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Mandarin Inn

Shanghai Mandarin school at 1280 Huaihai Middle Road. Public pages list adult, teen, business, culture, online, intensive, part-time, and student-visa programs.

Private school Private Mandarin school In person / Online 1-on-1 / Small group

Courses

Student Visa Program / Intensive / Part-time / Online / Culture / Business / Kids & Teens

Additional note: Immersion / intensive / Semester / long-term program / HSK support / Business Chinese / Mandarin language & culture / Teacher training

Class format

Delivery modeIn person / Online
Class model1-on-1 / Small group
Provider typePrivate Mandarin school

Visa and dates

Visa noteNot specified
Year hints2026, 2008
Official page dateMarch 18, 2026
Directory updateOctober 2026

Public-source summaries

6 edited summaries; showing 6. These are not verified people counts.

Positive 5 Mixed 1

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Language International Date not specified
Directory rating / aggregate Shanghai Mixed feedback

The Q&A discusses limitations around student-visa support.

Language International May 8, 2015
Directory rating / aggregate Shanghai Mostly positive

Review title praises teachers and study ambiance.

Language International May 28, 2015
Directory rating / aggregate Shanghai Mostly positive

Review title mentions a relaxing learning environment.

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Third-party page (identity not independently verified) Shanghai Mostly positive

Allan reported better comprehension and communication during four weeks and valued the teachers and school setting.

Language International Date not specified
Third-party page (identity not independently verified) Shanghai Mostly positive

Kim valued varied teaching approaches, memorable grammar explanations, and a friendly, personal learning environment.

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Third-party page (identity not independently verified) Shanghai Mostly positive

Elaine praised enthusiastic teachers who encouraged Chinese use and helped make language and cultural learning enjoyable.

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