CSA in the news:

China is the America of the 21st century, where anything is possible... China Study Abroad aims to make China more accessible to students and work-experience seekers from abroad. Jaede Tan [Managing Partner of CSA] believes that anyone who is determined to make it in China can find a way if they are willing to take risks. 'It takes that adventurous, gung-ho sort of person who says, 'Okay, this is China, I’m going to be here and make it work.' It’s the Chinese dream.'

The Long March Home
The Sunday Times
August 1, 2010

The CSA approach to teaching Mandarin highlights interaction and student involvement, ensuring students not only learn, but also enjoy learning. And by only employing experienced and professional teachers CSA guarantees that the needs, interests, and learning styles of their students are addressed.

Lanuguage Magazine: The Journal of Communication & Education
February, 2007

If you want to go to china to study, or just to learn the language, China Study Abroad is a great place to start! They have internships, business classes and volunteer programs available all over China.

Student Traveler
Trusted by over 1,000 study abroad offices across the US
April, 2007

With program lengths ranging from one week to one year, participants can join one of CSA's popular courses or work with a program advisor to design their ideal experience abroad. Combining Mandarin Chinese language classes with extra-curricular workshops, language tutorials, social activities, interaction with native speakers, and fun events held throughout the year, China Study Abroad's programs are unique and affordable options for total immersion into the Chinese culture, language, and way of life.

Taking the Route to a Silk Tounge
Language Magazine: The Journal of Communication & Education
January, 2007

Any impression that Chinese language schools are less sophisticated in their range of course and service options than schools in other language travel destinations is belied by the facts... China’s language schools generally offer a wide range of extra-curricular activities and trips that allow all students to sample the local culture. China Study Abroad has responded [to market demands] by providing options that include kung-fu, traditional Chinese medicine and Chinese cookery.

Mandarin Market Blossoming
Language Travel Magazine
May, 2010