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1.New Immigrant Learning Center:Provide new immigrants and their families with diverse learning courses and activities to enhance their educational knowledge and help them integrate into Taiwanese society and culture.

 (1)Contact information:

• Taoyuan City South District New Immigrant Learning Center: (03)4506279
• Address: No. 315, Longnan Road, Pingzhen District, Taoyuan City (Zhongzhen Elementary School)
• Website

 

• Taoyuan City North District New Immigrant Learning Center: (03)3298992 ext. 112
• Address: No. 20, Lane 100, Zhongxing Road, Guishan District, Taoyuan City (Xingfu Junior High School)
• Website

 

2.Adult Basic Education Seminar:

• To develop the Chinese listening, speaking, reading and writing skills of out-of-school citizens and new immigrants, so as to enrich their basic life skills and expand their interpersonal relationships.
• This program is held twice a year (approximately from March to July and from August to December). Course information is announced on the Taoyuan City Government Department of Education website - Latest News.
• Contact information: Taoyuan City Government Department of Education (03) 3322101 ext. 7470
• Website

 

3.New Immigrant Language Course and New Immigrant Children Education

 

Teacher Chen

03-3322101 Extension7521

1. Storytelling and song competitions for new immigrant children in elementary and middle schools and other new immigrant competitions.
2. Selection of outstanding new immigrant teaching support teachers in Taoyuan city.
3. Undertaking the visit of new immigrants in Taoyuan city, filming new immigrant language course videos and cultural transit station operations.
4. New immigrant operations (including new immigrant project human resources funds, project Chinese language learning support course funds, cross-border transfer (including reporting) cases)

 

Project Assistant Mr. Zhuang

03-3322101 Extension 7521

1. Joint selection of teachers to support language education for new immigrants (including surveys on the willingness of elementary and middle schools to elect language education for new immigrant children, class scheduling by district, and review of the course opening system of the new immigrant children's education information network)
2. Language courses for new immigrants in elementary and middle schools (course funding, mid-term teacher changes, teaching materials and transportation fees, school counseling visits)
3. National Education Agency-subsidized programs related to the education of new immigrant children (annual plans, language teaching materials trial teaching, distance learning, happy learning language, etc.)
4. Training of teachers to support teaching of new immigrants (including qualification classes, advanced classes, return education classes, and pre-employment training classes)