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Jim

Singapore
C$78

60-min

/h

Cantonese (professional teacher from Hong Kong) for - Business / Leisure / Study / TravelTranslate this text using Google Translate.

Cantonese (professional teacher from Hong Kong) for - Business / Leisure / Study / TravelTranslate this text using Google Translate.

1. Knowing Cantonese will unlock more career options. Did you know that Hong Kong ranks third as a global financial center (after New York and London), and it’s the richest city in the world? Not only is Hong Kong an important financial hub in Asia, but it also has the highest Financial Development Index score and was ranked as the world’s most competitive economy. Most international institutions and businesses have footprints—or even their Asian headquarters—in Hong Kong. Being familiar with the Cantonese language, culture, and business environment can be key in settling important negotiations, making major deals, or even opening up new career opportunities. 2. Learning the language will broaden your horizons. Hong Kong’s “East meets West” culture is unique: Hong Kong became a British colony in 1842 and was handed back over to China in 1997 under the “one country, two systems” arrangement. Under this arrangement, Hong Kong is a special administrative region of China—it enjoys a greater freedom of speech, a separate legal and judicial system, and has its own government, customs, and currency. Even mainland Chinese have to go through Immigration checks upon arriving in Hong Kong. 3. Cantonese will connect you with others. Cantonese is the oldest and most popular Chinese dialect spoken in Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macau, and some neighboring areas around the eastern part of Guangxi. It’s the official language in Hong Kong and Macau, and is historically the most popular form of Chinese spoken outside of mainland China. I’m not kidding about Cantonese being spoken everywhere. It’s the most widely spoken dialect among Chinese communities in Canada, the United States of America, and Australia, as well as Europe and Southeast Asia. 4. Knowing Cantonese will facilitate friendships with the locals. Want to make local friends and know more about the everyday life of Hong Kongers? Even though English is one of the official languages in Hong Kong, Cantonese is the go-to language in the everyday lives of locals. Not to mention the fact that people from the more rural areas may not even speak English at all.A solid understanding of Cantonese can make your experience in the local Hong Kong markets, rural areas, and restaurants so much smoother and a lot more fun! And you’ll be able to make new local friends along the way and hone your friendships (or even a new romance!) with the local language. 5. Cantonese is easy to learn. Cantonese is straightforward! For example, Cantonese grammar rules are simpler than those of many other languages. We don’t have tenses (past, future, past perfect, etc.) like English does, nor do we have grammatical gender like French. Also, we’re quite direct when expressing ourselves. Many Cantonese learners, in an attempt to translate what is polite in their own language, actually make a mess of a sentence in Cantonese by adding a lot of unnecessary words.

George

United Kingdom
C$48

60-min

/h

Business Studies for Year 9, GCSE (Year 10and 11), AS Level (Year 12) and A Level (Year 13)Translate this text using Google Translate.

Business Studies for Year 9, GCSE (Year 10and 11), AS Level (Year 12) and A Level (Year 13)Translate this text using Google Translate.

GCSE/A Level business studies. KS4 Overview GCSE Business Studies Topics: The content is covered in six clear and distinct topic areas: 1) Business activity – Focuses on products and services, entrepreneurs, ownership and stakeholders 2) Influences on business – Considers external factors and influences such as technology and ethics 3) Business operations – Includes methods of production, quality control and sales processes 4) Finance – Covers sources of finance, cash flow forecasting, breakeven and data on financial performance 5) Marketing – Includes market research, marketing strategy and decision making and the marketing mix 6) Human resources – Covers recruitment, training, organisation, development and employee motivation KS5 Overview AS/A' Level Business Studies What does the AS course include? The AS course lays the foundation of understanding how businesses function and builds a knowledge of how managers make decisions. There are six areas within the subject content: marketing; accounting and finance; people at work; operations management; external influences and companies’ objectives and strategies. What does the A’ Level course involve? Business Studies can be continued at A' Level where you can further develop a critical understanding of organisations and the markets they serve through deeper study of the above subject areas.

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