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Basic Chinese conversation
Basic Chinese conversation: pronunciation, foundation Chinese characters, vocabulary and common sentence patterns.
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Taiwan with KPV: Study abroad · Jobs
Study abroad and jobs in Taiwan – programme information will be published once official documents are available.
KPV will publish information on programmes in Taiwan once official documents are available. Please contact an adviser for guidance.
Visa, financial, certificate, tuition fee and part-time work requirements are updated in line with the official regulations of each country and each programme at the time of consultation.
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30NOVBasic Chinese conversationPronunciation and foundation Chinese characters · TRUNG-CB-2611Mon · Wed · Fri18:00 – 20:00In person30 Nguyễn Du, TP. Đồng Nai—Fully bookedFullRegister for the next class
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Programmes in Taiwan – publicly available information
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See more questionsFrequently asked questions about Taiwan
01What are the options for studying in Taiwan?
There are three common routes: full-time undergraduate or postgraduate study (many programmes are taught in English), Mandarin Chinese study at university language centres, and training programmes linked with internships at companies. Each route has different entry requirements, study durations and residence regulations.
02What level of Chinese do I need to study in Taiwan?
It depends on the programme. Programmes taught in Chinese usually require a TOCFL certificate (typically Level 3 or above) for admission or before graduation; programmes taught in English consider IELTS or TOEFL. Mandarin language programmes can be started from a basic level.
03Are there scholarships for studying in Taiwan?
Yes. In addition to each university’s own scholarships, international students can apply for Taiwanese government scholarships such as the Taiwan Scholarship (undergraduate and postgraduate) and the Huayu Enrichment Scholarship (Mandarin study). Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic results, language proficiency and study plan; application deadlines are usually early in the year.
04Can international students in Taiwan work part-time?
Yes, once a work permit for international students has been granted. Under current regulations, part-time work is limited to a maximum of 20 hours per week during term time; there is no limit on hours during the winter and summer holidays. Working in breach of the regulations may result in fines and affect your residence status.
05How does working in Taiwan differ from studying there?
Workers go to Taiwan to work under an employment contract with an employer, through an enterprise licensed to send workers overseas or through the Centre of Overseas Labour; the main purpose is employment. Studying abroad means studying at a school, with part-time work allowed only within permitted limits. KPV advises you so that you can choose the route that suits your goals and circumstances.
06How can I verify a Taiwan programme?
Check the programme against the list of open programmes on kpvgroup.vn, call the hotline on 0866 214 579 or 0867 325 631, or visit the office at 30 Nguyễn Du, P. Trấn Biên, TP. Đồng Nai to see the programme documents and cost table. Do not transfer any money before a contract has been signed and a valid payment receipt issued.
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