國立高雄師範大學語言與文化教學中心 | 找學校 | 臺灣華語教育資源中心

◆ Introduction 

Mandarin classes at Center of Language and Culture Teaching, National Kaohsiung Normal University (NKNU), are open to people who possess at least a high school diploma or its equivalent. Applicants should have a good academic record and exhibit a sincere interest in learning Chinese.

 ◎Description of General Courses

( All classes are instructed in Chinese , only Basic & Elementary level would be used partly English , it could be not suitable  to the students who need the classes with biligual languges )

1. Basic Level

This class is for students with no background in Chinese.  Introduction to the writing system, and emphasis on the fundamental vocabulary and structure of Chinese required for basic conversation. Students will learn to write approximately 200 Chinese characters, and be able to perform communicative tasks appropriate to this range of characters.  Basic language skills in speaking, reading, and writing modern Chinese are taught in class. Fluency in speaking and reading is strongly emphasized.

1. Elementary Level

It is a sequel to the Basic level.  Increasing emphasis will be paid to cultivating reading and writing skills in Chinese, as related to basic personal needs. Reading and writing are substantially accelerated, and oral practice is based on reading materials.  Students will be trained to read and write letters, short paragraphs and essays in Chinese characters.  At the completion of this level, students will be able to write approximately 400 Chinese characters, and be able to perform communicative tasks appropriate to this range of characters.  Reading tasks will also be geared towards this range of characters.C. Intermediate LevelAfter the students complete Basic Chinese and Elementary Chinese at NKNU (with a minimum grade of "B") or their Mandarin proficiency is equivalent to the elementary level (based on a placement test).  Emphasis is put on reading narrative texts, and on understanding authentic oral texts. Writing assignments stress skills necessary for basic personal needs and tasks necessary for writing social correspondence.  In particular, readings and discussions (written and oral) of works on contemporary cultural and social life in the vernacular are emphasized in class.  At the completion of this level, students will be able to write approximately 800 Chinese characters and be able to perform communicative tasks appropriate to this range of characters.

1. Advanced Level

It is designed to familiarize students with the language of print and broadcast media, with a focus on news media.  Students will learn strategies and tactics applicable to newspaper reading, both skimming Chinese texts for basic content and reading intensively for complete comprehension.  Students will also learn essential skills for understanding television/internet and radio broadcasts.  Contents for discussion include sociopolitical news, economic news, cultural news, and sports news.  Regular writing assignments and task-based activities help reinforce reading and listening abilities.

1. Individual Classes (Tutorial): Schedule is to be arranged individually

 NOTES:

1. There are four terms in a year.
2. The academic year consists of three-month term (1^st Quarter, 2^nd Quarter, and 3^rd Quarter and 4^th Quarter).
3. The classrooms are located on the 1^st floor of Activity Building, National Kaohsiung Normal University, 116, Ho-Ping 1^st, Kaohsiung.
4. Application deadline: 2 weeks prior to the term.
5. 10% discount for NKNU students and faculty.
6. A certificate (in both Chinese and English) will be given upon completion of the course. Absenteeism of 1/6 of the classes invalidates course completion.
7. There will be no make-up classes if the student takes a personal leave.
8. The CLCT reserves the right to accept or reject any applications without assigning any reasons thereof.
   

(1)  official website of NKNU, CLCT: https://clcts.nknu.edu.tw/CLCT       for application. 

(2).Application Procedure in general condition :

1. Before the designated application deadline for that term, the students should submit required registration documents.
2. We will send notification of acceptance to successful applicants 10 days (including holidays) after the closing date for applications.
3. After receiving notification of acceptance, students should organize their visa. According to ROC regulations, overseas students must be enrolled for 15 or more hours of class per week to be designated as "formal students", and thus able to be granted a student visa.
4. Applications can be submitted to Center of Language and Culture Teaching either in person or by proxy, or via registered mail (mailing address: Center of Language and Culture Teaching, National Kaohsiung Normal University, No. 116, Ho-Ping 1^st, Lingya District, 80201, Kaohsiung, Taiwan). However, all fees must be paid in full by the closing date for applications.

 Application Materials

All applicants should submit the following materials by the application deadline:

1. A copy of completed application form, including two passport photos.
2. A photocopy of passport first page (must clearly show passport number, name and personal details and photograph).
3. A photocopy of diploma, school transcripts or equivalent academic records listing courses, grades, credits, etc.
4. Recent health certification (within six months). The applicant must submit a general statement (or standardized form) signed by a certified doctor stating the applicant's overall health and including the following: allergies, venereal disease, Chest X-Ray and Rubella antibody test.
5. Recent financial statement (within three months), showing at least US$2,000. If statement is in your parents’ name, you must also submit their signed guarantee letter promising financial support.

If applicants need to get more information , or download the application form 

please go to website:  https://clcts.nknu.edu.tw/CLCT

email : clcts213@gmai.com

Please  read the introduction as linked 

https://clcts.nknu.edu.tw/CLCT

All  application information :　https://clcts.nknu.edu.tw/CLCT