▍Information of 2026-2027 Mandarin Regular Program
I. Program Dates
| Term | Class Dates | Application Deadlines | Orientation Day |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 Spring Term | 2026/03/02 ~ 2026/05/28 | 2026/01/08 | 2026/02/26 |
| 2026 Summer Term | 2026/06/02 ~ 2026/08/24 | 2026/04/17 | 2026/06/01 |
| 2026 Fall Term | 2026/08/31 ~ 2026/11/26 | 2026/07/16 | 2026/08/28 |
| 2026 Winter Term | 2026/12/01 ~ 2027/02/26 | 2026/10/16 | 2026/11/30 |
Notice：Classes will be held as usual on Saturday, June 13, 2026.
Notice：National holidays (No classes)
- 2026/01/01 New Year
- 2026/02/14 ~ 02/22 Lunar New Year
- 2026/02/27 228 Peace Memorial Day (Substitute Holiday)
- 2026/04/02 06/13Graduation Ceremony (Substitute Holiday)
- 2026/04/03 Children’s Day (Substitute Holiday)
- 2026/04/06 Tomb Sweeping Day (Substitute Holiday)
- 2026/05/01 International Worker’s Day
- 2026/06/19 Dragon Boat Festival (Substitute Holiday)
- 2026/09/25 Mid-Autumn Festival
- 2026/09/28 Teacher’s Day
- 2026/10/10 Double 10th Holiday (Substitute Holiday)
- 2026/10/26 Taiwan Restoration Day Holiday
- 2026/12/25 Constitution Day
- 2027/01/01 New Year
- 2027/02/04 ~ 02/10 Lunar New Year
II. Program Introduction
- Course Schedule & Hours
Classes are held from Monday to Friday, 9:10 AM to 12:00 PM, 3 hours per day, 15 hours per week, and a total of 180 hours per quarter.
- Placement & Levels
Courses are divided according to students’ Mandarin proficiency levels to ensure that each student is placed in an appropriate class for effective learning.
- Tuition Fee
The tuition fee is NTD 33,000 per quarter (including teaching materials).
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Class Size
Small class sizes of 5–15 students are adopted to enhance learning quality and teacher-student interaction.
- Free Consulting Hours
Free Consulting Hours are available Monday to Friday from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Students may consult instructors during this time for additional academic support.
- Cultural Experience Courses
A variety of Chinese cultural experiences are offered on an irregular basis, including on-campus activities such as seal carving, calligraphy, martial arts, and dragon and lion dance. Off-campus activities and visits include DIY pineapple cake at Vigor Kobo, pottery making in Yingge, as well as tours to the Presidential Office Building, Dadaocheng, and Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall.
- Learning Incentives
At the end of each quarter, outstanding students may receive academic performance awards based on their achievements, encouraging positive learning attitudes and results.
