eChineselearning (ECL) featured on China Radio International's "Voices from Other Lands" recently. January 31, 2008 Click to listen
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SAN FRANCISCO – Chinese language teachers in Beijing don’t need to apply for work visas to teach in the United States anymore. From an office in west Beijing they can teach their mother tongue through the Internet language school eChineselearning (ECL) to Americans and students in 41 other countries. January 6, 2008
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The one-on-one teaching model enables students to schedule lessons and choose course content themselves. December 28, 2007
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Since starting the operation last December, the website has signed up more than 400 overseas students ranging in age from four to 74 living in 42 countries. New student enrollment is growing at a two-digit rate month-on-month. December 24, 2007
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"Using the company's self-developed teaching software, along with writing tablets and telephony like Skype, students in far away places can listen, talk to and see teachers, as well as the blackboards behind them. The one-on-one teaching model enables students to schedule lessons and choose course content themselves." December 24, 2007
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Founder and CEO Rao operates eChineseLearning.com, China's largest video-based online Chinese tutoring website.
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So far, eChineselearning (ECL) has enrolled about 300 students from 25 countries. Most come from the United States, but other students come from as far way as Venezuela and Latvia. Students' ages range from as young as 4 to more than 60.
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