GoEast Kids Winter Chinese Camp in Shanghai | Ages 8–17
GoEast Kids Winter Chinese Camp in Shanghai | Ages 8–17
Location
  • China
    • Shanghai
Length
2 to 4 weeks
Language
Chinese
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Program Details

Language Level
BeginnerIntermediateAdvanced
Immersion Level
Standard
Class Size
Medium Class (8-15)
Weekly Classroom Hours
15

Pricing

$1,055
Price Details
Starting price: USD 1,055 / RMB 6,800 for the two-week half-day Academic Chinese Booster. Half-day fees: RMB 6,800 (2 weeks), RMB 10,200 (3 weeks), RMB 12,800 (4 weeks). The two-week full-day Chinese Cultural Adventure costs USD 2,295 / RMB 14,800 and includes Chinese classes, cultural activities, lunch and snacks. Half-day camp includes Chinese classes and snacks. Accommodation, airfare and airport transfers are not included. Winter sessions: November 30–December 11, 2026 and December 28, 2026–January 8, 2027.
What's Included
Some Activities Classes Some Meals
What's Included (Extra)

Both options include small-group Mandarin lessons, snacks and medical insurance during camp. Full-day Chinese Cultural Adventure also includes lunch, two snacks, cultural activities and local visits. Maximum 8 students per class, placed by age and Chinese level.

What's Not Included
Accommodation Airfare Airport Transfers Visa
What's Not Included (Extra)

No overnight accommodation or 24/7 supervision. Students need a parent or local guardian in Shanghai. Flights, visas and airport transfers cost extra. Optional arrival support is available; confirm fees with an advisor. Half-day fees exclude lunch and afternoon activities.

Jun 07, 2019
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About Program

Spend winter break building practical Mandarin skills with GoEast Kids in Shanghai. This day camp welcomes ages 8–17 at the Zhongshan Park campus, with groups based on age and Chinese level, from complete beginner to advanced. Classes have no more than 8 students, giving each learner time to speak and receive feedback. Choose the half-day Academic Chinese Booster (Monday–Friday, 09:00–12:00) or the full-day Chinese Cultural Adventure (09:00–16:00). The full-day option pairs morning Chinese lessons with afternoon activities such as dumpling making, calligraphy, kung fu and museum visits. Winter sessions run November 30–December 11, 2026 and December 28, 2026–January 8, 2027. Children return to their family or local guardian after camp each day, so families can enjoy Shanghai together in the evenings.

Program Highlights

  • Choose half-day Academic Chinese Booster (09:00–12:00) or full-day Chinese Cultural Adventure (09:00–16:00), Monday–Friday.
  • Winter 2026–27: November 30–December 11, 2026 and December 28, 2026–January 8, 2027.
  • Full-day camp includes lunch, two snacks and guided cultural activities; half-day camp includes Chinese lessons and snacks.
  • Day camp at GoEast’s Zhongshan Park campus in Shanghai; children return to family or a local guardian each day. Medical insurance is included during camp.
  • Maximum 8 students per class, grouped by age (8–12, 12–15 and 15–17) and placed by Chinese level, from beginner to advanced.

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Lynda
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Great teaching and also fun

I took classes at GoEast from end 2018 to early 2019 and went from zero to HSK2. My teachers Ellie and Myra who where both funny and super good. It didnt' feel like school and the more I learned the more I wanted to do well for them and myself. It's a unique combination of learning but also making it fun and personal. For example we learn terms related to our proffession so that we can use them immediatly and introduce our name and job title a little bit. I did both group classes (HSK1) and private (HSK2). Group classes are fun, I think private class is faster. Both at the Yangu campus because I studied at Fudan. The campus is nice where they also hold events and serve good coffee. I'm very proud of what I learned so quickly and looking back GoEast has made my Shanghai experience better. Jiayou!

What was the most unfamiliar thing you ate?
The teachers (not just the two I had) also took me out for dinner sometimes and introduced me to new food. Chicken foot is not my favourite!
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