Purpose ㆍEncourage cooperation between universities in Taiwan and universities in the USA & Europe. ㆍPromote Chinese language education in the USA & Europe. Cooperation: universities in Taiwan enter into agreements with universities in the USA & Europe ㆍChinese language teachers & teaching assistants Universities in Taiwan will send Chinese language teachers & teaching assistants to universities in the USA & Europe. ㆍTaiwan Huayu BEST Scholarships Offer Taiwan Huayu BEST Scholarships to encourage students to learn Chinese in Taiwan. Recipients will assist English learning activities in secondary and elementary schools in Taiwan. ㆍPromote teaching and learning resources Including online courses, the TOCFL Chinese language proficiency tests,and teacher training workshops. ㆍChinese language centers Establish Chinese language centers in universities in the USA and Europe.

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To simplify the process, the Immigration Agency has promoted online applications for residence permits for formal academic degree students, and will no longer accept applying on paper at NIA service centers. Students can get the ARC (Alien Resident Certificate) at the NIA service centers after approval. It is really convenient and fast. If you have any further questions, please contact the service line: 02-2796-7162 or Foreigners In Taiwan Hotline : 0800-024-111 (available in 7 languages)   Original full text: https://www.immigration.gov.tw/5475/5478/141457/141990/271959/

Feng Chia University Chinese Language Center is enrolling students！ 【Online Mandarin course for kids】Every day 20 minutesOne-on-one courseCustomized course schedule 【Online Mandarin course for beginners】Course designed for beginnersOne-on-one courseCustomized course schedule Total course hours：A set 12 hrsTuition：NT$7,500If you would like to get more information, please feel free to contact with Feng Chia University Chinese Language Center：Phone：+886-4-2451-7250 #5871、5867E-mail：clc@fcu.edu.tw

This year, international education has looked different, more than ever before. Traditional exchange programs have been largely unavailable, and other avenues of world language and cultural education have gone online. Still, the need for strong cross-cultural learning opportunities remains pressing. Learning a second language benefits students academically and on the job market, with many U.S. employers reporting that they seek candidates who know another language. Unfortunately, the vast majority of states report a shortage of world language teachers. Recruiting teachers for language immersion programs or advanced language instruction is difficult because these positions demand a high level of fluency and discipline-specific vocabulary. Deputy Secretary Mitchell Zais recently joined State Department officials and representatives from American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) at a virtual meeting with Taiwan representatives to identify potential steps that the United States and Taiwan could take to meet the growing need for Mandarin teachers in the United States, and for English instructors on Taiwan. The meeting marked the launch of a new U.S.-Taiwan Education Initiative. Original full text: https://blog.ed.gov/2021/01/new-u-s-taiwan-education-initiative/?fbclid=IwAR0wsqLZeVUPRAZ38pPqjBJXRjuDBgCKDoo5cb-0LsF4YFBpCzGnImE1Bf8

The global Covid-19 pandemic is continuing to spread rapidly, and plans to ease restrictions on the entry of students to study Mandarin in Taiwan are currently still under careful assessment. Any changes will be announced on the Ministry of Education’s News Updates page: https://english.moe.gov.tw/cpview-117-24173-6539f-1.html .