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Shenzhen Saint Accord Spanish Training School is a school specializing in Spanish teaching and Western language communication in Shenzhen.

Shenzhen Saint Accord Spanish Training School

Shenzhen Saint Accord Spanish Training School is

Since its inception, according to the needs of students and society, it has provided a variety of courses such as:

Based on the teaching principle of "learning for the best", the first "4 + 1" teaching mode combining Chinese and foreign teachers is exclusively created. Teachers from domestic institutions of higher learning such as Northern Languages and CUHK are combined with foreign teachers from Spain.

Why teach only Spanish?

Spanish is the second largest language in the world and is used by about 400 million people

Teach Spanish well, so that everyone learns successfully. Hope our efforts will make the Spanish passionate

Shenzhen, nicknamed Pengcheng, is located in Guangdong Province, the People's Republic of China. It is the earliest special economic zone in China, and it is also a sub-provincial city and one of five planned cities. It borders Hong Kong in the south, and Huizhou and Dongguan in the east and north. It has jurisdiction over 6 administrative regions and 4 administrative regions. During the early stage of China's reform and opening up, it has created the famous "Shenzhen speed", which is regarded as a "test field" for China's reform and opening up and a window to show the results of reform and opening up.

Shenzhen, together with Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou, is regarded as the first-tier city in China. Its economic aggregate follows the above three places and ranks fourth in the country for a long time. Shenzhen is the national economic center city. In 2013, Shenzhen achieved a GDP of 1.45023 trillion yuan. The per capita GDP reached US $ 22,000, ranking first in domestic large and medium-sized cities. The economy is based on finance, high-tech, logistics and real estate as the pillar industries. The Shenzhen Stock Exchange, located in the center of the city, is one of the two major stock exchanges in China and is an important financing platform for Chinese companies and enterprises. Shenzhen is a typical immigration city. Most of the residents are non-local born. Most of them come from various places in Guangdong Province and neighboring provinces such as Hunan, Hubei and Sichuan. They have a very high tolerance for foreign population.

Shenzhen is an important sea, land, and air transportation hub city in China, and it has an urban subway with a high mileage. Due to its proximity to Hong Kong, the city border has the largest number of entry and exit ports in the country, of which Huanggang Port implements 24-hour customs clearance. The city's cultural and sports hardware facilities are on par with Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, and are advanced in China. In August 2011, the 26th World University Summer Games were also held. In August 2010, the "Shenzhen Urban Master Plan (2010-2020)" approved by the State Council identified Shenzhen as "China's Special Economic Zone, National Economic Center City and International City".

Nanshan Campus Address: 6F, Block C, Shennan Garden, Science and Technology Park, Nanshan District (Subway Shenzhen University Station Exit A4 or Bus Science Park Station, Shennan Keyuan Interchange North Station)

Address of Phuket Campus: 16F, Block B, Office Building, Phuket Central Plaza, Longgang District (Exit of West Exit of Phuket Station of Metro Station or New Street of Phuket, Phuket Street Station) ^[1]