Study & learning expeditions
Learn China, not just visit it
Language programmes, school exchanges, university short courses and cultural immersions — designed with teachers and parents, and delivered with the paperwork that makes them actually happen.
- School-friendly planning
- Safeguarding aware
- Curriculum aligned
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A programme, not just travel
Learning objectives drive the itinerary: classroom hours, guided fieldwork, workshops and reflection sessions are built into the days.
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Universities and schools
We arrange short courses, campus visits and exchanges with partner institutions, with invitation letters for participants.
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Homestay and campus stays
Choose student residences, hotels or vetted homestay families, with the supervision ratio your institution requires.
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Teacher support
Risk outlines, rooming lists, per-student invoicing and one coordinator for the group leader — the admin side is handled.
How it works
Four steps from first message to arrival
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Share your cohort
Tell us the age group, number of students, subject focus, dates and any curriculum requirements.
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Receive a programme
We outline daily learning blocks, fieldwork, cultural activities, accommodation options and a per-student cost.
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Confirm and document
We issue invitation letters and confirmations for visas, and agree supervision, safety and payment plans.
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Deliver the programme
Teachers receive a printed programme and contact sheet; students get structured days with clear learning outcomes.
What's included
- Curriculum-aligned programme design
- Language classes or subject workshops with qualified teachers
- Institutional visits, exchanges and guest speakers
- Accommodation in student residences, hotels or vetted homestays
- Ground transport with licensed drivers and a group coordinator
- Visa invitation letters and supporting documentation
Good to know
- Groups normally run from 8 to 40 students; smaller family study trips can be arranged privately.
- We follow the safeguarding and supervision rules of the sending school or institution.
- Homestay families are interviewed and visited before they host a group for the first time.
- Programmes can be quoted with or without meals, classes and excursions so schools can compare options.
Questions first? info@chinamira.com · WhatsApp
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you provide teachers or only travel logistics?
Both. We work with partner institutions for language and subject teaching, and can build a programme around your own teachers travelling with the group.
Can you support visa applications for a whole group?
Yes. We issue invitation letters and the supporting documents schools usually need, and provide a checklist per student.
How do you handle safety?
Each programme includes a risk outline, 24/7 coordinator contact, licensed vehicles, vetted accommodation and agreed check-in routines with the group leader.
Is it possible for a family or small group?
Yes. Family study trips combine language lessons, cultural workshops and sightseeing for two to six participants.
When should we start planning?
For school terms, six to nine months ahead is ideal — especially for homestays, campus accommodation and large groups.
Enquiry
Plan your programme
Send the cohort details and we will come back with a programme outline and an indicative budget for your committee.
Step 1 of 2 — takes about two minutes. Fields marked * are required.
Tailor-made journeys
Private family or group travel
Explore →Visa invitation
Documents for student groups
Explore →Guide & car
Daily transport and interpretation
Explore →Prefer to talk it through? Call or message us and we will pick up the conversation where you left off.