Beijing Attractions
Get in2 China
Even if you graduate from a prestigious university, with merit or distinction, it is nevertheless hard to find a good job. People with working experience are preferred, and experienc...
Even if you graduate from a prestigious university, with merit or distinction, it is nevertheless hard to find a good job. People with working experience are preferred, and experience of working in an international environment is highly praised. And what if you are just a fresher with no experience whatsoever?
Internship is then a good solution to this problem. Internship allows you to apply all skills and knowledge acquired during studies, get first-hand experience, estimate your own abilities and etc. But finding the right internship position is no less easier then finding a job. Therefore, it makes sense to rely on a recruiting firm or a company that arrange an internship for you.
One more advantage of arranging an internship through Get in2 China company is that all the internships offered are paid. The monthly stipend depends on the company an intern works in, but on average it can be from 150 up to 500 euro per month. With China’s relatively low living costs and accommodation being included into business internship program fee, such a sum is a good extra income.
Get in2 China’s Business Internship program is beneficial from a number of different perspectives. It is not simply «work and study» program, it is a travelling program as well. Tours and excursions to China’s world-famous sights are a vital part of the whole experience, and they are provisioned by the program package. Overall, being an intern in China is a rather comprehensive activity. It includes working in a company, travelling around, studying language, meeting new people, investigating new culture... and so on. It’s undoubtedly worth trying!
School Get in2 China is located in the heart of Beijing.
Near subway stations YongHeGong, DongZhiMen, BeiXinQiao. All training and office space located in a cozy courtyard, decorated in traditional Chinese style (District DongZhiMen), the very atmosphere which promotes the study of Chinese language and culture of China. All teachers are professionals who have degrees in education "Chinese as a Foreign Language" and years of experience with foreign students. School Get in2 China is unique and attractive in that it can provide its students with training in both Chinese and foreign companies in Beijing during the training. Minimum period of training - 1 month.
Over the past few years School Get in2 China hosted and produced more than a thousand students from 40 different countries. Many former students of the School Get in2 China recommend it to friends as a great place to study Chinese language. Quality Control System School Get in2 China covers the external and internal monitoring of the level of professionalism of teachers, quality of training, teaching aids and materials, cultural activities, training and housing. Employees of School of Chinese companies Get in2 China is always ready to answer all questions and wishes the students to make the time spent for studies in schools, it was a pleasant and productive. While attending school organizes trips for sightseeing and cultural activities, such as Beijing Opera, Acrobatic Show, Beijing Zoo, etc., as well as travel to cities in China.
Educational Programs:
1. Basic course.
The program involves 10 hours per week of Chinese language in small groups of 5 to 8 people.
2. Intensive course.
The program involves 20 hours per week of Chinese language in small groups of 3 to 5 persons.
3. Education + Training Course
The program combines Chinese course (2 or 4 hours a day) and work in a dynamic business environment (earnings 1500 - 6000 Yuan).
Beijing Articles
Dazzling Spring Flowers in Beijing
As Beijing enters its beautiful spring season, the city is steeped in the fragrance of flowers and decorated by their dazzling blossoms. It is a great pleasure to stroll around the city, enjoy natural fragrance and feasting your eyes on various flowers, including...
As Beijing enters its beautiful spring season, the city is steeped in the fragrance of flowers and decorated by their dazzling blossoms. It is a great pleasure to stroll around the city, enjoy natural fragrance and feasting your eyes on various flowers, including Yuejie (Chinese Rose), Yulan (Magnolia), Taohua (Peach Blossom) and Yinghua( Cherry Blossom).
Please contact Annie for more flower tour information.
Spring Rolls (Chun Juan)
Very popular in Western Chinese restaurants, Spring Rolls in the west are sad imitations of the amazing ones that are available in Beijing. The ingredients used in Beijing's Spring Rolls are almost limitless and each restaurant has its own specialty.
Beijing local food
Some old Beijing local snacks you musn't miss when you travel there!
Some old Beijing local snacks you musn't miss when you travel there!
Soybean Paste Cake(Lv Da Gun 驴打滚)
Candy with yams and chinese dates (Tang Juan Guo 糖卷果)
Fried flour paste(Jiao Quan 焦圈)
Pea Paste Cake( Wan Dou Huang 豌豆黄)
Almond, sesame, greengage and surgar packaged with boiled sticky rice (Ai Wo Wo 艾窝窝)
Fried ginger slices, sweet with fragrance of sweet-scentedosmanthus(Jiang Si Pai Cha 姜丝排叉)
Fried flour oaste mixed with cream, vanilla and surgar water(Nai You Zha Gao 奶油炸糕)
Top Beijing Tours
$300 Per Day
Shicha Hai
Shichahai is a famous scenic area that includes three lakes (Qian Hai, meaning Front Sea; Hou Hai, meaning Back Sea and Xi Hai, meaning Western Sea), surrounding places of historic interest and scenic beauty, and remnants of old-style Beijing residences, Hutong and Courtyard. It is located in the northwest part of Beijing, and covers a large area of 146.7 hectares (about 363 acres). We can take a walk along the lake and have a cup of hot coffee after some strolling.
...Read moreShichahai is a famous scenic area that includes three lakes (Qian Hai, meaning Front Sea; Hou Hai, meaning Back Sea and Xi Hai, meaning Western Sea), surrounding places of historic interest and scenic beauty, and remnants of old-style Beijing residences, Hutong and Courtyard. It is located in the northwest part of Beijing, and covers a large area of 146.7 hectares (about 363 acres). We can take a walk along the lake and have a cup of hot coffee after some strolling.
The greatest point of interest in Shichahai today is its residences, Hutong and Courtyard. In and around Beijing City, Shichahai is one of the best places to view well-preserved Hutongs and courtyards.
Hope you can enjoy!!
$200 Per Day
Private Beijing Antique Shopping Tour with Lunch
Start your private tour with pickup from your central Beijing hotel, and meet your private guide.
Hop inside your private, climate-controlled vehicle and travel to your first stop: Liulichang Antique Street. Situated in old Beijing, this history-steeped street is lined with stone shop-houses selling antique books, handicrafts, paintings, rubbings, glazed pottery, and other treasures.
Hear about Liulichang’s history, and get advice from your guide as to the best shopping opportunities....Read more
Start your private tour with pickup from your central Beijing hotel, and meet your private guide.
Hop inside your private, climate-controlled vehicle and travel to your first stop: Liulichang Antique Street. Situated in old Beijing, this history-steeped street is lined with stone shop-houses selling antique books, handicrafts, paintings, rubbings, glazed pottery, and other treasures.
Hear about Liulichang’s history, and get advice from your guide as to the best shopping opportunities. Sift through the traditional shops and stands, and explore the side lanes (hutongs), where the shops still bear original Ming and Qing architectural features like ornately carved doors and upswept roofs.
Next, drive to Panjiayuan Market, a so-called ‘weekend market’ that’s open daily. Weave through the throng of stands, perusing the huge array of antiques, curios, ceramics, Tibetan rugs, calligraphy, and other finds.
After shopping here, refuel with lunch at a Chinese restaurant, and continue to Baoguosi Cultural Market, set around an old temple. Scour the courtyards of vendors hawking stamps, books, coins and jade, and get tips on scouting out and clinching the best deals from your guide.
If time allows, squeeze in a visit to Hongqiao Market, a mall known for its pearl traders, and electronics, art, clothes, and accessories shops. Trawl for bargains, and haggle over pearls and other precious gems as perfect keepsakes of your time in Beijing.
After seven hours, your tour concludes with a hotel drop-off.