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Chinese Language Center

Chien Hsin University of Science and Technology

📍 About Us

The Chinese Language Center at Chien Hsin University of Science and Technology is affiliated with the university's "International College". Our mission is to align with the university's international development by providing a high-quality Chinese language learning environment for foreign residents and international students. We are dedicated to enhancing teaching and service quality, assisting international students in adapting to life in Taiwan, and promoting international cultural and academic exchange.

📚 Core Operations & Course Features

Diverse Leveled Courses

Tailored to different proficiency levels and learning goals, we offer "Pre-sessional", "Basic", "Regular", and "Business Chinese" courses to help students systematically improve their listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills.

TOCFL Preparation

We provide specialized "Certification Classes" offering TOCFL teaching and guidance to help students successfully obtain official language certification.

Cultural Studies & Camps

We regularly organize Chinese language camps, cultural studies, and academic exchange activities, allowing students to apply the language in daily life and deeply experience local Taiwanese culture.

Comprehensive Student Services

We provide complete admission application processes, freshman guides, scholarship information, learning tutoring mechanisms, and rich digital e-learning resources.

Chien Hsin University of Science and Technology - Chinese Language Center

Chinese Language Program Planning

Short Program

A. TOCFL Preparation Courses

Course Name: TOCFL Preparation Course (On-Campus Service)

Course Description: This course is specially designed to help international students and external learners pass the Test of Chinese as a Foreign Language (TOCFL).

Students are accurately placed using the "TOCFL Rapid Screening System" to ensure customized instruction. The course focuses on test-taking skills, question-type analysis,

mock exams, and answering strategies to comprehensively boost the passing rate.

Target Audience	1. Enrolled UCH international students (Free of charge). 2. External international learners planning to take the TOCFL.
Class Size	1–3 students (Private Class) / 4–15 students (Small Group Class)
Course Hours	8 weeks per term; once a week, 2 hours per session (16 hours in total).
Class Schedule	Mon–Fri between 09:00–17:00 (Flexible and adjustable based on student needs).
Tuition & Fees	Enrolled UCH International Students: Free External Learners: － Registration Fee: NTD 500 / person － Private Class (1–3 students): NTD 5,000 / person － Small Group Class (4–15 students): NTD 3,500 / person
Materials	Past TOCFL exam papers and exclusive center supplementary materials.

B. Practical Mandarin Courses

Course Name: Practical Mandarin and Customized Program

Course Description: This course offers flexible, customized teaching based on the learner's proficiency and specific needs, covering daily communication,

basic Mandarin, etc. In the 2026 Academic Year (115 AY), the center will further integrate UCH's industry-academia resources to promote "Corporate International Employee Mandarin Training,"

offering customized courses from absolute beginner to fluent levels; starting in the 2027 Academic Year (116 AY), a "Migrant Worker and New Immigrant Community Program" is planned to deepen local services.

Target Audience	1. Enrolled UCH international students. 2. External learners with an interest in Mandarin and customized needs. 3. International employees of partner enterprises (Industry-Academia project).
Class Size	1–2 students (Separate classes can be formed to meet corporate or institutional needs).
Course Hours	10 weeks per term; once a week, 3 hours per session, 30 hours in total (Industry-academia program hours are subject to contract).
Class Schedule	Mon–Fri between 09:00–17:00 (Flexible and adjustable based on student or corporate needs).
Tuition & Fees	Registration Fee: NTD 500 / person 1–2 students (Private Class): NTD 15,000 / person (Fees for corporate and migrant worker programs are negotiable).
Materials	A Course in Contemporary Chinese or customized materials selected based on specific student/corporate needs.

C. Mandarin Camp

Course Name: Overseas Youth Mandarin Camp

Course Description: This program utilizes short-term intensive Mandarin teaching combined with cultural experiences, deeply aligning with the academic strengths of UCH departments.

It features three core themed camps: "Culinary," "Business," and "STEAM" (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics).

Emphasizing professional practice, learning by doing, and the integration of local culture, it aims to build an early sense of belonging and affinity for the university among overseas youth.

Target Audience	Overseas youth, educational institutions, or strategy alliance partner schools looking to visit and experience Taiwan as a group.
Class Size	Group enrollment (Subject to specific project planning for each term).
Course Hours	Short-term intensive hours planned according to winter/summer schedules or specific project needs.
Class Schedule	Conducted according to the camp brochure announcements and project timelines.
Tuition & Fees	Subject to the specific camp project fees announced in the annual brochure.
Materials	Center-compiled thematic experience materials and departmental practical supplementary materials.

Long Program

A. Regular Seasonal Program

Course Name: Regular Seasonal Mandarin Program

Course Description: A standard quarterly-based program designed for foreign nationals coming to Taiwan to study Mandarin. The full program is divided into nine levels,

and students must pass a placement test upon enrollment. This program also collaborates with overseas sister schools to assist students with weak Mandarin foundations,

helping them pass the TOCFL A2 certification to smoothly transition into UCH degree programs.

Level Structure	Beginner (Levels 1–2 / A1–A2): Starting from zero, focusing on pronunciation, basic Chinese characters, and daily expressions to cultivate basic communication skills for living in Taiwan. Intermediate (Levels 3–6 / B1–B2): Expanding to social settings and workplace applications; able to read long sentences and fluently express personal opinions and plans. Advanced (Levels 7–9 / C1–C2): Deepening into professional fields; able to comprehend and discuss diverse topics such as newspapers, magazines, and literature.
Target Audience	Foreign nationals interested in Mandarin, those planning to pursue higher education (university) in Taiwan, and those planning to work in Taiwan.
Class Size	Premium small classes, 5–15 students per class.
Course Hours	4 terms per year (starting in March, June, September, and December); 15 hours per week, 11 weeks per term, totaling 165 hours (excluding national holidays).
Class Schedule	Mon–Fri 09:00–12:00 or 13:00–16:00.
Tuition & Fees	Registration Fee: NTD 500 / person Tuition: NTD 25,000 / person (Insurance, books, and material fees are charged separately based on actual costs)
Materials	A Course in Contemporary Chinese and center certification supplementary materials.

B. Mandarin for Work Place

Course Name: Business and Workplace Mandarin Program

Course Description: This course is specially designed for foreign nationals planning to work or currently developing their careers in Taiwan, suitable for learners at the B2 level or above.

Instruction focuses on practical workplace language, business communication with colleagues, product marketing presentations, and customer complaint crisis management. The core philosophy integrates "classroom learning with industry practice,"

and the center will actively assist in arranging corporate visits and internship opportunities, utilizing highly interactive teaching with a primary focus on listening and speaking, supplemented by reading and writing.

Target Audience	1. Enrolled UCH international students who intend to work in Taiwan in the future. 2. Foreign business professionals planning to work or currently developing careers in Taiwan.
Class Size	Professional small classes, 3–10 students per class.
Course Hours	4 terms per year (starting in March, June, September, and December); 15 hours per week, 11 weeks per term, totaling 165 hours (excluding national holidays).
Class Schedule	Mon–Fri 09:00–12:00 or 13:00–16:00.
Tuition & Fees	Registration Fee: NTD 500 / person Tuition: NTD 30,000 / person (Insurance, books, and material fees are charged separately)
Materials	Chinese for Professionals and business practical case study supplementary materials.

C. Preparatory Program

Course Name: Degree Preparatory Mandarin Program

Course Description: This program is specifically designed for foreign nationals planning to enter higher education institutions (universities/colleges) in Taiwan,

aiming to intensively and rigorously improve foundational Mandarin communication skills while providing comprehensive preparation for the academic language skills required for university coursework.

The program comprehensively utilizes the "TOCFL Rapid Screening System" as a basis for precise class placement prior to the start of the course.

Target Audience	Foreign nationals planning to enroll in higher education institutions in Taiwan who need to cross the academic language threshold within a short period.
Class Size	10–18 students per class.
Course Hours	Two semesters, accumulating a total of 720 hours of high-intensity intensive courses throughout the year.
Class Schedule	20 hours per week, scheduled in independent 2–3 hour teaching blocks depending on the timetable.
Tuition & Fees	NTD 50,000 / person.
Materials	A Course in Contemporary Chinese, academic Mandarin transition materials, and rapid screening placement supplementary materials.

🎓 Scholarship Application

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Guidelines for Rewarding International Students for Improving Chinese Language Proficiency at Chien Hsin University of Science and Technology

To encourage international students at the university to actively learn Chinese, improve their Chinese proficiency, and strengthen their social adaptability, the "Guidelines for Rewarding International Students for Improving Chinese Language Proficiency at Chien Hsin University of Science and Technology" (hereinafter referred to as the Guidelines) are established.
The reward targets include international students officially enrolled at the university (including special program students) whose native language is not Chinese.
International students officially enrolled at the university (including special program students) who register for the Test of Chinese as a Foreign Language (TOCFL) held by the Steering Committee for the Test Of Proficiency-Huayu, and pass the respective levels, will be awarded the following rewards:
- (1) Those who pass the TOCFL A2 level test may apply for a reward of NTD 1,000.
- (2) Those who pass the TOCFL B1 level test may apply for a reward of NTD 2,000.
- (3) Those who pass the TOCFL B2 level test may apply for a reward of NTD 4,000.
- (4) Those who pass the TOCFL C1 level (or above) test may apply for a reward of NTD 5,000.
Applications are limited to certifications obtained in the current year, and the applied level must be higher than the previous or admission TOCFL score. The reward for the same certification level can only be claimed once.
The certification reward is limited to certificates obtained after the international student's admission. Application forms are submitted to the Center for review, and those approved will be issued rewards according to these Guidelines.
The funds required for these Guidelines are supported by the Higher Education Sprout Project. The relevant quota and amount may be adjusted and budgeted based on the annual funding budget. If the annual budget is exhausted, applications will no longer be accepted.
When applying, the following documents should be attached and submitted directly to the Chinese Language Center of the university:
- (1) One copy of the application form.
- (2) One photocopy of the front and back of the student ID (must have the registration stamp for the current semester).
- (3) One photocopy of the TOCFL transcript and certificate.
- (4) One photocopy of the cover of the applicant's remittance bank account.
These Guidelines are implemented after being passed by the Administrative Council and approved by the President. The same applies to amendments.

Implementation Project for Subsidizing International Students to Obtain Chinese Language Certification at Chien Hsin University of Science and Technology

Project Purpose: To improve the Chinese language proficiency and social adaptability of international students at the university, encourage them to aim for passing the TOCFL A2 level or above during their studies, and strengthen the Chinese proficiency needed for life in Taiwan and staying in Taiwan after graduation, the "Implementation Project for Subsidizing and Rewarding International Students to Obtain Chinese Language Certification at Chien Hsin University of Science and Technology" (hereinafter referred to as

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