Since 1956

Mandarin Training Center

National Taiwan Normal University

2013~2014 BULLETIN

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Introduction 01
Class Levels & Learning Objectives 02
Teaching Materials & Vocabulary Size 03
Admissions 05
Registration & Enrollment 07
Scholarships 08
Short-term Programs 09
Pre-departure Information 10
ROC Embassies & Representative Offices 13
MTC Application Form 17
Survey of Student Language Background 19
2013-2014 Academic Calendar 21

M ANDARIN T RAINING C ENTER NTNU

INTRODUCTION
Mandarin Training Center (MTC) was established in 1956 as an extension of National Taiwan Normal
University (NTNU), and has since been the largest and leading institution dedicated to the teaching of
Chinese as a second language. Universities around the world send their students to MTC regularly, and it is
the only Chinese language center in Taiwan recommended by Michelin Guide.
MTC has modern, air-conditioned classrooms and facilities, including a library, two language labs, an audiovisual room, and three computer rooms. Students also have access to NTNU facilities.
With students from over 70 different countries of diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, MTC creates an
environment where fellow students must communicate and foster friendship with each other in the common
language hereChinese. Whatever your reasons for studying Chinese and whatever your initial levels are,
MTC will try to help you make rapid progress.

CLASS OFFERINGS & TIMETABLE

MTC offers both small group and one-on-one classes. Mandarin phonetics and Pinyin spelling are used
for introducing pronunciation of characters. Listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills are given equal
emphases. A minimum of 15 class hours per week is required for visa application. Regular class students take
10 hours of small-group classes plus 5 hours of supplementary language classes. Intensive class students take
15 hours of small-group classes every week.
In addition to small-group language classes, MTC also organizes (1) elective language & culture courses
(fees apply); (2) supplementary language classes of various subjects (such as Mandarin Phonetics, Chinese
Characters, Chinese for Cuisine & Dining, Chinese Poetry, etc.); and (3) extracurriculum activities to help
students fully immersed in Taiwans cultural and language environment.

Type of

Class

Regular

Class Times
Monday-Friday

Type of

Class

Intensive

Type of

Class

1 to 4 students

Class Times

8:10 -10:00

Monday-Friday

10:20 -13:10

10:20 -12:10

14:20 -17:10

12:20 -14:10

17:20 -20:20

Class

Class Times
Monday-Friday

By request
(2 hours minimum
per meeting)

14:20 -16:10
16:20 -18:10
18:30 -20:20
Class Size

Class Size

6-10

Class Size

5-8

1-4

INTRODUCTION

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CLASS LEVELS & LEARNING OBJECTIVES

MTC classes are divided in 16 terms, and are compatible with ACTFL Proficiency Guidelines (American
Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages) and the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference
for Languages). New students are given placement tests to be placed in classes most suitable to their levels.
The required number of terms for completing each level is a rough estimate based on curriculum plans of
MTCs regular classes. Students enrolling in more intensive programs (such as intensive classes or one-onone tutorials) will progress faster.
MTC Terms ACTFL

Term 1

Novice-Low

CEFR Learning Objectives

A1

1 Can understand and use everyday expressions and basic phrases

2 Can introduce oneself and others
3 Can ask/answer questions about personal details such as where one lives,

people one knows and things one has

4 Can interact in a simple way with people who talk slowly and clearly
1 Can understand sentences and frequently used expressions of most immediate

Term 2

Novice-Mid

A2

Term 3
Term 4
Term 5
Term 6

1 Can understand main points of clear standard input on routine matters in

work, school, leisure, etc.

Novice-High
B1
Intermediate
-Low

Term 9
Term 10
Term 11
Term 12
Term 13
Term 14
Term 15
Term 16
2

2 Can deal with most situations likely to arise whilst traveling in a Chinese

speaking area
3 Can produce simple connected text on familiar topics
4 Can describe experiences, dreams, and ambitions and briefly give reasons for
opinions and plans
1 Can understand main ideas of complex text on both concrete and abstract

Term 7

Term 8

relevance (e.g. basic personal information, shopping, local geography,

employment)
2 Can accomplish routine communication tasks involving simple exchange of
information on familiar matters
3 Can describe in simple terms aspects of ones background, immediate
environment and matters in areas of immediate need

topics in their fields of specialization

Intermediate
-Mid

B2

2 Can interact with a degree of fluency and spontaneity that makes regular

interaction with native speakers possible

3 Can produce clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects and explain

advantages/disadvantages of various options on a topical issue

1 Can understand a wide range of demanding, longer texts, and recognize

Intermediate
-High
C1
Advanced
-Low

1 Can understand with ease virtually everything heard or read

2 Can summarize information from different spoken and written sources,

Advanced-High
C2
Advanced-High

implicit meaning
2 Can express themselves fluently and spontaneously without much obvious
searching for expressions
3 Can use language flexibly and effectively for social, academic and professional
purposes
4 Can produce well-structured texts on complex subjects, showing controlled
use of organizational patterns, connectors and cohesive devices

reconstructing arguments and accounts in a coherent presentation

3 Can express themselves spontaneously, very fluently and precisely,

differentiating finer shades of meaning even in more complex situations

CLASS LEVELS & LEARNING OBJECTIVES

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TEACHING MATERIALS & VOCABULARY SIZE

The textbooks used for Novice-Low to Intermediate-Mid focus on construction of general language ability.
After completing Intermediate-Mid, students are able to attend degree programs of natural or social science
field in Taiwan. For Intermediate-High and above, the curriculums aim for topical trainings, including classical
text studies, philosophy, literature, business, and journalism. The numbers of vocabulary size are rough
estimates for learners reference.
Vocabulary

Frequently Used Study Materials

450

Practical Audio-Visual Chinese Vol.1

1,000

Practical Audio-Visual Chinese Vol.2

2,000

Practical Chinese Reading & Writing I / Practical Audio-Visual Chinese Vol.3

3,000

Practical Chinese Reading & Writing II / Practical Audio-Visual Chinese Vol.4 / Taiwan Today / Chinese Moral
Tales

4,000

Listening & Speaking Practice / Chinese Folk Tales I /Chinese Customs and Traditions / Qi Baishi: An
Intermediate Chinese Reader / Everyday Chinese Vol.3 / Practical Audio-Visual Chinese Vol.5 / Practical
Business Conversation I / Mini Radio Plays

5,000

Listening Practice (Intermediate-Advanced Level) / Chinese Idioms / Chinese Folk Tales II / Introduction of
Classical Poetry Appreciation / Advanced Chinese Reading and Writing / Learning Chinese with Newspaper I /
Stories from Chinese History Vol.1 / Topics on Cross-Strait Differences / Practical Business Conversation II

6,000

7,000
8,000

Learning Chinese with Newspaper II / Stories from Chinese History Vol.2 / Learning Chinese with Newspaper III
/ Selected Financial News / Thought and Society / A First Course in Literary Chinese / The Independent Reader
/ The Art of War by Sunzi and The Thirty-Six Strategies / The Four Books: A New Annotated Reader / The Plum
in the Golden Vase
Various News Article / Selected Articles From Various Journals / Selected Taiwan Short Stories / Selected
Contemporary Taiwan Prose / Selected Fiction of Zhang Ai-Ling / The Chess King (By Chang Shi-Kuo) / Advanced
Literary Chinese / Selected Essay of Hushi / History of Chinese Literature / The Dream of The Red Chamber /
Romance of The Three Kingdoms / Selected Tang Poems / Selected Song Ci
Best of Classical Prose / Readings From Old and New Essays (Bound Edition) / Shiji: A New Annotated Reader /
Zhuangzi: A New Annotated Reader / Laozi: A New Annotated Reader / Taiwan TV News Broadcast
TEACHING MATERIALS & VOCABULARY SIZE

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Quality Teaching & Assessment

MTC is proud of its excellent teaching quality, and places high expectation on students learning
achievements. As the leading institute of TOCFL (Test of Chinese as a Foreign Language), MTC applies
its expertise to evaluating students learning progress and controls its teaching quality. MTCs effective
achievement tests are given at the end of each term to evaluate students performance. Results show that
90% of students perform well at the tests and are able to move to the next level. In addition, students are

Elective Language &

Culture Courses
MTC also offers elective courses to students
interested in further improving their language
skills or learning about Chinese culture. Elective
courses are offered during the afternoon hours.
Class schedules are posted during the elective
course enrollment period. Availability of each class
depends on the number of students enrolled.

Extracurricular Activities
MTC organizes a variety of activities, including
speech competitions, the Dragon Boat Race, on-

also required to complete two Chinese essays each term.

Calligraphy
Chinese Chess/Go
Chinese Cuisine
Chinese Culinary Art
Chinese Engraving
Chinese Macram
Chinese Painting
Chinese Paper Cutting
Chinese Rice and Flour Dishes
Chinese Literary Guide
Folk Legends
Guzheng (Chinese Harp)
Idioms and Proverbs
Kung-Fu
Practical Taiwanese
Pronunciation Remediation
Stories of Radicals
Tai-Chi-Chuan
Tea Ceremony

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Chinese Classical Music Apprecia

campus activities, exhibitions, cultural excursions

(half/full day), and 2-4 day excursions for immersing
students with abundant opportunities to practice
Chinese and learn about Taiwan culture. For further
information on events organized
by MTC, please visit
our website.

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M ANDARIN T RAINING C ENTER NTNU

ADMISSIONS
Admissions Requirements

Periods of Study

MTC programs are open to students who possess

MTC operates on a quarterly basis. Each term

at least a high school diploma or its equivalent. All

is three months long, and two-month Summer

application materials must be received before the

Session is also available. For information on one-

application deadlines and cannot be returned once

month courses, please contact us.

submitted.

Program Dates, Tuition, and Other Fees

subject to change
Application Deadline

Term

Dates

Fall Term

Sep. 1 ~ Nov. 30 Jul. 31

Aug. 16

Winter Term

Dec. 1 ~ Feb. 28 Oct. 31

Nov. 15

Spring Term

Mar. 1 ~ May 31 Jan. 28

Feb. 14

Summer Term

Jun. 1 ~ Aug. 31

Apr. 30

May 16

Two-month
Jul. 1 ~ Aug. 31
Summer Session

May 31

Jun. 13

Tuition

Exchange Rate: 1:30 (USD: NTD)

Visa Required* No Need for A Visa** Regular Class

Note
Tuitions can only be partially refunded
after payment. Please visit our website

NT$25,200

NT$32,400

NT$16,800

NT$21,600

apx. US$ 840/per term

apx. US$560

apx. US$1,080/per term

apx. US$720

Other fees
1

Registration Fee (for first time registered students only ):

NT$ 1,000

Mandatory Accidental Insurance:

around NT$ 300 (for three months)/
NT$ 200 (for two months)

for details of MTCs refund policy.

Visa Required*

Intensive Class

For applicants who need to apply for a visitor visa

The fees are waived for students who present a proof of coverage under
other accidental insurance plans.

for Chinese learning. Admission letters will be

mailed by post.
3

Late Registration Fee:

No Need for A Visa**

NT$1,000

For applicants who are nationals of 90-days visa

Only for registration after New Student Registration Days indicated on

the Academic Calendar, see pp.21-22

exempt entry countries or who have proof of legal

residency in Taiwan. Admission letters will be
emailed.

Estimated costs for study materials:

around NT$ 800 per term

ADMISSION

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Application Materials
1 MTC Application Form and Survey of Language Background
(on pages 17~20 of this bulletin) with a 2-inch bust photo attached.

2 One photocopy of a high school diploma or above.

Students unable to submit a diploma may submit a university transcript instead. (Not required
for former MTC students who wish to re-enroll.)

3 Financial Statement (within the past 3 months)

that shows the applicant has adequate funds with at least US$2,500 or the equivalent given
in US dollars in the applicant's own name or the name of a family member to cover his or her
studies. This proof may be a dated bank statement or a letter from a bank on its letterhead
issued within the past 3 months. If using a family member's bank statement, the family member
sponsor must submit a letter guaranteeing willingness to support the applicant's stay in
Taiwan. A photocopy of confirmed proof of scholarship acceptance or bank loans
is also considered as an acceptable document; however, please note that
scholarship applications are NOT an acceptable form of financial support.

4 A photocopy of a passports information

page

Note

Diplomas and financial statements not issued in English or Chinese must be accompanied
by a translation.

Submitting Applications
1 Applications must be sent to MTC through snail mail.
2 Applicants who need visitor visas should submit their applications as early as possible to allow
more time for visa application. For information on visa formalities, please see p. 10.
3 Applications will not be processed if the materials are not complete or received later than the
deadlines as specified. Remember that the names on each document must be spelled exactly the
same as the names on the application form and passport.
4 Applicants who have been granted a scholarship by ROC government should see p.8.

ADMISSION

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REGISTRATION AND ENROLLMENT

Please check p.5 and pp. 21-22 for the new student registration dates of each term. All registrations must be
completed in person. Be sure to arrive on time for registration. MTC does not accept registration or tuition
payment online or by post.
Registration steps are as follows:
1 Identity verification: Students should present their admission letter, passport and visa.
2 Tuition Payment: Tuition and additional fees can be paid in cash (NTD only) or by credit cards (Visa,
MasterCard, JCB) at the MTC. Students who enroll for additional classes should pay the additional amount
once their final class schedule has been issued.
3 Student ID Card Issue: Registered students are issued a 3-in-1 Student ID card, MTC student ID,
International Student Identification Card (ISIC), and Easycard. With the card, MTC students have access to
NTNU facilities, and are entitled to ISIC discounts worldwide and student fares on the MRT and buses in
Taipei.
4 Class Selection: Students are given a placement test at the time of registration to be placed in classes
suitable to their level of Chinese proficiency. Students are placed in class times based on classroom and
class time availability as well as the number of students in classes.

Late Registration
Students who register after the new student registration dates indicated on the MTC Academic Calendar (pp.
21-22) will be charged a late registration fee of NT$1,000.

Orientation
An orientation session is held for new students. This is meant to help students make the most of their stay in
Taiwan and to ensure they are familiar with procedures and requirements for renewing and changing visas.
Class schedules are distributed on the day of orientation.

Length of Study
According to the regulations drawn by Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), the maximum study length for
language students is two years. Students who wish to extend the study after reaching the limit must submit a
study plan and recommendation letter from MTC to apply for visa extension at MOFA. However, as decisions
on visa issuance and extension are made by MOFA, MTCs recommendation for extended enrollment does
not guarantee approval of visa extension.

Student Management Policy

Students who violate the laws of ROC and NTNU student conduct regulations will be immediately dismissed
from MTC, in which case, no refunds will be given. The names of dismissed students will be submitted to the
National Immigration Agency for follow-up legal procedures.
REGISTRATION AND ENROLLMENT

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SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarships Applied from Overseas
http:// www.studyintaiwan.org
To apply for scholarships from oversea, students should contact the ROC embassy, consulate, or
representative office nearest them in their home country. Refer to EMBASSIES AND REPRESENTATIVE
OFFICES OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA on pp.13-16.
Applicant Eligibility

Offered by

With post-secondary school(university or above) degree

Name of Scholarship

Intending to apply for degree granting programs after

Ministry of Education

Taiwan Scholarship

Ministry of Foreign

Important
Notice

Affairs

Language Scholarship

completion of language programs

For Mandarin study program only

(1) Prepare sufficient funds with you when you arrive: The first months stipends

are disbursed to scholarship students 2-3 weeks after they register in MTC.
Therefore, they should have adequate funds for paying tuition fees and living
expenses when they arrive in Taiwan.
(2) Estimated cost of one term study in MTC: The total cost of living in Taipei and

studying in MTC for one term (3 months) is around NT$ 90,000. We recommend
you to prepare at least this amount of fund for your stay in Taiwan.

Scholarships Applied in Taiwan or Overseas

Sister City Scholarship Taipei City Government

Applicant Eligibility

Offered by

Students from Taipei's sister cities

Name of Scholarship

Check the News on the website of Department of

Education of Taipei City Government around April.
Http://www.doe.taipei.gov.tw/

SCHOLARSHIPS

SHORT-TERM PROGRAMS
MTC short-term programs are tailor-made to meet
students needs and to help them immersed in
Chinese-speaking environment through language &

University Campus

culture courses and field trips. For program details and

Cultural Classes and Tours

application, please go to www.mtc.ntnu.edu.tw (Course

Learning with local students

InformationShort-term Programs.)

Language Classes for All Levels

Program Outlines

Age 18 and above

Age 18 and above

Age 8-11 and 12-15

Group registration only

(min. of 15 students)

Individual registration
accepted

Individual registration
accepted

2 or 3-hour daily classes

Field trips and culture
classes

Small classes (based on the

results of placement
exams)

Raise childrens interest

in learning Chinese
Learn and explore
through fun activities
with Taiwanese students

3-week intensive
programs

Motivate children to be
confident life-learners

Language & cultural courses

Trips & tours
Roundtrip airport pick-up
Assistance to
accommodation booking

Customized courses
Package includes:

Features

1~6 weeks

Mandarin
Summer Camp

Express
Chinese Program

Admission

Language & Culture

Study Tour

Cultivate students to be
caring global citizens

Time

Year-round

March, August

June to July/ July to August

Fee/Per
person*

Appx. US$ 610~1, 190 (2~6

weeks)

Appx. US$ 1,000

Appx. US$ 1,450

Fee/Per person*
Tuition fees include language & culture classes, and field trips. Accommodations and meals are NOT included. Fees are subject to
change. As program contents of Language & Culture Study Tours are tailored to each groups needs, actual fees would vary according
to each groups requests.
SHORT-TEAM PROGRAMS

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PRE-DEPARTURE INFORMATION
Visa
1 Do I need to apply for a visa ?
If you plan to study for one term (3 months) or more, you need to apply for a visitor visa for language
study (visa code : FR.) If your country is one of the 90-days visa exempt countries, you may also choose
not to apply for a visa (see Ans. 4-5.)
2 How do I apply for a visa ?
You should apply and present your MTC admission letter to the nearest ROC embassy, consulate, or
representative agency for a visitor visa. Admission letters are only valid for the term applied for. Please
contact the embassies or consulates nearest to you (see pp.15-18) for other required documents.
3 How long can I stay on a visitor visa?
FR visas usually allow holders to remain in Taiwan for 60 days. Extendable visas may be extended for a
maximum stay of up to 180 days. If your visas are non- extendable or when no further extensions are
granted, you must leave Taiwan to obtain a new visa.
4 Citizens of the following 40 countries are granted 90-days visa exempt entries:
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France,
Germany, Greek, Hungary, Iceland, Israel, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania,
Luxemburg, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia,
Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK, USA, Vatican City.
5 My country is on the list of 90-days visa exempt countries. Can I come to study at MTC without
applying for a visa?
90-days visa exempt entry allows students enough time to complete one terms study with MTC. However,
you may miss a few days of class depending on the date of your entry, please consult MTCs calendar
(pp. 21-22) before making your travel plan. Make sure your passport is of at least 6 months validity upon
entry, and you must present a confirmed seat reservation for departure to immigration officers.
Attention: As visa exempt entry is not extendable, if you want to re-enroll, you must leave and enter again.
If you plan to study in Taiwan for a longer period of time and do not wish to leave Taiwan every 90 days,
we still recommend that you obtain an extendable visa before coming to Taiwan.
6 I want to study for 3 terms or more. Can I stay longer without having to leave the country?
After four months of consecutive study, students in good academic standing who wish to study for three
terms or longer with MTC may apply for a resident visa. With a resident visa, they may apply for an Alien
Resident Certificate (ARC). Please note that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs sometimes requires a guarantor
before a resident visa can be issued. MTC does not act as a guarantor for any student.
7 Important Reminder:
If you enter Taiwan on a FR (language study) visa, please do not enroll in the evening time (18:30 or 17:20)
classes.
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Arrival
Buses from Taoyuan International Airport to Taipei are frequent, which cost between NT$130 and $150. You
may get off at the Taipei Main Station, take MRT (Taipei's subway system) or a taxi to MTC from there.
By Taxis:
Taxis from Taipei Main station to MTC should not cost
more than NT$ 180. Please show the taxi driver the
MTC's address listed below.

MTC ADDRESS

129

By MRT:
1. Take "Danshu-Xundian" or "Beitou-Taipower Buiding"
line
2. Get off at Guting Station
3. Take Exit 5
4. Walk alongside Heping East Road for 10 minutes.

Accommodation
1 Does MTC provide dormitory to students?
MTC does not provide dormitory to students. Students usually stay in a hostel for a few days and look for a
long-term accommodation. For the list of recommended temporary stays, please turn to p.12 or visit MTC
website ("Living in Taipei").
2 Will MTC help me find accommodation?
MTC collects rental ads around the neighborhood. Students may look up the ads in the Office 612 when
they arrive.
3 How much does the average rent cost in Taipei?
Rents for individual rooms in Taipei are around NT$9,000 to NT$ 20,000 per month.Security deposits
usually amount to one or two months.
4 Where can I also find info about accommodation?
You may find rental ads in English on (1) tealit.com;(2)forumosa.com;(3)taipei.craigslist.com.tw. To find a
hostel in Taipei, search on hostelworld.com. 591.com is one of the largest Taiwan rental sites in Chinese.

Living Costs
Tuition excluded, living costs in Taipei are about NT$18,000 to NT$28,000 per month. Before arrival, MTC
recommends you to prepare at least NT$ 90,000 to cover your tuition and living expenses for 3 months stay.

Cash & Credit Cards

Most Taiwan banks are connected to the Cirrus or Plus network, which generally accept foreign bank
cards aligned with these systems. Credit cards are accepted by most chained stores and some restaurants.
However, daily withdraw limits at ATMs for foreign cards are NT$20,000 or less. Foreigners also can open a
local bank account to receive funds wired from abroad.
We recommend you to bring some cash or travelers checks of major world currency with you as some
large amount payments must be paid in cash, such as rents and deposits. Cash or travelers checks in the
currencies of USD, Euro or Yen can be exchanged in most banks.

PRE-DEPARTURE INFORMATION

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Climate & Electricity

Taipei's climate is subtropical, and it is usually humid throughout the year. Summers, from May to September,
are around 32C. Winters are short, usually lasting from mid-December to February, and chilly (between 10
and 20 C) Electrical current is 110 volts, 60 cycles, AC.

Health & Insurance

The group policy for MTC students covers hospitalized stays caused by illness or injury. NTNU health center
also offers simple treatments to MTC students free of charge. For more serious illness, students need to go to
hospitals. Most hospitals have English speakers on staff. Foreigners holding an ARC must join the ROC national
health insurance program. Those insured can enjoy low-cost medical services for a monthly insurance
premium of around NT$680.

Dining & Getting Around

Taipei is a lively and cosmopolitan city with a convenient, cheap, and clean public transportation system
taking travelers to almost every corner of the city. Convenience stores, shopping malls and supermarkets are
usually just a few steps away. From the finest restaurants offering Chinese and exotic cuisines to inexpensive
small diners, choices for dining are abundant. It is also one of the safest cities in world, and locals are friendly
and helpful to foreigners.

Sightseeing & Entertainment

Residents in Taipei can enjoy natural scenery and cultural activities easily. Yangmingshan National Park is just
40 minutes away by bus. Taipei City itself, the cultural center of Taiwan, is the location of many good theaters,
cinemas and museums in Taiwan. MTC also organizes frequent excursions and field trips for students.

On-campus

Name of Establishment

Address

Contact Information

NTNU SICE

No.129 Sec. 1, Heping E. Rd.,

Taipei

Tel: 886-2-7734-5800
Fax: 886-2-2393-5711
http://www.sce.ntnu.edu.tw

129

Y Hotel Taipei
YMCA

No. 19, Xu-chang St., Taipei

Teachers Hostel

No. 15, Nan-hai Rd., Taipei

15

International House of
Taipei

102, Xinpo 1st Street, Xindian

Dist,New Taipei City

102

19

Off-campus

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PRE-DEPARTURE INFORMATION

Tel: 886-2-2311-3201
Fax: 886-2-2311-3209
http://www.ymcahotel.tw/
Tel: 886-2-2341-9161#106
Fax: 886-2-2321-9378
http://www.tth.url.tw
Tel: 886-2-2910-3117
Fax:886-2-2910-3346
Search "International House of
Taipei" online for more information

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EMBASSIES & REPRESENTATIVE

OFFICES OF THE R.O.C.
Embassies of the Republic of China
Please visit these offices for visa processing or other business pertaining to entering the Republic of China
(Taiwan). If there is no embassy in your country, please find the closest Representative Office on the
Representative Office of the Republic of China section of this bulletin. For up-to-date information on
embassies, please visit http://www.taiwanembassy.org/.

Asia
1

Kiribati
Tel: (686) 22557~8
Fax: (686) 22535
E-mail: kir@mofa.gov.tw

Marshall Islands
Tel: (692) 247-4141~2
Fax: (692) 247-4143
E-mail: eoroc@ntamar.net

Nauru
Tel: (674)557-3333
E-mail: nru@mofa.gov.tw

4 Palau

Tel: (680) 488-8150

Fax: (680) 488-8151
E-mail: roc.palau@gmail.com

5 Solomon Islands

Tel: (677) 38050;38051;38052

Fax: (677) 38060
E-mail: taiwanembassy04@gmail.com

6 Tuvalu

Tel: (688) 20278

Fax: (688) 20277
E-mail:tuv@mofa.gov.tw

Africa

1 Burkina Faso

Tel: (226) 50316195

Fax: (226) 50316197
E-mail: ambachine@fasonet.bf

2 Gambia

Tel: (220) 4498989, 4498990

Fax: (220) 4498993
E-mail: rocemb@gmail.com

4 Swaziland

Tel: (268) 24044740, 24042379

Fax: (268) 24046688
E-mail: rocembassy@africaonline.co.sz

Europe
1

San Pedro Sula

Tel: (504) 25660539; 25661435
Fax: (504) 25664625
E-mail: sap@mofa.gov.tw

7 Nicaragua

Holy See
Tel: (39) 06-68136206
Fax: (39) 06-68136199
E-mail: taiwan@embroc.it

Central and South Americas

1 Belize

Tel: (501) 2278744

Fax: (501) 2233082
E-mail: belizroc@gmail.com

2 Dominica

Tel: (1-809) 5086200

Fax: (1-809) 5086335
E-mail: dom@mofa.gov.tw

3 El Salvador

Tel: (503) 2263-1330

Fax: (503) 2263-1329
E-mail: sinoemb3@gmail.com

4 Guatemala

Tel: (502) 23220168

Fax: (502) 23322668
E-mail: gtm@mofa.gov.tw

5 Haiti

Tel: (509) 3450-0688

E-mail: haiti888@gmail.com

6 Honduras

Tegucigalpa
Tel: (504) 22395837
Fax: (504) 22325103
E-mail: hnd@mofa.gov.tw

Tel: (505) 22771333~4

Fax: (505) 22674025
E-mail: nic@mofa.gov.tw

8 Panama

Tel: (507) 2233424

Fax: (507) 2698757
E-mail: embajadarepchina@gmail.com

9 Paraguay

Asuncion
Tel: (595-21) 213361
Fax: (595-21) 212373
E-mail: embrocpy@gmail.com
Ciudad del Este
Tel: (595-61) 500329
Fax: (595-61) 510931
E-mail: agt@mofa.gov.tw

10 Saint Kitts and Nevis

Tel: (1-869) 4652421
Fax: (1-869) 4657921
E-mail: rocemb@sisterisles.kn
11 St. Lucia
Tel: (1-758)4528105
Fax (1-758)4520414
E-mail: luciaemb@gmail.com
12 St. Vincent
Tel: (1-784) 456-2431
Fax: (1-784) 456-2913
E-mail: rocemsvg@vincysurf.com

3 Sao Tome e Principe

Tel: (239) 2228108

Fax: (239) 221376
E-mail: taiwanstp@gmail.com

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Representative Offices of the Republic of China

Please visit these offices directly for visa processing or other business pertaining to entering the Republic
of China. For the most up-to-date information about Representative Offices, please visit http://www.
taiwanembassy.org/.

Asia
1

Australia
Canberra
Tel: (61-2) 6120-2000;6120-1000
Fax: (61-2) 6273-3228
E-mail: teco@teco.org.au
Sydney
Tel: (61-2) 9223-3233
Fax: (61-2) 9223-0086
E-mail: tecosydney@gmail.com
Melbourne
Tel: (61-3) 9650-8611
Fax: (61-3) 9650-8711
E-mail: tecomel@gmail.com
Brisbane
Tel: (61-7)3229-5168
Fax: (61-7)3229-8881
E-mail: tecobne@gmail.com

2 Brunei

Tel: (673)2455482
Fax: (673)2455490
E-mail: twnrocbr@brunet.bn

3 Fiji

Tel: (679) 3315-922

Fax: (679) 3301-890
E-mail: fji@mofa.gov.tw

4 Hong Kong

Tel: (852) 2530-1187

Fax: (852) 2810-0591
E-mail: rochkg@gmail.com

5 India

New Delhi
Tel: (91-11) 4607-7777
Fax: (91-11) 4107-2246
E-mail: ind@mofa.gov.tw
Chennai
Tel: (91-44) 4302-4311
Fax: (91-44) 4303-3511
E-mail: maa@mofa.gov.tw

6 Indonesia

Tel: (62-21) 515-3939

Fax: (62-21) 515-2977
E-mail: idn@teto.or.id

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7 Japan

Tokyo
Tel: (81-3) 3280-7811
Fax: (81-3) 3280-7934
E-mail: vipass@roc-taiwan.org
Osaka
Tel: (81-6) 6443-8481
Fax: (81-6) 6443-8577
E-mail: teco-osa@juno.ocn.ne.jp
Osaka (Fukuoka)
Tel: (81-92) 734-2810
Fax: (81-92) 734-2819
E-mail: teco.fkk@gmail.com
Okinawa
Tel: (81-98) 862-7008
Fax: (81-98) 861-6536
E-mail: oka@mofa.gov.tw
Yokohama
Tel: (81-45) 641-7736~8
Fax: (81-45) 641-6870
E-mail: yok@mofa.gov.tw
Sapporo
Tel :(81-11)222-2930
Fax : (81-11) 222-9908
E-mail : spk@mofa.gov.tw

8 Macau

Tel: (853) 2830-6282

Fax: (853) 2830-6153
E-mail: tpemac@gmail.com

9 Malaysia

Tel: (60-3) 2161-4439;2161-5508

Fax: (60-3) 2161-7478
E-mail: teco@po.jaring.my

10 New Zealand
Wellington
Tel: (64-4) 473-6474
Fax: (64-4) 499-1458
E-mail: tecowlg@taipei.org.nz
Auckland
Tel: (649) 303-3903
Fax: (649) 302-3399
E-mail: tecoakl@taiwan-roc.org.nz
11 Papua New Guinea
Tel: (675) 321-2922
Fax: (675) 321-3510
E-mail: png@mofa.gov.tw

EMBASSIES & REPRESENTATIVE OFFICES OF THE R.O.C.

12 Philippines
Tel: (63-2) 887-6688
Fax: (63-2) 887-7679
E-mail: phl@mofa.gov.tw
13 Singapore
Tel: (65) 6500-0100
Fax: (65) 6278-9962
E-mail: sgp@mofa.gov.tw
14 Korea
Seoul
Tel: (82-2) 399-2780
Fax: (82-2) 399-2779
E-mail: kor@mofa.gov.tw
Busan
Tel: (82-51)463-7965
Fax: (82-51)463-6981
E-mail: pus@mofa.gov.tw
15 Thailand
Tel: (66-2) 670-0200~9
Fax: (66-2) 670-0220
E-mail: tecocomu.th@gmail.com
16 Vietnam
Hanoi
Tel: (84-4) 3833-5501
Fax: (84-4) 3833-5508
E-mail: tecohn@netnam.vn;
vnm@mofa.gov.tw
Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: (84-8) 3962-1745~50
Fax: (84-8) 3965-1577
E-mail: suggest@tecohcm.org.vn

Africa

1 Nigeria

Tel: (234-9) 4138321

E-mail: roctmtaiwan@yahoo.com

2 South Africa

Pretoria
Tel: (27-12) 4306071~3
Fax: (27-12) 3427110
E-mail: southafricatlo@gmail.com
Cape Town
Tel: (27-21) 4181188
Fax: (27-21) 4253022
E-mail: cpt@mofa.gov.tw

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West Asia
1 Bahrain

Tel: (973) 1729-2578

Fax: (973) 1729-3852
E-mail: tmorocb1@batelco.com.bh

2 Israel

Tel: (972)3607-4788
Fax: (972)3695-4742
E-mail: mofa@teco.org.il

3 Jordan

Tel: (962-6) 554-4426

Fax: (962-6) 554-4434
E-mail: jor@mofa.gov.tw

4 Kuwait

Tel: (965) 2533-9988

Fax: (965) 2533-3497
E-mail: kwt@mofa.gov.tw

5 Mongolia

Tel: (976-11)328-705;322-735
Fax: (976-11)328-684
E-mail: mng@mofa.gov.tw

6 Oman

Tel: (968) 2460-5695;2469-2313

Fax: (968) 2460-5402
E-mail: tecomuscat.oman@gmail.com

Russia
Tel: (7-495) 956-3786~90
Fax: (7-495) 956-3625
E-mail: rus@mofa.gov.tw

Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
Tel: (966-1) 488-1900
Fax: (966-1) 488-1716
E-mail: sau@mofa.gov.tw
Jeddah
Tel: (966-2) 660-2264
Fax: (966-2) 665-7205
E-mail: jed@mofa.gov.tw

Turkey
Tel: (90-312) 436-7255
Fax: (90-312) 447-8465
E-mail: tur@mofa.gov.tw

10 United Arab Emirates(Dubai)

Tel: (971-4) 397-7888
Fax: (971-4) 397-7644
E-mail: corocdxb@gmail.com

North America
1 Canada

Ontario
Tel: (1-613) 231-5080
Fax: (1-613) 231-7112
E-mail: teco@on.aibn.com
Toronto
Tel: (1-416) 369-9030
Fax: (1-416) 369-0548
E-mail: yyz@mofa.gov.tw
Vancouver
Tel: (1-604) 689-4111
Fax: (1-604) 689-0101
E-mail: tecovan@telus.net

2 United States

Washington
Tel: (1-202) 895-1800
Fax: (1-202) 363-0999
Email: usa@mofa.gov.tw
Atlanta
Tel: (1-404) 870-9375
Fax: (1-404) 870-9376
E-mail: tecoatl@teco.org
Boston
Tel: (1-617) 737-2050
Fax: (1-617) 737-1684
E-mail: teco@tecoboston.org
Chicago
Tel: (1-312) 616-0100
Fax: (1-312) 616-1486
E-mail: tecochicago@yahoo.com
Guam
Tel: (1-671) 472-5865
Fax: (1-671) 472-5869
E-mail: tecoguam@gmail.com
Honolulu
Tel: (1-808) 595-6347
Fax: (1-808) 595-3161
E-mail: tecohnl@hawaii.rr.com
Houston
Tel: (1-713) 626-7445
Fax: (1-713) 626-0990
E-mail: tecohouston@sbcglobal.net
Kansas
Tel: (1-816)531-1298
Fax: (1-816)531-3066
E-mail: kcteco@taiwan-kcteco.org
Los Angeles
Tel: (1-213) 389-1215
Fax: (1-213) 389-1676
E-mail: info@tecola.org
Miami
Tel: (1-305) 443-8917
Fax: (1-305) 442-6054
E-mail: tecomia@bellsouth.net

New York
Tel: (1-212) 317-7300
Fax: (1-212) 754-1549
E-mail: teco@tecony.org
San Francisco
Tel: (1-415) 362-7680
Fax: (1-415) 362-5382
E-mail: tecosf@sbcglobal.net
Seattle
Tel: (1-206) 441-4586
Fax: (1-206) 441-1322
E-mail: info@teco-seattle.org

Central and South

1 Argentina

Tel: (54-11)5218-2600
Fax: (54-11)5218-2625
E-mail: taiwanarg@gmail.com

2 Brasil

Brasilia
Tel: (55-61) 3364-0221
Fax: (55-61) 3364-0234
E-mail: eect@uol.com.br
Sao Paulo
Tel: (55-11) 3285-6988
Fax: (55-11) 3287-5684
E-mail: mofasp@terra.com.br

3 Chile

Tel: (56-2) 2362-9772

Fax: (56-2) 431-0137
E-mail: oftaipei@entelchile.net

4 Colombia

Tel: (57-1) 635-0969

Fax: (57-1) 635-1216
E-mail: oftaipeisec@etb.net.co

5 Ecuador

Tel: (593-2) 244-3412

Fax: (593-2) 243-9718
E-mail: ecu2@mofa.gov.tw

6 Mexico

Tel: (52-55) 5596-1612

Fax: (52-55) 5251-0960
E-mail: mex@mofa.gov.tw

7 Peru

Tel: (51-1) 437-8318

Fax: (51-1) 437-8317
E-mail: oftaipeiroc@yahoo.com.tw

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Europe

9 Hungary

18 Spain
Tel: (34-91) 571-8426
Fax: (34-91) 570-9285
E-mail: esp@mofa.gov.tw

2 Czech Republic

10 Ireland
Tel: (353-1) 678-5413;678-5580
Fax: (353-1) 676-1686
E-mail: twnirl@gmail.com

19 Sweden
Tel: (46-8) 7288-513
Fax: (46-8) 315-748
E-mail: taipei.mission@tmis.se

11 Italy
Tel: (39-06) 9826-2800
Fax: (39-06) 9826-2806
E-mail: ita@mofa.gov.tw

20 Switzerland
Bern
Tel: (41-31) 382-2927
Fax: (41-31) 382-1523
E-mail: che@mofa.gov.tw
Genve
Tel: (41-22) 919-7070
Fax: (41-22) 919-7077
E-mail: gva@mofa.gov.tw

Austria
Tel: (43-1) 212-4720
Fax: (43-1) 212-4703
E-mail: information@taipei.at

Tel: (420) 23332-0606

Fax: (420) 23332-6906
E-mail: tecoprag@mbox.vol.cz
Denmark
Tel: (45) 3393-5152
Fax: (45) 3393-2235
E-mail: tro.denmark@gmail.com

Tel: (36-1) 266-2884

Fax: (36-1) 266-4003
E-mail: taipeirepoffice@gmail.com

4 European Union (Belgium)

12 Latvia
Tel: (371) 6732-0610
Fax: (371) 6732-3268
E-mail: tmil@tmil.lv

5 Finland

13 Netherlands
Tel: (31-70) 346-9438
Fax: (31-70) 360-3836
E-mail: tperep@xs4all.nl

14 Norway
Tel: (47) 2311-1730
Fax: (47) 2311-1731
E-mail: nor@mofa.gov.tw

Tel: (32)2511-0687
Fax: (32)2511-1789
E-mail: bel@taipei-office.be

Tel: (358-9) 6829-3800

Fax: (358-9) 6829-3806
E-mail: info@taipeioffice.fi
France
Tel: (33-1) 4439-8830
Fax: (33-1) 4439-8871
E-mail: taiwan.brtf@gmail.com

7 Germany

Berlin
Tel: (49-30) 203610
Fax: (49-30) 203611
E-mail: deu@mofa.gov.tw
Frankfurt
Tel: (49-69) 745734
Fax: (49-69) 745745
E-mail: taipehvertretungfranckfurt@
gmail.com
Muenchen
Tel: (49-89) 5126-790
Fax: (49-89) 5126-797
E-mail: muc@mofa.gov.tw
Hamburg
Tel: (49-40) 447-788
Fax: (49-40) 447-187
E-mail: Taipehvertretung@
taipei-hamburg.de

15 Poland
Tel: (48-22) 2130060
Fax: (48-22) 2130070
E-mail: biuro@taiwan.net.pl
16 Portugal
Tel: (351-21) 315-1279
Fax: (351-21) 315-1288
E-mail: taipeilisbon@gmail.com
17 Slovakia
Tel: (421-2) 58253229
Fax: (421-2) 58253225
E-mail: svk@mofa.gov.tw

8 Greece

Tel: (30-210) 677-6750

Fax: (30-210) 677-6708
E-mail: taipeigreece@gmail.com

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EMBASSIES & REPRESENTATIVE OFFICES OF THE R.O.C.

21 United Kingdom
London
Tel: (44-20) 7881-2650
Fax: (44-20) 7730-3139
E-mail: tro@taiwan-tro.uk.net
Edinburgh
Tel: (44-131) 220-6886
Fax: (44-131) 226-6884
E-mail: reception.troedi@gmail.com

M ANDARIN T RAINING C ENTER NTNU

MTC APPLICATION FORM

* Please TYPE or PRINT in clear Chinese or English. Documents that are not clear will not be considered.
* ()

1 CHINESE NAME

2 ENGLISH NAME
Last

Attach

First

Recent Photo
Here

Middle
3 NATIONALITY
4 DATE OF BIRTH
5 SEX

Male

Month

Day

Year

Female

6 PRESENT OCCUPATION
7 MAILING ADDRESS

The admissions letter will be mailed to this address, please print clearly in English or Chinese.
No. and Street
City
State (or Province)
Country, Postal (Zip) Code
E-mail
Phone
8 Fax

Have you ever studied at this Center before? ( Yes No)

9 If yes, what was your student number?

Highest Level of Education

Name of School
Major
APPLICATION FORM

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10

Please mark the term you

would like to begin your
studies, (mark one term
only)

11

Application Deadline

Term

Fall Term (Sep.1-Nov. 30)

Winter Term (Dec. 1-Feb. 28)
Spring Term (Mar. 1-May 31)
Summer Term (Jun. 1-Aug. 31)
Summer Session (Jul. 1-Aug. 31)

Visa Required

No Need for A Visa

Jul. 31

Aug. 16

Oct. 31

Nov. 15

Jan. 28

Feb. 14

Apr. 30

May 16

May 31

Jun. 13

Please indicate the source of funds for your study?

Self-financed

Scholarship

Supported by parents

Scholarship offered by Taiwan government

Bank loan

Others

Others
12

Do you have any physical disability or other limitation which requires MTCs assistance?
YesPlease specify No

13

Study Motivation Survey

(1) Have you ever studied abroad (short- or long-term studies)?
YesPlease describe this experience briefly
No
(2) Please describe the reason(s) you choose to study in Taiwan?

14

APPLICATION MATERIALS must include MTC application form

Survey of students language background
High school or university diploma (photocopy)
Financial statement showing at least US$2500 from within the past 3 months
Passport information page (photocopy)
5
Please refer to p.5 for further details. Once submitted, none of these materials can be returned.
Diploma and Financial Statement must be presented in English or Chinese.
Applicant's Signature

Date

162

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Mail to MTC, NTNU, No.162, Heping East Road, Sec.1, Taipei, Taiwan 106

APPLICATION FORM

M ANDARIN T RAINING C ENTER NTNU

SURVEY OF STUDENTS LANGUAGE BACKGROUND

Name

1
Your preferred class time

( Chinese

1.2.3 Please list order of preferences starting from 1

to 3.)

( English

Native Language

Regular Course

Nationality

Regular course students must complete

five hours of supplementary classes
every week.

Education

Monday-Friday

Class Times

Intensive Course

Class Times

8:10 -10:00

Monday-Friday

*10:20 -13:10

Senior High School

*10:20 -12:10

14:20 -17:10

University

12:20 -14:10

17:20 -20:20

Post-graduate

14:20 -16:10

Major:

16:20 -18:10
18:30 -20:20

Office use only

*for students above beginner's level

(A)

(B)
(C)

If the class times I choose above are unavailable, I agree with the

Sign here:

class time arranged by MTC for me.

MTC will follow your preference as much as possible. However, actual class times

are determined by each terms class availability. If you do not sign on the form, your
application may be rejected by MTC.

Have you ever studied Chinese? Yes No

1
3

What Chinese study materials have you used ? (Please answer in detail.)

LANGUAGE BACKGROUND SURVEY

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4 When did you study Chinese? Form

to

5
How long have you studied Chinese? Where did you learn it? (Please answer in detail.)
In my own country:

hours/per weekfor

year(s)

month(s)

year(s)

month(s)

In ROC (Taiwan):

hours/per weekfor

( name of the school)

at
In PRC:

hours/per weekfor

year(s)

month(s)

( name of the school)

at
Please specify it:

hours/per weekfor

In total:

year(s)

year(s)

month(s) ( =

month(s)
hours)

6 Can toy speak Chinese?

Yes Fluently Fair A little No
7 Can you read Chinese?
Yesbelow 100 100 characters 500 500 charaters
1000above 1000 characters No
If yes, you can readCheck both if applicable
standard characters

simplified characters

8 Can you write Chinese?

YesI can write approximately

characteres No

If yes, you can writeCheck both if applicable

standard characters

simplified characters

9 Do you talk to your family or friends in Chinese?

Often
10

Rarely

Never

Have you lived in a Chinese language environment?

Yes
year(s)

11

Sometimes

If yes, how long have you lived there?

month(s) in Taiwan China Hong Kong

Have you ever taken a Chinese Proficiency Test?

Yes No
If yes, please answer the following questions.

20

TOCFL(TOP-Huayu)

Certificate

When?

CPT(in USA)

Score

When?

SATII-Chinese

Score

When?

TECC

Score

When?

Certificate

When?

HSK

Certificate

When?

LANGUAGE BACKGROUND SURVEY

M ANDARIN T RAINING C ENTER NTNU

2013 - 2014 ACADEMIC CALENDAR

FALL TERM

SEPTEMBER 1 ~ NOVEMBER 30, 2013

Jul.
Aug.

31
16

Aug.
Aug.
Sep.
Sep.
Sep.
Sep.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.

15,16
26,27
4
5
6-12
19-22
3
10
31

Nov.
Nov.
Nov.

14,15
27
28-Dec.2

Application Deadline for the Fall Term (for applicants who need a visa)
Application Deadline for the Fall Term (limited to nationals of 90-days visa exempt entry
countries or applicants who have proof of legal residency in Taiwan)
Registration & Tuition Payment for Continuing Students
Registration & Tuition Payment for New Students
Orientation for New Students / Pick-Up Class Schedules
First Day of Class
Class Change Period
HolidayMid-Autumn Festival
19th Class Day (1/3 of the term has completed)
HolidayDouble Tenth National Day
38th Class Day (2/3 of the term has completed) & Application Deadline for the Winter Term
(for applicants who need a visa)
Registration & Tuition Payment for Continuing Students
Last Day of Class
School Vacation

WINTER TERM

DECEMBER 1, 2013 ~ FEBRUARY 28, 2014

Oct.
Nov.

31
15

Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.

21,22
2
3
4-10
27
1
24
28
29-Feb.4
13,14
27
28
28-Mar.5

Application Deadline for the Winter Term (for applicants who need a visa)
Application Deadline for the Winter Term (limited to nationals of 90-days visa exempt entry
countries or applicants who have proof of legal residency in Taiwan)
Registration & Tuition Payment for New Students
Orientation for New Students / Pick-Up Class Schedules
First Day of Class
Class Change Period
19th Class Day (1/3 of the term has completed)
New Year Holiday
38th Class Day (2/3 of the term has completed)
Application Deadline for the Spring Term (for applicants who need a visa)
Chinese New Year Holiday
Registration & Tuition Payment for Continuing Students
Last Day of Class
228 Peace Memorial Day
School Vacation

SPRING TERM

MARCH 1 ~ MAY 31, 2014

Jan. 28
Feb. 14

Feb. 20,21
Mar. 5
Mar. 6
Mar. 7-13
Apr. 1
Apr. 2-6
Apr. 30
May 1
May 15,16
May 28
May 29-Jun.3

Application Deadline for the Spring Term (for applicants who need a visa)
Application Deadline for the Spring Term (limited to nationals of 90-days visa
exempt entry countries or applicants who have proof of legal residency in Taiwan)
Registration & Tuition Payment for New Students
Orientation for New Students / Pick-Up Class Schedules
First Day of Class
Class Change Period
19th Class Day (1/3 of the term has completed)
Holiday- Sprig Holiday & Tomb Sweeping Day (tentative dates)
Application Deadline for the Summer Term (for applicants who need a visa)
38th Class Day (2/3 of the term has completed)
Registration & Tuition Payment for Continuing Students
Last Day of Class
School Vacation
CALENDAR

21

SUMMER TERM
Apr.
May

30
16

May
May
Jun.
Jun.
Jun.
Jun.
Jun.
Jul.
Jul.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.

22,23
30
2
3
4
5-11
30
25
31
14,15
21
22-31

JUNE 1 ~ AUGUST 31, 2014

Application Deadline for the Summer Term (for applicants who need a visa)
Application deadline for the Summer Term (limited to nationals of 90-days visa exempt entry
countries or applicants who have proof of legal residency in Taiwan)
Registration & Tuition Payment for New Students
Application Deadline for the Summer Session (for applicants who need a visa)
Holiday-Dragon Boat Festival
Orientation for New Students / Pick-Up Class Schedules
First Day of Class
Class Change Period
19th Class Day (1/3 of the term has completed)
38th Class Day (2/3 of the term has completed)
Application Deadline for the Fall Term (for applicants who need a visa)
Registration & Tuition Payment for Continuing Students
Last Day of Class
School Vacation

SUMMER SESSION
May 31
Jun. 13

Jun. 19,20
Jun. 30
Jul.
1
Jul.
2-8
Jul.
17
Jul.
31
Aug. 5
Aug. 21
Aug. 22-31

JULY 1 ~ AUGUST 31, 2014

Application Deadline for the Summer Session (for applicants who need a visa)
Application Deadline for the Summer Session (limited to nationals of 90-days visa
exempt entry countries or applicants who have proof of legal residency in Taiwan)
Registration & Tuition Payment for New Students
Orientation for New Students / Pick-Up Class Schedules
First Day of Class
Class Change Period
13th Class Day (1/3 of the session has completed)
Application Deadline for the Fall Term (for applicants who need a visa)
26th Class Day (2/3 of the session has completed)
Last Day of Class
School Vacation

Location of the MTC

YongKang

Post
Post
NTNU Office
Office
Heping E. Rd.

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INTRODUCTION
CALENDAR

Shida Rd.

NTNU

Taiwan Bank

Taiwan
Bank

Taipower Building
MRT Station EXIT 3

Xinsheng S. Rd.

MTC

Qingtian St.

Lishui St.

EXIT 5

Jinshan S. Rd.

Guting
MRT Station

Street Eateries
YongKang
Street
Eateries

Daan

Daan
Park Park