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National Taipei University of Education, Chinese Language Education Center
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Student Restaurant
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Scholarship
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Extracurricular teaching
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Related Certificate
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Near MRT Station
- Contact Person: Rae Tsai
- Email: clec@tea.ntue.edu.tw
- Telephone: 886-2-2732-1104 ext.82025
- FAX: 886-2-2732-5950
Mandarin group class (Winter session)
Class Feature
The Chinese and Literature classes of our center are on the quarterly system. Each class is about 5~12 students. The teaching materials mainly focus on the introduction of Taiwan and the Chinese culture with the help of other foreign students' customs and cultures. Our teaching goal is to integrate the four abilities: listening, speaking, reading, and writing; moreover, we also focus on humane and aesthetic features of the Chinese script.
Humanities symbolize knowledge and humanism in Chinese culture, which is the key of Chinese cultural legacy. The aesthetic feature refers to the specific beauty such as script, phonology, figure, form, and image, which is the concrete embodiment of artistic beauty. The classes in our center concentrate on popular, useful and communicative functions to reinforce the demand of communication. Besides, through a situated-content dialogue, the common sentences and vocabularies can be learned. With the knowledge of Taiwanese and Chinese cultures, learners can efficiently learn the Chinese language.
Class Periods
Class for each week: Monday ~ Friday
Class Period: 9:00-12:00 or 13:30-16:30
Total hours of class each week: 3 hours per class. 5 classes per week. A total of 15 hours each week.
Notes: Class schedules are arranged by our center.
Class Levels
Our program has three levels: elementary, intermediate, and advanced. Each level is then divided into several sub-levels. To complete the elementary level, students are required to complete 6 months of courses. To finish both the elementary and intermediate levels, students are required to complete at least one year of classes. Students will learn 1500 Chinese characters, 3000 word collocations and phrases, and more than 400 sentence patterns by the end of the intermediate classes. The advanced levels include several courses such as Chinese news study, business conversation, radio drama, Chinese culture and entry-level classical Chinese. To complete the whole set of courses, from elementary to advanced, a student needs to take classes for two years.