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Chinese Language Courses in Edinburgh
We are a dedicated centre for Chinese language education offering evening and daytime classes to the general public. Our programmes combine traditional teaching methods with modern pedagogical approaches to cater to diverse learning needs. Established through a strategic partnership between Edinburgh and Fudan institutions, we deliver accredited language courses and cultural initiatives. Our team of experienced instructors provides tailored learning experiences, including HSK/HSKK preparation and private tutoring. Located in Edinburgh, we maintain strong collaborations with partners in Scotland and China to enhance educational outreach.

Our facilities include three purpose-built buildings housing classrooms, libraries, and administrative offices. We operate year-round with extended closures during December/January and observe bank holiday schedules. Our membership services include library access and resource borrowing during specified hours. Committed to excellence, we have developed an effective partnership model that supports continuous growth and community engagement.
Services
Chinese Language Classes HSK/HSKK Preparation Private Tutoring Cultural Workshops Scholarship Programmes
Highlights and features
  • We offer diverse evening and daytime Chinese language classes for all proficiency levels
  • Our effective partnership model connects Scotland with Chinese educational institutions
  • We provide accredited HSK/HSKK examination preparation programmes
  • Our Edinburgh campus features purpose-built teaching facilities and libraries
  • We maintain year-round operations with experienced language instruction specialists
Services
Chinese Language Classes
We deliver structured Chinese language programmes for adults through evening and daytime classes. Our curriculum caters to all proficiency levels from beginner to advanced learners. The courses combine traditional teaching methods with modern pedagogical approaches to ensure effective language acquisition and cultural understanding.
HSK/HSKK Preparation
Our accredited HSK/HSKK examination preparation programmes help students achieve internationally recognised Chinese language proficiency certifications. The training focuses on all four language skills - listening, reading, writing and speaking - with practice tests and targeted skill development.
Private Tutoring
We offer personalised private tutoring sessions tailored to individual learning needs and goals. Our experienced instructors provide focused attention to improve specific language skills, prepare for examinations, or develop professional Chinese language capabilities for business contexts.
Cultural Workshops
Our cultural workshops include Chinese calligraphy and brush painting classes that complement language learning with traditional art forms. These sessions provide practical experience of Chinese cultural heritage through hands-on instruction from specialist tutors using authentic techniques.
Scholarship Programmes
We facilitate scholarship opportunities for students wishing to study in China through our institutional partnerships. These programmes provide financial support and academic pathways for advanced Chinese language study and cultural immersion experiences in China.
Questions
When do your Chinese language courses start?
Our autumn term begins on 29th September 2025, with a five-week summer programme running from 30th June to 1st August 2025.
What types of Chinese language classes do you offer?
We provide evening and daytime classes for adults, including HSK/HSKK preparation, private tutoring, and cultural workshops in calligraphy and brush painting.
Where are your teaching facilities located?
Our campus spans three buildings: Abden House (administrative centre), and teaching facilities at 79 and 81 Dalkeith Road in Edinburgh.
Do you offer library access to students?
Yes, our lending library is available to members for book borrowing between 10:30-17:00 Monday-Friday.
Are there parking facilities available?
Visitors can park in Abden House grounds or the University car park between gates marking the campus entrance on Marchhall Crescent.