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I used 'Chinese for GCSE' (published by British Council, Chief writer: LI Xiaoqi) for my adult students and it worked well. Our new book called 'GCSE Chinese' (Volume I of the series 'Chinese Examination Study Guides', to be published by Cypress Book in September, written by Cambridge teachers) will be very helpful for revision. For more information, please visit SSAT website: http://www.schoolsnetwork.org.uk/uploads/documents/Preparing_for_GCSE%20Yu%20Bin%20(NXPowerLite)_126504.ppt#256,1, Preparing for GCSE Best wishes Yu Bin On Aug 10 2007, Youping Han wrote: >Chinese Made Easy is supposed to be used for younger learners. Is it >suitable for adult learners as well? > > >On Aug 10 2007, Robert Allen wrote: > >>Chinese Made Easy >>On 10 Aug 2007, at 20:06, Youping Han wrote: >> >>> Dear all >>> >>> I will start to teach an adult evening class this September where >>> the student will prepare for next year's GCSE exam. The course >>> lasts for two hours every week. I was wondering whether you could >>> recommend a good textbook for this type of class. >>> >>> Many thanks and look forward to your response. >>> >>> Youping >> > >