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The Pricing of CLCNCCU. 102933047 Vivian Peralta 102933053 Kay Jiravanichkul 102933029 Victor Kuo 101933027 Sam Hsieh 99933021 Rick Hsiung. Why learning Chinese? - China Market - Fashion - Cool Why learning Chinese in Taiwan? - Hospitality - Low living cost.
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The Pricing of CLCNCCU 102933047 Vivian Peralta 102933053 Kay Jiravanichkul 102933029 Victor Kuo 101933027 Sam Hsieh 99933021 Rick Hsiung
Why learning Chinese? - China Market - Fashion - Cool • Why learning Chinese in Taiwan? - Hospitality - Low living cost
How important Chinese is??? • Net work effect • Incentive scheme Doing business more easily if one can speak Chinese • Tipping effect Reform and open policy would increase the demand of Chinese speakers and eventually make more demands on Chinese speakers
Foreign students in Chinese Center Year 2012 • NCCU922 people • NTNU3392 people • NTU952 people • CCU1033 people Data from: http://ois.moe.gov.tw/html/O00Statistics.html
Course and Price Comparison • NCCU • NTNU • NTU • CCU
20% off for staffs, 10% off for registered students. • 10 students could receive COC scholarship according to their score, performance, teacher’s recommendation, etc. • The course prices are below industry average, therefore CLCC is raising tuition fee up 10 TWD/hr (1,800 TWD/term) starting from fall semester 2014.
TheMandarin Training Center offers individual courses and chargeaccordingtothehours per week. • Theyhaveterms of three, two and onemonths. • Culture class: 4,500 NTD/2hrs, For a period of three months 2 hr/per class. • Chinese Teacher Training Class : 22,000 NTD/term
The regular courses are 15 hrs/week, 12 weeks/term; the price per hour is uniform in each level and each term • Elective courses are provided with class size from 5 ~ 15 students. The courses last 2 hrs/week, either 4 or 6 weeks/term according to the content • Cultural Courses: Dough Figurine Sculpture, Aboriginal Totem Sculpture, Calligraphy, Taiwan Cultures and Society: Multi-Ethnic Culture • Special, small group courses also provided for specific needs: Pronunciation, Chinese characters reading/writing, Practical Audio-Visual Chinese I~IV, Far East Daily Chinese III, Mini Radio Play
- Regular course: • - Intense long-term Program, 5 levels – Basic, Intermediate, Intermediate-advanced, Advanced and Super-advanced, with 3 stages in each level, total up to 15 states • - 6 ~ 12 students/class, 12 weeks • - Beginner: 3hrs/day, Intermediate through advanced: 2hrs/day • - Part-time course (for exchange students, short stop foreigners, etc): • - 5 levels, 15 stages, 15 hrs/week • -Individual Class and 2 to 4 persons small group class • - Others: Business Mandarin Course, Skills Reinforcement, Chinese Culture, TCSL Chinese Teacher Training Class Series, Chinese Business Seminar, Kid’s and Teenage Summer Mandarin Language Camp, HSK Chinese Profiency Test
Q & A • Which kind of pricing strategy (uniform, direct/indirect segment discrimination, etc) should CLCNCCU implement to maximize its profit?
Special Thanks To • CLCNCCU Administrator Tai, Win-Whay (Carol) • Angels who help us see the shark: - Sabrina Lee - Kim Manh Tuan - Noah Kercher - Jose Astorga • Finally Thank you all for your listening!