One Year Chinese Training Program

Guizhou University (GZU), known locally as Guida, is the flagship provincial university based in Guiyang, Guizhou, with roots reaching back to 1902 and formal reconstitution in the mid-20th century. Today GZU enrolls tens of thousands of students across undergraduate, postgraduate, and adult education programs, and it hosts a broad network of faculty that includes seasoned researchers and nationally recognized experts. The campus combines regional heritage with expanding scientific and engineering capacity to serve southwest China.

The university comprises 24 colleges offering more than 137 undergraduate specialties across philosophy, sciences, engineering, agriculture, law, and the humanities, and it supports multiple national and provincial research laboratories and teaching centers. Emphasis on applied research, technology transfer, and provincial development creates practical learning pathways; international partnerships with over 100 institutions support student exchanges, joint research projects, and scholarship placements.

On-campus accommodation is straightforward and affordable for international students, with triple, double, and single rooms equipped with basic amenities; monthly rates typically range from about RMB 500 to RMB 800 depending on room type. Student services include language support, orientation programs, and assistance with scholarships such as the Chinese Government Scholarship. For students seeking an affordable, research-active university with strong regional ties and growing international links, GZU offers a practical pathway to study in southwest China.

The One Year Chinese Training Program at Guizhou University is for international students who want to become proficient in Chinese. It's a non-degree program that lasts one year, giving students plenty of time to practice and improve their Chinese skills.

Students take classes in Chinese language and culture, and participate in activities that help them use Chinese in real-life situations. They learn about Chinese history, literature, and customs, which helps them understand the language better.

After completing this program, students can work as Chinese language consultants, cultural ambassadors, or international marketing specialists. They can also work in government agencies or non-profit organizations that have partnerships with Chinese companies or organizations.