Tea across cultures
For those introducing Chinese tea to international guests.
Learning modules
- Explain tea and utensil terms
- Invite observation and questions
- Design for the guests’ context
How participation can work
Clarify prior experience and learning goals before deciding the balance of explanation, demonstration, practice and feedback. Individual, workplace and school programmes differ. Online, in-person and bilingual arrangements depend on the agreed conditions.
What to prepare
Share the audience, group size, dates, venue, utensils and budget direction. School or guardian coordination is needed for programmes involving children.
Schedules, fees, materials and any completion statement are agreed separately. No professional qualification or official certification is promised.
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