HSK4 Diploma II Chinese Manderian1 1 Syllabus Mumbai University by munotes
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Date: 20th Feb 2017 Signature:
Name of BOS Chairperson / Dean: ___________________________________ Sr.
No. Heading Particulars
1 Title of the
Course Diploma II (HSK 4)
2 Eligibility for
Admission Diploma I (HSK 3) passed
3 Passing
Marks 180 marks out of 300
4 Ordinances /
Regulations ( if any)
5 No. of Years /
Semesters 120 hours
6 Level Diploma
7 Pattern Hourly basis
8 Status Revised
9 To be implemented from Academic Year From Academic Year
2017- 18 AC___________
Item No. 9
UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI
Syllabus for Approval
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ITEM 9 APPENDIX 10
UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI
CONFUCIUS INSTITUTE
DIPLOMA II (HSK 4)
CHINESE MANDARIN
PART TIME PROGRAMME
ORDINANCES & SYLLABUS
Programme 2017 onwards
(As per Credit System)
TO BE INTRODUCED FROM THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2017-18
Part time Programme 2017- 2018
UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI
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Confucius Institute
Programme: DIPLOMA II in CHINESE MANDARIN (HSK 4)
Credits: 4 Duration: 120 hrs
Objectives:
1. Imparting communication skills in Chinese Mandarin for Level 4. Teaching of higher
intermediate Chinese Mandarin language to students who have passed Level 3. A
minimum of 1200 Chinese words will be taught along with detailed information on
Chinese culture. Chinese character will be increased largely. The learners shall gain
ability to discuss on a wide range of topics and the ability to communicate fluently,
with native Chi nese speakers.
2. Facilitation of learning of intermediate Chinese Mandarin language by imparting reading, writing, understanding and speaking skills by latest teaching methods .
Rationale of Diploma II Chinese Mandarin (Level 4):
The level of proficiency a ttained at the end of this course is that of near total fluency in
spoken Chinese and the understanding of it. The Diploma II in Communicative Chinese Mandarin (Level 4), is the higher intermediate level of learning the Chinese Language
through the integrated communicative approach. The required intense interaction with the methodologies, tools and techniques of teaching, deployed as in the teaching of various languages, i ncluding foreign languages make this the comfort level in the learning of the
Chinese language. Mandarin Chinese now develops into a comfortably spoken and understood second, third or foreign language .
Programme Description:
The programme shall enable t he learners to communicate in Chinese at a normal level in their
daily, academic and professional lives. The learners will be able to recognize more characters and excel in writing. Building on the base of Level 3, the learner will learn clear expression,
emphasizing, exclamation, degree, frequency, to remind, comfort, encourage and express emotions etc with a certain level of fluency. They will develop communication skills of speaking, reading, listening and understanding for daily routine use as well as a fluency in
social interaction, even with native Chinese speakers. The learners shall possess the ability to further their Chinese Mandarin language studies by going into advanced level courses.
Ordinances and Regulations as per the credit system of the Faculty of Arts, University of
Mumbai
O_________ Title: Diploma II Chinese Mandarin (Level 4)
O_________ Eligibility: Students seeking admission to this programme should have passed
Diploma I Chinese Mandarin (Level 3)
R_________ Intake Capacity: 50
R_________ Teaching Faculty Qualification: as per the University norms for part time
courses with training in communicative approach to language teaching.
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R_________ Duration of the Course: 120 hours
R_________ Fees: Tuition fees: Rs. 20000/ -
Exam fees: Rs. 360/ - (to be paid at the time of admission )
R_________ Standard of Passing: 180 marks out of 300
R_________ Scheme of Syllabus and Evaluation
R_________ Scheme of examination: 300 marks total:
100 marks: Listening
100 marks: Reading
100 marks: Writing
Pattern of the exam paper: As per model paper Hanban.
External Candidates with equivalent prerequisite competence shall be permitted to appear for the Diploma II Chinese Mandarin (Le vel 4) by paying a fees of Rs. 10000/ -
Note: The Confucius Institute may also become the exam centre for HSK Hanban soon. In
such an event, HSK Levels 1 -6 and HSKK Levels 1- 3 examinations will be offered by the
Institute and the additional fees will be as below:
HSK 4 Rs. 4500/ -
Syllabus:
Prescribed textbook:
1. Liu Xun, New Practical Chinese Reader 4 , 2
nd edition, Beijing Language and Culture
University Press
2. Jiang Liping, Standard Course HSK 4shang and xia , Beijing Language and Culture University Press
(Ready Course Material till book is out)
Additional audio visual and print material to be compiled by the teacher.
Regular / Online material as per available infrastructure and resources.