Jogja
Mandarin Tutoring in Jogja for HSK Targets and Study in China
By the Numbers
24+
Mandarin tutors
5
areas in Jogja
4.9average rating · 663 reviews
Highlights
Starting from zero, Mandarin tutoring in Jogja for a Chinese Government Scholarship usually aims at HSK 3 for undergraduate applicants and HSK 4 for master's or PhD applicants. EduPoint matches each learner with one of 24 tutors based in Yogyakarta City, Sleman, Bantul, and Kulon Progo. Lessons happen where the learner is or on screen, at Rp 90.000 per hour of study.
- Tutors are graduates and students of Jogja campuses, including UIN Sunan Kalijaga, UMY, and UGM, who explain Mandarin sentence structure by comparing it with Indonesian, so beginners grasp the basic patterns before they start memorising hundreds of words.
- The learning target is written down in numbers from day one: the HSK level the scholarship guide asks for, the vocabulary to master, and a likely exam month. The tutor maps the starting level in the first session, and each month the learner can check progress in the report inside the learner app.
- Speaking practice is built for two things scholarship files often ask for: the HSKK oral test and a short interview in Mandarin. The tutor works from official model questions, records the learner's answers during the session, and marks the tones and pauses that still wobble so the next week's practice targets them.
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Overview
About Mandarin Tutoring Jogja
Jogja is known as Indonesia's student city, and Mandarin already has a foothold on its campuses. The UGM Vocational College runs a Mandarin study program, and since 10 April 2025 INTACT Base, a Taiwan Ministry of Education initiative for industry and academic cooperation, has opened Mandarin classes for Vocational College students preparing for exchanges, internships, or double degrees with Taiwan. Classes like these belong to specific programs and campus timetables. EduPoint's Mandarin tutoring in Jogja serves a wider circle: students from any campus in DIY, recent graduates putting a scholarship application together, and lecturers or researchers who need to read Mandarin sources. The HSK target is agreed with the tutor at the start, and the timetable follows each learner's lectures, working hours, or application deadline.
HSK (Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi) is the Mandarin proficiency exam for non-native speakers, and the version most scholarship guides refer to has six levels. Each level carries a clear cumulative vocabulary target: HSK 1 asks for 150 words, HSK 2 raises that to 300, HSK 3 to 600, HSK 4 to 1,200, HSK 5 to 2,500, and HSK 6 to 5,000. Speaking is tested separately in the HSKK. China has also published a new proficiency standard, numbered GF0025-2021, with three stages and nine levels that assess syllables, characters, vocabulary, and grammar. Because the level system is being updated, private Mandarin lessons in Jogja with EduPoint always match the target to the requirement written in the current year's university or scholarship guide.
The route Jogja learners ask about most is the Chinese Government Scholarship, which is applied for through the scholarship information system at campuschina.org. A 2022 scholarship guide published by Hunan Province lists HSK 3 for undergraduate or general scholar applicants to Mandarin-taught programs, and HSK 4 for master's and doctoral applicants. Programs taught in another language follow the host university's own rules. The same guide sets age limits: under 25 for undergraduates, under 35 for master's, and under 40 for doctoral study. These figures can shift between years and universities, so HSK preparation in Jogja at EduPoint uses the latest official guide as its reference when the study plan is drawn up.
24+
Mandarin tutors in Jogja
5
Coverage areas in Jogja
4.9
Average rating · 663 reviews
Why EduPoint
Why EduPoint's Mandarin Tutors in Jogja Suit the Scholarship Route
Classroom Mandarin courses in Jogja tend to follow one syllabus and a fixed timetable; learners with their own scholarship deadline need an HSK target and pace built around them.
Tutors are graduates and students of Jogja campuses, including UIN Sunan Kalijaga, UMY, and UGM, who explain Mandarin sentence structure by comparing it with Indonesian, so beginners grasp the basic patterns before they start memorising hundreds of words.
The learning target is written down in numbers from day one: the HSK level the scholarship guide asks for, the vocabulary to master, and a likely exam month. The tutor maps the starting level in the first session, and each month the learner can check progress in the report inside the learner app.
Speaking practice is built for two things scholarship files often ask for: the HSKK oral test and a short interview in Mandarin. The tutor works from official model questions, records the learner's answers during the session, and marks the tones and pauses that still wobble so the next week's practice targets them.
Lesson times can sit anywhere between 06.00 and 23.00. Students leaving town for community service placements or internships keep the same tutor, because meetings at a boarding house or agreed spot can move to Zoom or Google Meet for that stretch.
When a teaching style does not click, switching tutors costs nothing and has no limit. A WhatsApp message is enough, and the team finds another Mandarin tutor in DIY working from the same notes on the learner's needs.
Local Context
The Path from Zero Mandarin to a China Scholarship File
These five stages set out the order of Mandarin lessons for a China scholarship, from zero up to the HSK level such applications commonly require. The HSK 3 threshold for undergraduates and HSK 4 for master's or PhD applicants follow the 2022 Chinese Government Scholarship guide; always check them against the current year's guide and the host university's rules. Below the stages are three parts of the application, besides the HSK score, that learners usually prepare alongside their lessons.
- 1
Stage 1: Pinyin, four tones, and the first 150 words
The learner gets to know the Mandarin sound system, tells the four tones apart, and reads pinyin with confidence. The 150 words of HSK 1 cover introducing yourself, naming your campus in Jogja, numbers, and time.
- 2
Stage 2: Everyday sentences and basic characters (HSK 2)
Vocabulary rises to 300 words. Hanzi are practised stroke by stroke in sequence, and conversation moves to everyday student matters: class timetables, accommodation, food, and travel.
- 3
Stage 3: The undergraduate threshold at HSK 3
With 600 words, learners start to follow short texts and write simple paragraphs. This is the level commonly required of undergraduate applicants to Mandarin-taught programs on a Chinese Government Scholarship, so mock tests begin here.
- 4
Stage 4: The postgraduate threshold at HSK 4
Vocabulary reaches 1,200 words, grammar gets denser, and academic reading is introduced. HSK 4 preparation in Yogyakarta is the goal for master's and PhD applicants, with HSKK speaking practice added when the host university asks for it.
- 5
Stage 5: The exam, the score report, and the upload
Test dates and venues are checked on chinesetest.cn, since dates vary from one test centre to another. The final weeks go to full mock exams, work on recurring mistakes, and getting a valid HSK score report ready for the application.
Study plan or research proposal
The 2022 guide asks for at least 200 words or characters from undergraduates and at least 1,000 from master's and doctoral applicants. A tutor can help the learner draft a Mandarin version as writing practice.
Two recommendation letters for postgraduate study
Master's and PhD applicants need two letters from professors or associate professors. Count backwards from the deadline and line this up with the HSK exam date.
Legalised diplomas and transcripts
Diplomas and transcripts must be legalised or translated. Sorting them out alongside lessons keeps the last month free for Mandarin practice.
Coverage Areas
Mandarin Home Tutoring Coverage in Jogja
Yogyakarta City14 areas
GondokusumanDanurejanGedongtengenNgampilanWirobrajanMantrijeronKratonGondomananPakualamanMergangsanUmbulharjoKotagedeJetisTegalrejo
Sleman Regency16 areas
DepokMlatiNgaglikNgemplakKalasanPrambananBerbahTempelTuriPakemCangkringanSeyeganMinggirMoyudanGampingGodean
Bantul Regency15 areas
BantulSewonKasihanPandakBambanglipuroPundongKretekSandenSrandakanPiyunganPleretImogiriJetisDlingoBanguntapan
Kulon Progo Regency12 areas
WatesPengasihKokapGirimulyoNanggulanKalibawangSamigaluhSentoloLendahGalurPanjatanTemon
Our Tutors
Mandarin Tutors in Jogja
These six Mandarin tutors from the EduPoint network show the study backgrounds of the people who can support learners in Jogja, from graduates of campuses in Solo, Malang, and Surabaya to an alumna of the University of Jinan in China.
Naila N.
Mandarin Language Education, Universitas Negeri Surabaya
Tones first, vocabulary next
“Naila studied Mandarin Language Education at Universitas Negeri Surabaya, and in private lessons she likes to drill the four tones through short word pairs until the learner's ear picks them up on its own.”
Dwi D.
Mandarin Language, University of Jinan
Everyday Mandarin, Chinese-campus style
“Studying Mandarin at the University of Jinan gave Dwi a feel for conversation beyond the textbook, so learners preparing to study in China get a picture of real situations there.”
Zaki A.
Mandarin Language Education, Universitas Negeri Surabaya
Clean pinyin before characters
“For beginners who still mix up zh, z, and j, Zaki from UNESA's Mandarin Language Education programme sorts out pinyin pronunciation step by step before moving on to writing characters.”
Nadia N.
Mandarin Language and Chinese Culture, Universitas Sebelas Maret
Language read alongside its culture
“The Mandarin Language and Chinese Culture programme at UNS equipped Nadia to link vocabulary with Lunar New Year customs, food, and etiquette, things that feel close to home for learners in Jogja.”
Nanda A.
Mandarin Language Education, Universitas Negeri Malang
HSK targets split chapter by chapter
“HSK preparation feels lighter when the goal is broken into small pieces, so Nanda splits practice papers and vocabulary drills for scholarship applicants level by level, drawing on Mandarin teacher training in Malang.”
Wanda W.
Mandarin Language Education, Universitas Negeri Malang
Orderly stroke sequences
“Writing hanzi in the correct stroke order is Wanda's starting point in private lessons. Her training in Mandarin Language Education at Universitas Negeri Malang helps learners remember characters through their radicals.”
The profiles above are examples of tutors who have joined in this city. After registration, the EduPoint team matches each learner with a tutor who fits their learning needs, schedule, and location.
Ways to Learn
Ways to Learn Mandarin Tutoring Jogja
Both formats of private Mandarin in Jogja carry the same content. Learners can stick with one or switch partway through, for example meeting in person during the semester and going online while back in their hometown.
In person across DIY
This suits the early stages, when stroke order and tongue position for tones are easier to check up close. The tutor comes to the learner's boarding house or chosen spot, and travel within a reasonable distance is already part of the rate.
Online via Zoom or Google Meet
Sessions use a shared screen for character cards, audio clips, and HSK practice questions. Recordings are available to replay, handy for vocabulary review before the exam or while the learner is away from Jogja.
Who It Is For
Mandarin Tutoring Jogja — Every Learner Covered
Most Mandarin learners using this service are adults with a clear goal. These five profiles come to EduPoint in DIY most often.
Final-year students heading for a master's in China
Finishing a thesis while preparing a postgraduate application. The target is HSK 4, so the program is planned backwards from the scholarship deadline and fitted around supervision meetings.
Recent graduates preparing for a degree or language course
School leavers or new graduates aiming for an undergraduate place in China with HSK 3, or the Huayu Enrichment Scholarship in Taiwan. Many are starting Mandarin completely from scratch.
Lecturers and researchers
Need to read journals, archives, or documents in Mandarin. Lessons lean toward characters, academic vocabulary, and translation practice.
Tourism staff and business owners
Serve guests or suppliers who speak Mandarin. The material covers practical conversation, numbers and prices, work emails, and etiquette when meeting partners.
Senior high school students taking Mandarin
Students who chose Mandarin as a school subject or want an HSK certificate early. Sessions can run after school and follow what is being taught in class.
Material & Levels
Levels of Mandarin Tutoring Jogja
HSK 1
Beginner
150 words. Pinyin, the four tones, greetings, numbers, and introductions.
HSK 2
Elementary
300 words. Everyday sentences, basic characters, and simple questions.
HSK 3
Pre-Intermediate
600 words. Short paragraphs and campus conversation; the usual bar for undergraduate scholarships to China.
HSK 4
Intermediate
1,200 words. Discussing general topics and light academic reading; the usual bar for master's and PhD study.
HSK 5
Advanced
2,500 words. Reading articles, writing essays, and following lectures in Mandarin.
HSK 6
Proficient
5,000 words. Understanding complex texts and arguing a point fluently.
Pinyin and the four-tone system for beginners in JogjaBasic hanzi: strokes and radicalsCampus and everyday conversationGrammar and vocabulary building by HSK levelHSK 1 to 6 question strategy and timed mock testsHSKK speaking practice and short presentationsWriting a study plan and short essays in Mandarin
Each Mandarin session in Jogja opens with a review of last week's vocabulary, moves to one new grammar pattern, then listening practice with native-speaker recordings and a conversation that uses the pattern. Closer to the exam, timed mock questions take up more of the session, and recurring mistakes are logged for the next meeting.
Structured Skills
Mandarin Skills Map — Jogja
The latest Mandarin proficiency standard assesses five skills: listening, speaking, reading, writing, and translating. HSK preparation in Jogja with EduPoint trains all five on top of a pinyin and tone foundation.
SkillMaterial WeightStatus
1
Pinyin and the four tones
IncludedThe base of pronunciation. A wrong tone can change a word's meaning, so tutors correct it from the first week.
2
Characters
IncludedReading and writing characters with tidy strokes, from the 150 words of HSK 1 to thousands at the upper levels.
3
Listening
IncludedTraining the ear with audio and video by native speakers, with the speed raised step by step to match the level.
4
Speaking
IncludedGuided conversation and HSKK practice, including answering scholarship interview questions in Mandarin.
5
Reading
IncludedFrom signs and short messages to light academic texts relevant to students and researchers.
6
Writing and translating
IncludedBuilding paragraphs, short essays, and a study plan, and moving meaning between Mandarin and Indonesian.
Mandarin Tutoring Jogja Pricing
Starting from
Rp 90.000 / hour
Final price is set at registration.
This is the lowest hourly rate, derived from the 28-session monthly plan at 120 minutes per session. Per-session prices (60, 90, or 120 minutes) appear in the format options above.
Register & Get a QuoteFlexible payment — QRIS, Virtual Account, Alfamart, Indomaret, transfer & e-wallets.
Mandarin lessons in Jogja start from Rp 90.000 per hour, the same rate from the first pinyin drill to HSK 4 practice, with sessions of 60, 90, or 120 minutes. A learner racing a scholarship deadline can take the smallest plan of 4 sessions or scale up to 28 sessions in a month. The bill can be cleared at the start, or split into an opening half and a second half due around the middle of the plan. Every payment method works here, from bank transfers and Virtual Accounts to QRIS, digital wallets, cards, and the counters at Alfamart and Indomaret. The final figure shows on the registration form.
How to Start
Mandarin Start-Up Track in Jogja
This Jogja route to Mandarin runs in five stages, opening with a consultation chat and closing with the scholarship file, with the HSK target as the reference point at every step.
Phase 1
Phase 1
Talk to us on WhatsApp
Share your goal (bachelor's, master's, PhD, a language course in Taiwan, or work), your application deadline, and any Mandarin you have studied before. This consultation is free.
Phase 2
Phase 2
Fill in the registration form
Choose the session length, sessions per month, in-person or online, and your location in DIY. The full cost appears on the form before you send it.
Phase 3
Phase 3
A tutor is matched to your HSK target
The EduPoint team pairs you with a Mandarin tutor suited to your target level, lecture or work timetable, and neighbourhood.
Phase 4
Phase 4
First session and level mapping
The tutor checks pronunciation, vocabulary, and basic comprehension, then sets your starting level and the order of material toward the HSK you need.
Phase 5
Phase 5
The HSK exam and your application
As the deadline nears, sessions turn to timed mock tests, HSKK practice where needed, and support with writing a study plan in Mandarin.
Things to Keep in Mind
- Read this year's scholarship guide first. HSK requirements can change between years and universities; take the target level from the official document.
- Count back from the deadline. Leave time for the exam, the score report, and other paperwork before applications close.
- Ask for a monthly vocabulary target. Good lessons can tell you how many words to master each month on the way to 600 or 1,200.
- Make sure tones are corrected early. Wrong tone habits are hard to undo once hundreds of words are memorised.
- Include speaking practice. Scholarship interviews and the HSKK both need spontaneous speech, so it belongs in every week.
What Sets Us Apart
EduPoint Mandarin Tutoring in Jogja Compared with Classroom Courses
Learning target
EduPoint: HSK level set from the learner's scholarship requirement, with a monthly vocabulary target.
Other Providers: One class syllabus for every participant.
Timetable
EduPoint: Chosen by the learner between 06.00 and 23.00, and movable around lectures or placements.
Other Providers: Fixed class times per intake.
Location
EduPoint: Anywhere in DIY by agreement, or online with session recordings.
Other Providers: Attend at the course building.
When a tutor is not a good fit
EduPoint: Tutor changes are free and unlimited.
Other Providers: Move class or wait for the next term.
Payment
EduPoint: The smallest HSK plan is 4 sessions, settled at once or in two instalments, through any payment method.
Other Providers: Full term fee upfront.
Student Stories
Mandarin Tutoring Jogja Student Stories
Sample path: from zero to HSK 4 for a master's application
Illustrative study plan, final-year student in Sleman
Challenge: No Mandarin at all, a master's deadline roughly ten months away, and an unpredictable thesis supervision schedule.
- Month 1: Pinyin and the four tones in place, first 150 words memorised.
- Month 4: Vocabulary close to 600 words, HSK 3 mock tests begin.
- Month 8: HSK 4 level reading practice and a Mandarin draft of the research proposal.
- Month 10: HSK exam taken, score report prepared for the application file.
Sample path: school leaver heading for an undergraduate place with HSK 3
Illustrative study plan, recent graduate in Yogyakarta City
Challenge: Wants to apply for an undergraduate program in China next year and needs HSK 3 without ever having written a character.
- Month 1: Pronunciation and first characters, self-introduction in Mandarin.
- Month 3: HSK 2 material completed, basic everyday conversation flowing.
- Month 6: Timed HSK 3 mock tests, a 200-character study plan drafted.
Sample path: a lecturer reading Mandarin sources
Illustrative study plan, researcher in Bantul
Challenge: Needs to understand Mandarin papers and archives for research, with limited study time in the evenings.
- Month 2: Basic sentence patterns and 300 words, starting to read titles and abstracts.
- Month 5: A glossary for the research field built up, short paragraphs translated.
- Month 9: Reading light academic texts with a dictionary and getting ready for the HSK 4 exam.
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More About Mandarin Tutoring Jogja
How long does it take to get from zero to HSK 3 or HSK 4? EduPoint's internal estimate puts HSK 3 at roughly 300 to 400 cumulative study hours and HSK 4 at roughly 500 to 600. That estimate covers time with the tutor and independent practice, and it depends heavily on how often a learner studies. As an example, a 96-session program over 8 months with 120-minute sessions gives about 192 hours with a tutor; the rest comes from vocabulary drills, listening practice, and mock questions in the EduPoint learner app. Someone who starts learning Mandarin from zero in Jogja a year before the deadline has far more breathing room than someone who starts three months out.
Taiwan is the second destination people ask about. For the 2026 cycle, Taiwan's Ministry of Education offered two routes announced by Indonesia's higher education ministry: the MoE Taiwan Scholarship for bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees, and the Huayu Enrichment Scholarship (HES) for non-degree Mandarin language study, open to applicants aged at least 18 who have finished senior high school. Applications for that cycle ran from 1 February to 31 March 2026 through the Education Division of TETO Indonesia. Taiwan has its own proficiency test, TOCFL. Mandarin lessons before studying in Taiwan share the same foundation as the HSK path (pinyin, tones, core vocabulary, conversation), and the tutor then shapes practice around the test the host institution asks for.
EduPoint has 24 Mandarin tutors in Jogja, living in Yogyakarta City, Sleman, Bantul, and Kulon Progo. They studied at Indonesian universities including UIN Sunan Kalijaga Yogyakarta, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Universitas Islam Indonesia, Universitas Atma Jaya Yogyakarta, and STP AMPTA, among others. All of them are bilingual tutors used to explaining Mandarin grammar in Indonesian, and they train the ear with audio and video recorded by native speakers. Nobody has to scroll through profiles: the EduPoint team matches each learner with a tutor based on the HSK target, timetable, and study location.
Demand for Mandarin in DIY also comes from outside the scholarship track. Lecturers and researchers need to read papers or archives in Mandarin, tourism staff look after guests from China and Taiwan, and business owners deal with suppliers who prefer to negotiate in Mandarin. The city has a lively Chinese-Indonesian cultural scene too: the 21st Yogyakarta Chinese Cultural Week ran from 25 February to 3 March 2026 in Ketandan, the Chinatown quarter near Malioboro, organised by the Jogja Chinese Art and Culture Centre, which also holds the Peh Cun Festival and the Mooncake Festival. For learners, events like these give real-world context to the cultural etiquette covered in lessons.
FAQ
Mandarin Tutoring FAQ in Jogja
Answers to the most common questions about Mandarin tutoring in Jogja.
How much do Mandarin lessons in Jogja cost?
The rate is the same at every HSK level, from the first pinyin lesson to HSK 4 preparation: from Rp 90.000 per hour. Choose 60, 90, or 120 minutes per meeting, depending on how many characters you want to cover each week. The smallest plan is 4 sessions, and a learner chasing a scholarship deadline can grow it to 28 sessions a month, settled at once or in two instalments. The complete breakdown, including the registration fee, appears on the registration form before you submit it.
Which HSK level does a Chinese Government Scholarship usually require?
The 2022 Chinese Government Scholarship guide published by Hunan Province lists HSK 3 for undergraduate or general scholar applicants to Mandarin-taught programs, and HSK 4 for master's and doctoral applicants. English-taught programs follow the host university's requirements. The figures can differ between years and universities, so learners in Jogja should open the current guide on campuschina.org and the target university's page before agreeing a goal with their tutor.
Starting from zero, how long does it take to reach HSK 3 or HSK 4?
EduPoint's internal estimate is around 300 to 400 cumulative study hours for HSK 3 and 500 to 600 hours for HSK 4, including independent practice. Pace depends heavily on frequency. For example, a 96-session program over 8 months with 120-minute sessions gives about 192 hours with a tutor, plus daily practice in the app. Learners who start a year before their deadline usually have enough room for the exam and the rest of the paperwork.
Can a tutor come to my boarding house near campus in Jogja?
Yes. Many Mandarin learners in DIY are students living in boarding houses, for example in Depok and Mlati in Sleman, Umbulharjo and Gondokusuman in Yogyakarta City, or Sewon and Kasihan in Bantul. The tutor travels to your boarding house, home, or another agreed study spot, and travel within a reasonable distance is already included in the rate. If your room is not a comfortable place to study, sessions can move online without changing tutors.
Are the Mandarin tutors in Jogja native speakers?
EduPoint's Mandarin tutors in Jogja are bilingual Indonesian and Mandarin tutors who studied at Indonesian universities, including UIN Sunan Kalijaga, UMY, and UGM. They explain grammar in Indonesian so beginners pick up the patterns quickly, then train listening with native-speaker audio and video. Native-speaker ability stays the benchmark: the end goal is for learners to understand and respond to Mandarin spoken at a natural pace.
I live in Gunungkidul. Can I still take Mandarin lessons?
Yes, through online sessions on Zoom or Google Meet. The content matches in-person lessons: pinyin, characters, listening practice, HSK mock tests, and session recordings you can replay. Mention your location and preferred times during the consultation. Learners in Gunungkidul can also combine online sessions with in-person meetings in Yogyakarta City or Bantul when they are in town, as long as the tutor is free at that time.
Can these lessons prepare me for university in Taiwan?
Yes. For the 2026 cycle, Taiwan's Ministry of Education offered the MoE Taiwan Scholarship for degree programs and the Huayu Enrichment Scholarship for Mandarin language study, with applications open from 1 February to 31 March 2026 through the Education Division of TETO Indonesia. Taiwan uses its own proficiency test, TOCFL. The foundation is the same, namely pinyin, tones, core vocabulary, and conversation, and the tutor then tailors practice to the test the host institution asks for.
Where can learners from Jogja sit the HSK exam?
HSK dates and test centres are listed on chinesetest.cn, the official site of Chinese Testing International, because exam dates vary between centres and months. Choose a date that leaves enough time before your application deadline, since the score report has to be issued first. During HSK preparation in Jogja, the tutor plans practice backwards from that exam date, with timed mock tests in the final weeks and extra work on the question types you miss most.
How is my starting Mandarin level decided?
The tutor maps your starting level in the first session, which is part of your package. They check pronunciation, the vocabulary you already know, and how well you read pinyin or characters, then set the order of material toward your target HSK. Learners who studied Mandarin at school or another course do not need to repeat HSK 1. What costs nothing is the WhatsApp consultation before you register and a tutor change if the match feels wrong.
Still have more questions?
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Work Out Your HSK Path with the EduPoint Jogja Team
Send your study goal, application deadline, and current Mandarin level on WhatsApp. The EduPoint team will help you estimate a realistic HSK target, number of sessions, and learning format before you fill in the form.
Coverage areas
Yogyakarta CitySlemanBantulKulon ProgoGunungkidul