Is English widely used in China ?
It is likely that the group will have an English speaking tour guide; however English is not widely used in China . There are some English speakers in Beijing and Shanghai and Shanghai is easier for individuals with little or no Chinese language ability. Participants are advised to bring a Mandarin phrase book. Should I be worried about the bird flu or other diseases? Where can I get more information on this topic? People living in China certainly have no reason to panic about the current situation of bird flu. However, it is also no time for complacency. The best thing to do is to be both informed and prepared. Below are several links from the most credible sources with updated information on this topic. The World Health Organization http://www.who.int/csr/disease/avian_influenza/en/index.html United States Embassy in China http://beijing.usembassy-china.org.cn/avianflufactsheet.html United States Department of Agriculture http://www.usda.gov/wps/portal/!ut/p/_s.7_0_A/7_0_1OB?navid=AV
English is not widely used in China ; however there are some English speakers in Beijing and Shanghai . Shanghai is easier for individuals with little or no Chinese language ability. Participants are advised to bring a Mandarin phrase book. Is it possible to receive college credit for the internship? In many cases it is possible to receive college credit while participating in Abroad China’s internship programs. It is recommended that you speak with your universities study abroad office and/or academic advisor as internship requirements vary from school to school. Abroad China ‘s staff is willing to contact your university to assist in this process. Should I be worried about the bird flu or other diseases? Where can I get more information on this topic? People living in China certainly have no reason to panic about the current situation of bird flu. However, it is also no time for complacency. The best thing to do is to be both informed and prepared. Below are several links from the mo
