language. There are generally considered to be seven main dialects of Chinese, with Mandarin and Cantonese being the most popular. In addition to different dialects, Chinese is a tonal language where the meaning of a word can differ based on the tone it is pronounced with. Mandarin Chinese has four tones: flat, rising, falling then rising, and falling. Other dialects can have up to nine different tones.
In addition to Chinese being spoken differently than English, the written language is completely different. Unlike with English, there is no Chinese alphabet. Instead of having individual letters that make up words, the Chinese language has over 50,000 characters, with each character being the equivalent to a syllable. There are 20,000 characters used regularly, with the bulk of written Chinese being expressed with 2,500 characters.
Chinese is considered by many to be the most difficult language to learn. Due to Chinese being completely different to English with different rules, both spoken and written, you might find yourself having difficulty picking up on the language. This is where a St. Louis Chinese class can come into play.
How can I benefit from a St. Louis Chinese course?
Varsity Tutors can enroll you in a St. Louis Chinese course that can help you work towards becoming proficient in this difficult language. Chinese courses are conducted online via a live virtual platform. This online platform allows you to interact with the instructor and your academic peers just as if you were in the same room together. Your course will be led by an expert instructor who has been interviewed and vetted rigorously to ensure they are highly qualified and communicate well. The instructor leads an online group course, where you will work collaboratively with other students also looking to improve their Chinese mastery. Working in collaboration with other students can provide benefits for all involved, as working in groups can not only help you but can help you save. Working with others has also been shown to help deepen comprehension and more thoroughly prepare students. Additionally, in a group setting, if you are having difficulty with a concept, the other students in the group can provide you with assistance. Conversely, you can help other students get through difficult concepts when you have a firm grasp of them. If you still require extra help, there's no need to worry. You can request one-on-one time with your instructor to address specific areas you want to work on.
Chinese classes are convenient and offer many options to work into your schedule. Since the classes are online, they are easily accessible from anywhere you have an internet connection. Instead of having to spend time going to meet with an instructor, online classes are convenient and easy to integrate into your routine. Classes are offered in multiple sections, with new sections starting monthly. You can select between 2-week and 4-week courses. All these options mean more than likely there is an option that will fit your schedule.
How can I get signed up for a Chinese course?
Chinese can be a very difficult language to learn. Whether you're a student at Gateway High School, a college student looking for assistance, or a business person wanting to learn Chinese to increase professional opportunities in the international business world, if you contact Varsity Tutors, we can enroll you in a St. Louis Chinese course to move you in the right direction. If you contact Varsity Tutors today, we can answer any questions you might have about what a Chinese course will cover. We can provide you with our current course offerings and tell you when we can enroll you in a course and get you started working towards your goals in learning Chinese. Contact Varsity Tutors today to get started.

Mica: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
...as a Peace Corps Volunteer. Most recently, I spent two years as an English Lecturer at the Institute of Language and Culture Studies, Royal University of Bhutan. Because of the wonderful experiences I've had abroad, I am most passionate about teaching both English and Spanish. I also tutor TOEFL prep and math, which was my favorite subject in school. My teaching/tutoring style is student-centered, with a focus on individual goals and needs. I am enthusiastic...
Education & Certification
- Lawrence University - Bachelor in Arts, Anthropology
- Monterey Institute of International Studies - Master of Arts, TESOL
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- Spanish
- Conversational Spanish
- College Essays
- +45 subjects

Owen Fine: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
...to graduate student focused on writing a compelling college application essay My Approach: I use a student-centered, adaptive tutoring style that draws from the latest research in language acquisition and AI-informed learning strategies. Every session is customized to meet your needs, learning style, and pace. Whether we're strengthening grammar, preparing for an exam, or decoding complex literature, I'll help you build clarity, confidence, and skill. What to Expect in a Session: Clear, targeted instruction using...
Education & Certification
- University of Kansas - Bachelors, English
- University of Kansas - Masters, TESOL
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- IB Language B
- IB Language B SL
- Greek
- +118 subjects

Grace: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
...college, I worked as a peer tutor under Trio student support service. Basic and general chemistry were my specialties. I had a chance to work with many students from various backgrounds. I also participated in a volunteer program where we go to local public high school once a week to help the students with math, reading and writing. I finished my Associate's last May and now transferred to Saint Louis University to finish my degree...
Education & Certification
- Saint Louis University-Main Campus - Bachelor of Science, Forensic Science
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- ESL/ELL
- Languages
- Mandarin Chinese 1
- +22 subjects

Taylor: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
...languages--Mandarin or English (ESL). There's something special about helping others communicate. I am also willing to help with other middle/high school and STEM subjects if required. I know that sometimes all it takes is some extra attention and another method of explaining to make a big difference and I'll work hard to help find the study method for you. I have a BS in Biosystems Engineering and a BA in Chinese from Michigan State University.
Education & Certification
- Michigan State University - Bachelor of Science, Biological/Biosystems Engineering
- Michigan State University - Bachelor in Arts, Chinese Studies
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- Other
- Algebra
- ESL/ELL
- +15 subjects

Syaulan: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
...a protocol to induce the student fully exerting his or her strength while improving the weakness counter part. The practical way of implementing this strategy is by doing exampling problems, Q&A discussions, and practicing problem sets, with which a cycle shall be repeated. In my leisure time, I'd like to listen music, sing songs, and I plan to pick up my old interest on oil painting that I haven't touched for a long while.
Education & Certification
- National Chung-Hsing University - Bachelor of Science, Chemistry
- Johns Hopkins University - PHD, Organic / Material Chemistry
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- College Algebra
- IB Chemistry HL
- Middle School Math
- +26 subjects

Lysa: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
My personal experience learning languages has been one of the best joys in my life. I enjoy using foreign languages to connect with people all around the world. Helping people do the same is my goal and I hope to have the chance to work with you!... I believe learning should be fun. Make it relatable to something the student is interested in to help make it memorable. Find out what the student is interested in while keeping on task is the best way to learn.
Education & Certification
- University of Missouri Columbia - Bachelors, Spanish
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- Spanish
- High School English
- Languages
- +9 subjects

Sophie: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
Hi! I'm Sophie, I'm a Biomedical Engineering major at Washington University in St. Louis. I'm fluent in Mandarin and English, and am very well versed in high school/AP Biology, Chemistry, Physics, World History, US History, and CAPSTONE.
Education & Certification
- Washington University - Bachelor of Science, Biomedical Engineering
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- Languages
- College Physics
- High School Chemistry
- +26 subjects

Vera: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
...coding, and science, and I want to share that with my students! I am sad to see students who think they can't master these subjects because they've never had the right help and support to learn. I always try a number of different approaches and explanations to see what works for a student. Some people like formulas, while others like pictures. I work for that moment when a difficult concept finally makes sense.
Education & Certification
- University of Arizona - Bachelor of Science, Mathematics
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- Elementary School Writing
- MCAT Chemical and Physical Foundations of Biological Systems
- Differential Equations
- +53 subjects

Tess: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
...in Greek life as a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. I'm currently an intern in D.C for Accenture, serving the Dept. of Homeland Security in the Federal Services practice. I work in data analytics and management consulting. When I'm not in school or at work, you can find me running in forest park, practicing yoga, or working at lululemon in the Central West End! Staying active and healthy is something that's really important to me....
Education & Certification
- Washington University in St Louis - Bachelor in Business Administration, Business and Managerial Economics
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- PSAT
- College Economics
- Writing
- +66 subjects

Sean: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
...the U.S, I'm a motivated character that always excelled in academics and achievements, including winning congressional scholarship at the age of 16. After high school, I began a home business while attending college. Throughout the last couple years, I have been increasingly seeking ways to enrich my skill-set and keep my mind sharp: I'd studied overseas, learned foreign languages, practiced coding and digital production. In person, I'm a calm, clear-minded and detail-oriented individual.
Education & Certification
- Los Angeles Valley College - Bachelor of Economics, International Economics
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- German
- Test Prep
- Statistics
- +26 subjects

Wanning: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
...a different perspective. There are so many aspects behind a language, such as culture, people, and people's ways of thinking. When I was in graduate school, I was a Chinese tutor for a U.S. professor who studied Chinese during his spare time. I am motivated to help more people learn and improve their Chinese language skills. In my spare time, I enjoy drawing, traveling, running, hiking and spending time with my family and friends.
Education & Certification
- Capital Normal University Beijing China - Bachelors, English/Tourism Management
- Southern Illinois University Carbondale - Masters, Accounting
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- Greek
- Languages
- Test Prep
- +12 subjects

Lisa Mi: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
...Washington University in St. Louis studying Psychological & Brain Sciences. In high school, I directed a free tutoring program for people of all ages in my community. We saw incredible outcomes and I wanted to continue this in college. In school, I've always been the friend you can count on to help you catch up in class or on a tough homework assignment. I'm so excited to guide you on your learning journey.
Education & Certification
- Washington University in St Louis - Bachelor of Science, Psychology
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- French
- Algebra 2
- French 1
- +77 subjects

Jane: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
...and watching them develop a curiosity for it rather than view it as an obstacle. In college, I worked as a teaching assistant for Beginning to Intermediate Statistics where I helped students with mathematics as well as programming in R. I also worked as an Observatory Assistant where I taught astronomy students about the science and cultural history of the observable universe. Thank you for looking at my profile and I wish you luck on...
Education & Certification
- Washington University in St Louis - Bachelors, Neuroscience
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- ACT Science
- AP Physics 1
- MCAT
- +58 subjects

Yu: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
...in technology. My native languages are Japanese and Chinese. I have helped foreign students who moved to Japan to learn Japanese and I also have helped people who want to learn Chinese as a hobby. I helped bridge the gap between struggle and success for people who want to learn new languages in any age groups. I motivated students of diverse backgrounds to overcome their educational challenges, fears, and doubts. I have seen numerous students...
Education & Certification
- Chiba University - Bachelor in Arts, Economics
- Columbia University in the City of New York - Master of Science, Information Technology Project Management
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- Japanese
- Introduction to Japanese
- Mandarin Chinese 4
- +5 subjects

Aleph: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
...Understanding the Financial Crisis (Econ 4301) of professor Fernando Martin, Microeconomics (MEC 290) of professor Daniel Gottlieb, Introduction to Microeconomics (Econ 1011) of professor Brian Rogers, and Development Economics (Econ 471) of professor Sanghmitra Gautam. As a tutor from 2012 to 2014 at California State University Fullerton where I got my master's degree in Economics (GPA 3.97), I helped undergraduate students, one-on-one, at Mihaylo College Tutoring Center, with courses such as Econometrics, Mathematical Economics, Introduction...
Education & Certification
- Beijing Jiaotong University - Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering
- Washington University in St Louis - Master of Arts, Economics
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- Korean
- Science
- Pre-Calculus
- +72 subjects

LaYow : St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
...neither is learning. My teaching philosophy is that every student learns and understands concepts differently. Therefore, my goal is to not only personalize learning by listening and responding to each student, but I also want to help students discover their style of learning and how to maximize it for the future. I tutor all the basic sciences up to the AP and SAT 2 level(Chemistry, Biology, and Physics); Mathematics (up to Calculus III/Multivariable Calculus); French...
Education & Certification
- Washington University in St Louis - Bachelor of Science, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- French
- Mandarin Chinese 1
- French 1
- +37 subjects
Education & Certification
- Saint Louis University-Main Campus - Bachelor of Science, Physics
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- Calculus
- AP Calculus AB
- Mandarin Chinese 3
- +54 subjects

Robin: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
...actually enjoy taking tests (weird I know). I am very skilled at helping others to learn the topics presented, improve their test-taking strategies, and improve their score. You must "think like the test writers" and be prepared for every twist and turn they will throw your way. My schedule is very flexible, and I will work hard with you to meet your goals. Also, you must be committed to working outside of the tutoring sessions...
Education & Certification
- Baylor University - Bachelor of Science, Chemistry
- Baylor University - Master of Science, Inorganic Chemistry
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- Latin
- MCAT Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behavior
- Human Geography
- +119 subjects

Elle: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
...Mandarin for my entire life as well. I took 9 AP tests throughout high school in addition to the ACT. I got a 5 on Calculus BC, macroeconomics, psychology, seminar, and statistics, and a 4 on microeconomics, chemistry, computer science A, and environmental science. I am passionate about helping others, and believe that a strong fundamental knowledge of the subject is the most important factor to improving overall grades and future learning.
Education & Certification
- Washington University in St Louis - Current Undergrad Student, Economics
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- IB Language B
- ACT Residual
- Middle School Reading
- +49 subjects

Rebekah: St. Louis Mandarin Chinese course instructor
...years, I have taught math from 6-12 grade. I have learned how to assess a student's strengths and weaknesses while providing them with instruction and activities that help them practice the specific skills they need to improve. I have designed lessons for students with various learning styles using teacher-designed curriculum. I have worked with students in small groups and one-on-one during school tutoring opportunities. I have experience motivating students who express a dislike for math...
Education & Certification
- Wake Forest University - Bachelor in Arts, Anthropology
- University of Missouri-St Louis - Masters in Education, Mathematics Teacher Education
Subject Expertise
- Mandarin Chinese
- Test Prep
- REGENTS
- Geometry
- +52 subjects