What is a Chinese Language Learning Class for New Immigrants?
Subsidized by the National Immigration Agency, Ministry of the Interior, and offered by local governments and non-governmental organizations. The curriculum includes basic Mandarin, practical daily conversation, introduction to Taiwanese culture, and basic legal knowledge. It helps new immigrants overcome language barriers and improve their communication skills with family and society.
Subsidy Details
Tuition Fee: Free of charge.
Textbooks: Subsidized by the government; students do not need to pay for textbooks.
Additional Services: Some classes offer childcare services to help new immigrants focus on their studies.
Course Schedule
Duration: Approximately 72 hours per session.
Time: Usually held on weekday evenings or weekends.
Location: Community colleges, elementary and junior high schools, or new immigrant family service centers in various counties and cities.
How to Register?
Inquiry Information: Visit the "New Immigrant Empowerment and Development Information Network" to check the latest course information for each county/city.
Contact Information: Call the listed course provider directly to register.
Documents Required: Present a copy of your residence permit when registering.
Important Reminder
Attendance of 2/3 or higher of the total hours will earn you a certificate of completion.
This certificate can be used as supporting documentation (hours credited) when applying for naturalization.